Presented by Tara Kaczorowski, Ph.D., Professor, Executive Director of Education Programs; Mikki Brooks, Experienced Educator, Education Consultant, Educational Service Unit #3 (NE); and Terry Chvatal, Director, Vosaic
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AI for AP Science: Accelerating AP Science Courses with Video and Lesson Tools
Presented by Karen Sommerhauser, M.Ed., Former Educator, Current K-12 STEM Specialist, JoVE; and Jeff Rothberg, M.Ed., Former Educator, Current Associate Director of Sales, JoVE
Empowering New Educators: Accelerating Teacher Growth with Video
Presented by Kellie Skweres, Teacher Support Liaison, Pittsburgh Public Schools (PA); Amanda Olshenske, Former Teacher, Current Client Success Team Manager, Teaching Channel; and Keely Keller, Director of Professional Programs, Creator and Facilitator of EQUIP, K12 Coalition
Using Video to Engage Students with Diverse Learning Needs
Presented by Jen Cleary, EdTech Leader and Sr. Director of Content and Product, Boclips; and Natalie Jung, Vice President of Customer Success, Boclips
Improve Teacher Practice, Staff Retention, and Student Achievement with Video-Based Professional Learning
Presented by Dr. Stephanie Hofer, Assistant Superintendent, Metropolitan School District of Decatur Township (IN); Hannah Karl, Lead Teacher and Project Coach, Metropolitan School District of Decatur Township (IN); and Don Rescigno, Managing Director, Teaching Channel
Supporting Multilinguals with Podcasts and Video Lessons
Presented by Tan K. Huynh, Educator, Consultant, and Author; and Monica Brady-Myerov, Journalist & Founder, Listenwise
How to Use Video to Engage Learners
Students are using video daily—creating, watching, and reviewing. It’s one of the key ways they’re communicating with each other and consuming information outside school, so why wouldn’t schools want to use it in the classroom?
Learn How to Unlock Personalized Learning and Student Engagement with Video Editing
Presented by Shaun Conway, Manager, Partner Solutions, Screencastify
Moderated by Nate Jones, Partnerships Manager, Screencastify
How Video Assessments Let Students Display Their Mastery
With modern assessments, teachers don’t want students to just recite facts from their lessons–teachers want to know whether or not students understand the skills and how to use them. And while there are pencil-and-paper assessments that can provide this information, presenters from a recent edLeader Panel believe, when available, video offers a powerful alternative.
How to Improve Student Assessment and Learning with Asynchronous Video
Presented by Shaun Conway, Manager, Partner Solutions, Screencastify
Moderated by Nate Jones, Partnerships Manager, Screencastify