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Summer 2012Technology Workshops

Northwest Service Cooperative114 West First StThief River Falls, MN 56701www.nw-service.k12.mn.us218-681-0900

For Teachers and Office WorkersSchool, City, County, and other government personnel

College Graduate Credit Available

Registration Deadline for Most workshops is June 1Classes not meeting minimum enrollments will be canceled.

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Summer 2012Technology Classes

Jump start your use of today’s digital tools by attending our summer digital technology workshops. The NW Service Cooperative is offering hands-on technology classes during June, July and August at the Training Center at the Thief River Falls office. These courses are designed for teachers and office profes-sionals looking to learn new technology skills or to improve existing skills. Each session will focus on learning to use the application tools in a school or office environment.

Full day courses are $125 for NWSC members, $145 for non-members. iPad Session are $165. Sessions start at 8:45am with registration. Class begins at 9am going to 4pm with an hour for lunch on your own. Morning and afternoon refreshments will be served. All our sessions this year are full day sessions.

Continuing education credits as well as graduate credit from Hamline will be available. Graduate credit is $150 per credit with 1 or 2 credits available. To earn 1 graduate credit students must participate in 12 hours of class (i.e. two all-day workshops). An outside of class assignment will be necessary to complete the credit.

Register early. Class sizes will be limited and will be taught in our mobile Mac Lab which has both Win-dows and Max OS available. Registration deadline for all classes is June 1st. If our minimum enroll-ment is not met, classes will be canceled. Classes will be taught by teachers from the area, including, Kurt Reynolds-Thief River Falls, Kyle Erickson-NWSC, Troy Reynolds-Waubun, Kelly Weets-Thief River Falls, Jenn Nelson-Eden Prairie, Lenore Pietruszewski-SAC, Melanie McGlynn-SAC, and Alice Hofstad from NWSC.

Please use the registration form in the back of this booklet to register or register on-line at our website--www.nw-service.k12.mn.us. For more information, please call Alice Hofstad at 218-681-0900 x113 or Barb Nelson 218-681-0894 or email ahofstad@nw-service.k12.mn.us.

Parking is available in the Lincoln High School park-ing lot located behind the Service Coop-erative. Parking lot entrance is on Knight St.

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iPad SessionsJennifer Nelson, technology integration specialist at Eden Prairie High School, will be doing these sessions. Jenn was with us last year and did an awesome job on iPad training. She loved northern Minnesota, its teachers, and their enthusiasm. She’s back to provide both beginning training and more advanced training. You will find her invigorating, funny, and a whirlwind of knowledge. As a Eden Prairie Technology Integrationist she is leading the way with implementing iPads and iTouchs in the classrooms. Jennifer Nelson is an experienced educator with more than 15 years experience as a high school mathematics teacher and technology integrationist. Nelson has taught various subjects including algebra, pre-calculus and computer sci-ence, online and in the classroom. In addition to teaching, Nelson has done extensive work leading professional development sessions on the integration of technology in and out of the classroom. She has a passion for finding innovative ways to bring learning to all students, somehow finding time to fly fish and kayak between ideas. She is a TIES Exceptional Teacher, Tekne Finalist and recently attended the Apple Academy for Educators. Check out her website: http://www.jennifernelson.org

iPads in the Classroom: Instruction for Teachers June 27, 2012 ~ All day Workshop Fee: $165 registration feeEducation in the 21st century requires 21st century skills and tools. Create, collaborate and consume world class content using your new iPad, iPad2 or iPod Touch. Engaging one day session provides you with a working knowledge of how iTunes will serve as your media organizer and how an iOS device can become a powerful consumption/production tool. Learn about recommended free apps to access news, books, weather, social media, & educational content. You will see examples of classroom application and recommended apps for purchase. During this training you will build a collec-tion of world class podcasts, TED talks and iTunes U content that will inspire and engage powerful instructional practice. To top it off we will explore a collection of free electronic books. Walk away with 21st century resources, a dynamic iTunes library and the knowledge to manage your device.

During the day you will:1. Gain an understanding of how mobile technology is be-ing used in classrooms and schools.2. Download and sample free text books that are available for students in science, math, and language arts.3. Gain an understanding of what is required to deploy mobile devices in your schools.4. Learn how to sync your iPad to your iTunes account.5. Try out various educational ap-plications.

