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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT for the 21st Century In Partnership with Rockhurst University through Service Learning Projects with Dr. Mandi Sonnenberg And RU Department of Education Graduate Students Andrew B., Shirl B., Chris C., Janine F., Charissa M. Brittnee S.

Thursday, April 19, 2012

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1:00-1:15: Dr. Sonnenberg: Welcome! Review of last PD, overview of today

Teachers will be break into two groups: A: Emerging Users with iPads B: Proficient/Advanced Users with iPads

1:15-2:00

EMERGING LEARNERS: Session 1: Sharing of Classroom Management Tips (Charissa and Chris)

PROFICENT LEARNERS: Session 2: Two Websites to locate resources Two Websites we will learn more about/resources Janine: [] Andrew: []

2:15-3:00: PROFICIENT LEARNERS: Session 1: Sharing of Classroom Management Tips (Charissa and Chris) Powerpoint Presentation with Specific Tips

EMERGING LEARNERS: Session 2: Two Websites to locate resources Two Websites we will learn more about/resources Janine: [] Andrew: [] Download Apps you want to use for lesson planning Andrew's Picks for social studies apps: Discovery First Hand America History, AP U.S. History Flashcards, U.S. Geography by Discovery Education iPad Edition, IQ US History

Others found by group: Amazing Dice (to call on students/groups), Stick Pick,

3:00-3:45 pm: BOTH GROUPS: iPad Challenge (getting to know your iPad) and work time EMERGING LEARNERS: great quick (15 minute) video about iPads: []

Exit slips before dismissal of teachers

TRAINER TEACHERS: in a small group creating developing your wiki page

MATERIALS:

Classroom Management Powerpoint Slides (for all) iPad Integrations Tips for the Classroom (Proficent/Advanced) Business cards with wiki address on them (for all) iPad Challenge (Emerging) Exit Slip (either by Notepad app or Paper): Share an ‘a-ha’ and an ‘uh-oh’.

__**Exit slip**__ (teachers may either type and send via notepad or write on paper and hand in).

Name: Email:

Please share an ‘A-ha!’ you learned today. Something exciting you cannot wait to implement in your classroom regarding the iPad.

Please share an ‘Uh-oh!’ you have. This can be a question, concern or request for additional support/information regarding using your iPad.