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Breakout rooms/boxes are an innovative way to bring technology and critical thinking into the library/classroom. They promote engagement, collaboration and can also be used as an authentic assessment tool. They can be done with no tech or show tech,... Read more ...
The Raspberry Pi is a small computer that can be used for a variety of projects and has been heralded as a great boon to education due to its flexibility, simplicity and affordability. Participate in this session to explore the Pi's ability to... Read more ...
3D printing is being used across the curriculum to support learning. Typically, students are not allowed to interact with fragile objects like fossils and artifacts. 3D printing allows students to touch, hold and even take home models. Students can... Read more ...
This session will focus on circuitry as it relates to the Missouri Computer Science Standards, robotics and the maker movement. Tools that will be explored include Little Bits, Makey Makey and Arduino; all are an easy entry into circuits and are sure... Read more ...
Designed to build a foundation in basic server administration, this class introduces students to many Windows Server 2016 features. The class includes extensive exercises designed to reinforce Microsoft Windows Server 2016 network administration... Read more ...
This class is designed to allow students to centrally manage workstations and servers with Group Policy Objects (GPOs) within a Windows Active Directory domain. In class, we will start at the beginning with defining what Group Policy is and what can... Read more ...
PowerShell is an object-oriented command line scripting language that helps administrators to automate tasks and make it easy to find, view and change settings. In this class you will be introduced to the basics of Powershell the standard... Read more ...
This session will show educators how to incorporate basic coding into the classroom or media center. Resources to be showcased will be "unplugged" activities to engage students without the need for technology, online resources that are available, as... Read more ...
This half-day, hands-on course teaches the basics of robotics and coding for lower elementary students. Multiple tools will be identified and demonstrated, and then participants will be given time to explore and create using different robots and... Read more ...
This offering is designed to help educators incorporate intermediate coding and programming into their classrooms while addressing the Missouri Computer Science Standards. The class will focus on block coding of various robots and briefly explore... Read more ...
At some point while using apps or searching for useful ones, you may have said to yourself “I should just make my own”. And that is very much possible with each of the 3 main environments. Android, iOS and Chrome all make it possible for you to... Read more ...