Bring your iPad, iPad2, or iPadHD along with the iTunes account password so you can add apps during the training. You will need the AppleID and pass-word to access your existing account. Jennifer will share the work they are doing in Eden Prairie as classroom examples, along with how to use the iPad as a classroom tool, both for administration & instruction. We’ll be flying to get it all in, should be fun!

iPads for EducatorsReceive a 16gb iPad(new one) as part of your learning experience. June 29, 2012~ All day Workshop Fee: $665Note: There are no cancellations or refunds for this session. Schools will be billed.Attend this session and walk away with the new iPad. Education in the 21st century requires 21st century skills and tools. Create, collaborate and consume world class content using your new iPad. Walk away from this engaging one day session with a working knowledge of how iTunes will serve as your media organizer and how an iPad can become a power-ful consumption/production tool. Your iPad will become your communication tool using email and Facetime. Learn recom-mended free apps to access news, books, weather, social me-dia, & educational content. During this training, build a collec-tion of world class podcasts, TED talks, and iTunes U content that can inspire and engage powerful instructional practice. Explore a collection of free electronic books. See how you could use your iPad like a Smartboard in a classroom. Walk away with 21st century resources, your iTunes library and the knowledge to manage your new iPad. Bring a 4 Gig flash drive or your laptop (with the latest version of iTunes) to carry your

iTunes library home.

During the day you will:1. Gain an understanding of how mobile technology is being used in school.2. Download and sample free text books that are avail-able for students in science, math, and language arts.3. Gain an understanding of what is required to deploy mobile devices in your schools.4. Set up your iPad that you will take home with you.5. Try out various educational applications.Jennifer will share the work they are doing in Eden

Prairie as classroom examples, along with how to use the iPad as a classroom tool, both for administration & instruction. We’ll be flying to get it all in, should be fun.

Deadline for this session is May 18.

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iPads for Administrators June 28, 2012 ~ All day Workshop Fee: $165 registration fee In this Introduction to iPads for administrators, we will cover everything from syncing calendars, email, tasks and managing documents between your device and a computer. Discussion of multitasking, managing your apps, cloud storage solutions, and the best apps for word processing and presen-tation creation. How to remote wipe your device and keep things safe will also be covered. Trouble shoot like a pro by the time you leave. Together we will also explore the video and photo capabilities of the device and how you might make use of these to promote the great work being done in your school. Using Keynote, we will create a presentation, import-ing images from other applications on your iPad, add im-ages you’ve taken, and explore sharing to the cloud. We will discuss presenting using your iPad with an Apple TV or VGA adaptor as well. A theme that we will constantly consider will be how to best lead iOS integration in your building and district. What issues do you need to consider as a curriculum leader and what do you leave to the technology team. How do you move your staff from substitution to redefinition by sharing examples of creation with iOS tools as well as when skill acquisition is the job of the day. We will discuss what the iPad brings to your classrooms that enhances 21st century skill development. Bring your iPad, iPad2, or iPadHD along with the iTunes account password so you can add apps during the training. You will need the AppleID and password to access your existing account.

So, you have iPads in Class, now what! – Intermediate iPad Session August 13, 2012 ~ All day Workshop Fee: $165 registration fee Using iPads to create presentations, movies, facetime, gather information, manipulate images can be exciting. The devil is in the details, moving files on and off device, creating work-flows for student work, assessment and feedback. Working with free tools, we will explore solutions and share projects. You’ve been using iPads in class, or are getting a classroom set to use occasionally, what are you going to do beyond drill math facts? Together we’ll explore apps for creation, work flow for students without email accounts, strategies for getting more out of skill apps, and ways to increase student achieve-ment using the iPads. Digital storytelling happens at all levels. How can you use iMovie on the iPad2 to have students create and share stories? What work flow issues do you need to con-sider and what movie making techniques can you share to help tell a better story? Stories can be traditional movies, or screen casts of math-science problems. Skill Apps are great, and their success is connected to how you are arranging class processes around app use. We will have a discussion of best practices and explore examples from

people who are having success. Together we will learn from failures, be inspired by the success of others, and trouble-shoot our oops! We will talk about how we can shift more instruction to home, freeing up time in class to do more projects, work and labs. TED, iTunes U, and YouTube have created some tools and resources that will make us even more effective. Time will be set aside to find what materials are all ready created and ready for your immediate implementation. Bring your iPad, iPad2, or iPadHD along with the iTunes account password so you can add apps during the training. You will need the AppleID and password to access your existing account.

Creating Digital Curriculum (ePub creation) August 14, 2012~ All day Workshop Fee: $165 registration fee Think of the books that Harry Potter reads. Today we can create those for our iPads. We can gather and display text, images, and movies into a document we continue to call a “book.” Apple just released the most powerful publishing software since the printing press. Together let’s explore how you can create textbooks in iBook Author. ePub files can also be created in the Pages program on your Mac. Explore the differences and what classroom projects your might want to integrate next fall. Discuss how to distribute books, create and share student projects and publishing for profit. Bring your MacBook/MacBook Pro running Lion OS 10.7 with iBook Author and Pages ‘11 loaded. Note: iBook Author is a free app, but you must have at least OS 10.7 to run it. Pages is a purchased app.

Scenes from iPad training with Jen Nelson in 2011.

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20 Apps and Sites That I Can’t Teach Without June 14, 2012 ~all day Instructor: Kurt Reynolds, TRF Lincoln HS communications This will be taught on both Windows and Mac Platform.Learn to meet the millennials where they’re at with these 20 apps and sites in your classroom. These are the 20 apps that I could not possible imagine teaching without. Yet, I didn’t use a third of them five years ago! Stay current with the newest apps and sites relevant to education. First, we will ex-plore web apps such as Blogger, Wallwisher, Wiffiti, Polleverywhere, Zamzar, Twitter, Popplet, Slide-share, Scribd, Vuvox, Wikipedia, Khan Academy, Evernote, Dropbox, Youtube, iTunes U, Picassa, and so on. Second, you will be able to select which apps or sites work best for you and your classes. With that in mind, we’ll work to help you develop a specific lesson plan featuring one of these apps or sites, so you can leave with an actual product that you can implement in your classroom.

Adobe Photoshop Elements 10 for Mac or PC July 26, 2012 ~ All dayInstructor: Alice Hofstad, NWSC This will be taught on both Win-dows and Mac Platform.

Learn to repair common photo flaws, fine tune your photos for color, brightness and contrast, learn to use levels, layers and layer masks, add curving text, add special effects to specific photo areas, create scrapbook pages, photo books, and slideshows, use PhotomergeScene Cleaner, share photos online, and more. Elements 10 has new features including curving text, painting on effects, turning photos into videos and more. If you are using a very old ver-sion, thinking about upgrading, or learning for the first time, this is the session for you.

TI-Nspire CX Calculator Workshop July 12, 2012~all day Instructor: Sharon Dailey, Texas Instruments T3 Regional Instructor, 30 yr. HS mathematics experience Intended Audience: Mathematics and Science Teachers Grades 7 – 12 (It is not necessary to have previous expe-

rience with the TI-Nspire technology. TI-Nspire CX handhelds will be available to for participant use at the workshop.) Technology: Texas Instruments TI-Nspire CX Computer Software, TI-Nspire CX handhelds, TI- Navigator, Vernier Temperature Probe Demon-stration. Goal of Workshop: Provide participants with the opportunity to experience a colorful, more engaging way to explore mathematics and science. Real-world examples help students make connec-tions. Description: Technology enhances student performance in mathematics and science. TI-Nspire technology combines enhanced graphing capabili-ties with computer features to provide an engaging way to explore concepts, extending beyond the capabilities of traditional calculators. This six hours of training will include the introduction and use of TI-Nspire CX handheld, TI-Nspire teacher software and TI-Navigator with TI-Nspire CX handhelds. The Navigator will be integrated into the workshop and used to transfer tns. documents, a self-check quiz, take polls, screen capture, make participants the “presenter”, send a quiz, collect the quiz from participants and analyze the results. A Vernier probe data collection will also be included in this workshop. Algebra will be the main focus and the use of the handheld to enhance understanding of algebraic concepts. Note: The CX model allows the use of color, if you already have the TI- Nspire, all Apps will work, the only differ-ence is that color will appear in “grayscale”. The workshop will include the latest operating system which includes new science features as well as new mathematics related features.

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Using Cell Phones in the Classroom: If You Can’t Beat ‘em, Join ‘em. June 13, 2012 ~ All day Instructor: Kurt Reynolds, Thief River Falls HS Communications InstructorThis will be taught on both Windows and Mac Plat-form. This class will focus on numerous ways to imple-ment cell phones into your classes. First, teachers will not only discover practical ways to use their cell phones, but they will also learn of numerous applications and websites that will allow them to turn their students’ cell phones from a nuisance to a classroom necessity. Second, we will explore several of the available apps and websites. We will also learn how to apply these to our specific classes to engage students more fully. The apps include: Waffiti, Twitter, Yodio, Poll everywhere, Wall Wisher, Zoomerang, and Pandora. Third, there are other basic features that cell phones can offer educators. Some of the ones we’ll explore: handheld scanner, white board archiver, be-ing a digital witness, and reminder list. Finally, we will explore several websites from educators who actually practice what they preach and use cell phones as learning and teaching tools.

Digital Photography for DSLR owners June 26, 2012 ~ All day Instructor: Alice Hofstad, NWSC This photography workshop is for the person who owns a digi-

tal, single lens reflex camera (DSLR). We will look at interchangeable lens--what might I want to own and why, using the basic controls and the creative controls for exposure (fstops, shutter speeds, depth of field), choosing ISO, and white balance. We will go thru the menus on your cameras and what they mean. There will be time to answer your questions. Participants should bring their camera and lens, memory card, and charged batteries.

Microsoft Excel for Business: Beginning-Intermediate level July 25, 2012 ~ All dayInstructor: Kyle Erickson, NWSC This will be taught on the Windows Platform at the TRF Chamber Lab

on Highway 59 south. This session will provide hands-on, instruc-tor led guidance in the use of Excel to perform a wide range of financial calculations. Starting with the basics of preparing a spreadsheet, participants will learn to create a workbook as well as a budget template. Learning to use Excel can also transfer to using the spreadsheet in Google Docs. Excel can also be used to create lists, such as an address list. All of these possibilities will be explored in this workshop.

Google Apps for Business (Google Docs) July 10, 2012 ~ All dayInstructor: Kyle Erickson, NWSC

This will be taught on the Windows platform at the TRF Chamber Lab on Highway 59 south. Small business owners, if you are considering Google Docs for your business or wondering what all the hype is about, this workshop is for you! Google Docs offers a free set of customizable tools that enable your employees to create, collaborate, & share. Even if your business isn’t making the move, you can still utilize multiple Google Apps with a personal account. We’ll spend the day exploring the core apps: Gmail, Calendar, Docs (includes docu-ments, spreadsheets, presentations, and forms), and Sites.

Google Apps for Education (Google Docs) June 19, 2012 ~ All dayInstructor: Kelly Weets, Lincoln HS, Thief River Falls, Media specialistThis will be taught on both Windows and Mac Platform.

Teachers and administrators, if your school has just adopted or is considering Google Apps for Education, this workshop is for you! GAE offers a free set of customizable tools that enable staff and students to create, collaborate, share and publish.

Comments from last summer

Excellent Workshop! Very Informative! Great Instruction!

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Even if your school isn’t making the move, you can still utilize multiple Google Apps with a personal account. We’ll spend the day exploring the core apps: Gmail, Calendar, Docs (includes documents, spread-sheets, presentations, and forms), and Sites, as well as a few others of interest in the school setting.

Google Sites and FormsJuly 18, 2012 ~ All dayInstructor: Kyle Erickson, NWSC This will be taught on both Windows and Mac Platform.Google Sites- It’s free, it’s fun, it’s easy.

Google Sites makes creating and sharing a website easy. Dozens of pre-built templates are available to choose from or you can start from scratch. This platform can be used to share content with students—one stop shopping. Here they can find exit tickets, pictures, announcements, weblinks, resources, calendar, classroom blogs, contact info, and more! Google Forms- The days of post it notes all over your teacher bag can be gone! Gone can be the days of half sheet exit tickets with student handwriting you can barely read. Gone are the days of passing out and pick-ing up papers. Google Forms allows you to create open response, multiple choice, check box, etc., questions. Responses are automatically and immediately generated into a Google spreadsheet (much like an Excel spread-sheet). Google Forms allows you to quickly sort an-swers and read student explanations to better understand their misconceptions.

Moodle: Intro level July 11, 2012 ~ All dayInstructor: Troy Reynolds, Waubun Technology Integra-

tion specialistThis is a web based application which works on either platform. Both are available in our lab. Moodle is a Course Management System (CMS), also known as a Learning Management System (LMS) or a Virtual Learning Environment (VLE). It is a Free web application that educators can use to create effective online learning sites. In this course, you will learn the basic uses for Moodle and how to integrate the technology into your classes. We will look at ways to set up and design a course by uploading documents, setting up assignments, and link-ing to websites. We will also look at various ways to do online grading through quizzes that can be both forma-tive and summative assessments. Bring your imagination

and some resources, and by the end of the day you could have a Moodle course ready for next fall.

Moodle: Intermediate level July 24, 2012 ~ All dayInstructor: Troy Reynolds, Waubun Technology Inte-gration specialist

This is a web based application which works on either platform. Both are available in our lab. Do you use Moodle? Is your course set up as an end-less scroll? In this course, we will show you how to design a course that looks like a web page that is easy for students to navigate. We will look at how to set up your course by using labels, creating web pages, and how to display a directory, just to name a few. If you have a textbook that comes with Examview CD’s, we can show you how to turn those into quizzes. Moodle is one of the most flexible and powerful technology tools a teacher has at their disposal. We want to show you how to harness that power and turn it into a resource your students can use to make their learning more interactive and portable.

Making Web Tools Work for You July 17, 2012 ~ All day Instructor: Kelly Weets, Lincoln HS, Thief River Falls, Media specialistThis will be taught on both Windows and Mac Plat-form. So much to do, so little time! There are so many free Web tools available on the Internet today that it some-times feels overwhelming! This session will do some of the legwork for you and introduce you to several useful productivity, networking, organizational, and product tools that will enhance your classroom and your life. Sneak peek: Collaborize Classroom (discussion), Pinter-est (online pinboard), Tripline (animated mapping), LiveBind-ers (organization) and Glogster EDU (interac-tive posters) are just a few of the tools that will be highlighted.

Kelly Weets listens intently to a teachers in her session in 2011. Attendees leaving the session were impressed with the sites and Kelly’s strong knowlege.

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Podcasting June 12, 2012 ~ All day Instructor: Kurt Reynolds, Thief River Falls HS Communications Instructor This will be taught on the Mac Platform. This session will introduce the world of podcasting.1. Explore what a podcast is and where they can be

found (using iTunes and sources such as pod-castalley.com).

2. Discuss how to implement podcasts in our classes and use them in our lives. Examples will be provided.

3. Explore the basics of creating podcasts using GarageBand (part of Apple’s iLife) for audio podcasts and iMovie (part of Apple’s iLife) for video podcasts.

For audio podcasts, some of the basics covered will include: • implementing audio files into GarageBand. • recording voice tracks via GarageBand.

• imbedding music files to create a unique “jingle” for your podcast. • developing a podcast format. • importing art work. • uploading your podcast to the net • sharing your podcast with your students.

For video podcasts, some of the basics covered will include:

• importing video and audio to iMovie.• imbedding music or audio to enhance your podcast.• using images or jpegs in iMovie.• adding transitions in iMovie.• uploading your video podcast to the net.• sharing your video podcast with your students.

Finally, you will learn how to make a podcast for use in a class.

SMART Notebook 11- Beyond the Ba-sics August 1, 2012 ~ All day Instructor: Kyle Erickson, NWSC This will be taught on both Windows and

Mac Platform. Have you mastered the basics of Notebook 10? Yes? Then this session is for you. SMART Note-book 11 has many new features and enables teach-ers to integrate online resources into Notebook files, enhancing instruction. Learn how to embed a live browser page, drag and drop, write, and draw content. Version 11 offers creative and efficient tools for increased interactivity. New features also

allow teachers to create activity objects with the activity builder tool which reacts with animations or sounds to actions made by students. The enhanced contextual toolbar responds to user actions, chang-ing when users choose a certain object, giving them the required tool choices. Using a flashdrive, bring Notebook files that you already have and take home enhanced and newly created lessons.

SMART Notebook 11- Make and Take for Beginners July 31, 2012 ~ All day Instructor: Kyle Erickson, NWSC This will be taught on both Windows

and Mac Platform. Spend the day and come away with lessons that you can incorporate into your classroom. In this session you will learn to use Notebook 11 software, to create objects in Notebook software, to design interactive lesson activities, and to use additional resources available online. The session will cover the new features incorporated into Notebook 11. Updated features include the ability to embed web browsers directly into pages, to customize the cre-ative pen, and to record sound directly into a file. Session includes interaction with and integration of the SMART Tools, floating tools, object settings, and side tabs.

Smartboard & Web Tools in the Secondary ClassroomJune 21, 2012 ~ All dayInstructor: Melanie McGlynn, Stephen-Argyle math and Eng-lish teacherThis will be taught on both Windows and Mac Platform.

During this session, the presenter will share her practices of technology integration. The goal of this session is to share how technology can enhance, assist, and monitor students’ classroom experiences. Learn how to turn on your Smartboard today, and use it as an instructional tool tomorrow. Uses & applications of Google Docs as well as classroom management tools will be presented. An abundance of websites that provide active engagement and participation in your classroom, while encouraging

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Cancellation PolicyAll registrations must be received by June 1, 2012. Cancellations must be received three working days before each class begins. No refunds will be given on no-shows or cancellations received fewer than 3 days before each class. A paid registration is transferable in the event you are unable to attend. If classes are full, you will be put on a waiting list and notified within two days of the class if a space is available.

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frequent interaction and feedback from your stu-dents, will be introduced. The presenter will share what she believes is a balanced and effective means of technology integration that has become routine and transparent in her classroom while supporting curricular goals.

SmartBoard & Web Tools in the Elementary ClassroomJune 20, 2012 ~ All dayInstructor: Lenore Pietruszewski,

Stephen-Argyle 2nd grade teacherThis will be taught on both Windows and Mac Plat-form. During this session, the presenter will share her tried and true practices of technology integration. The goal of this session is to share how to turn on your Smartboard today, and use it as an instructional tool tomorrow. Several educational apps for the iPod Touch and the iPad will be shared. Discover how to redefine your classroom curriculum and use technology to deepen and enhance the learn-ing process. An abundance of websites that provide active engagement and participation in your class-room, while encouraging frequent interaction and feedback from your students, will be introduced. The presenter will share what she believes is a bal-anced and effective means of technology integration that has become routine and transparent in her class-room while supporting curricular goals. It is one thing to integrate technology into the classroom...

the real challenge is to integrate technology into the curriculum.

Windows Movie Maker July 19, 2012~ All day Instructor: Alice Hofstad, NWSC This will be taught on the Win-dows Platform at the TRF Cham-

ber Lab on Highway 59 south. Learn to create videos on your PC with Windows Movie Maker, a free program from Microsoft. Learn to import your video or slides, trim your vid-eo, split your clips, speedup or slowdown motion, add music, change volume levels, add auto movie themes, and share your movie on the web. In this hands-on class, we will do all this and more. Bring a video camera with footage to practice editing. Don’t forget the appropriate cables and AC cable and charged battery.

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Summer Technology Calendar

June 2012Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

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10 11 12Podcasting

13Using Cell Phones in the Classroom

1420 Apps & Sites I Can’t Teach Without

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17 18 19Google Docs for Education

20Smartboard & Web Tools in the Elem Cur-riculum

21Smartboard & Web Tools in the 7-12 Cur-riculum

22 23

24 25 26Digital Pho-tography

27iPads in the Classroom

28 iPads for Adminis-trators

29 iPads for Educators

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Workshops at a Glance Calendar

2 Check-in is from 8:45 to 9am. Classes begin at 9am.2 All sessions run from 9 am to 4pm with an hour for lunch on your own.2 All Technology Sessions are $125 for NWSC members and $145 for non-members. iPad sessions are priced as indicated.2 Registration for optional college credit, available from Hamline, will occur at the workshop. College credit requires the completion of an out of class assignment.2 All sessions are at the NWSC Training Center in Thief River Falls un-less stated otherwise. See directions page 2.

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Summer Technology Calendar

July 2012Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat1 2 3 4 5 6 78 9 10

Google Apps for Busines

11 Moodle: Intro level

12 TI-Nspire CX Calculator Workshop

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15 16 17Making Web Tools Work for You

18Google Sites & Forms

19Windows Movie Maker

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22 23 24Moodle: Inter-mediate Level

25Microsoft Excel for Business

26Adobe Photo-shop Elements 10

27 28

29 30 31SMART Note-book 11- Make and Take for Beginners

Yellow ses-sions at TRF Chamber of Commerce building on Hwy 59 south.

Summer Technology Calendar

August 2012Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1Smart Note-book 11: Beyond the Basics

2 3 4

5 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13

Intermediate iPad Training

14 Creating Digital Cur-riculum (ePub creation)

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Registration deadline for all workshops is June 1, 2012.All classes are subject to enrollment. If minimums are not meet, classes will be can-celed and you will be notified via email so it is important for us to have your summer email address.Please mail or fax registration and PO or payment to:Summer Technology WorkshopsNorthwest Service Cooperative 114 West First StThief River Falls, Mn 56701218-681-0900Fax 218-681-0915

You may register on-line at our website: www.nw-service.k12.mn.us