http://www.actem.org/event-2933233 New England ISTE is an organization that represents the ISTE affiliates in the states of Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont. Our goal is to provide a forum for coordination and support of the state-wide initiatives involving technology organizations across the region.
Makey Makey Workshop and Train-the-Trainer Lead Trainer Extended Session  Mitigating Student Caused Damage to Devices Eric Ogden, Scott Harken & Matt Walvatne Trinity3 Technology Thursday, September 13th, 2018 at 7PM Learn of the pitfalls that accompany a 1:1 initiative as it relates to student caused damage to devices. Find out how schools are addressing the issue and how your specific issues can be addressed. Zoom Room: https://zoom.us/j/932470743 7 Critical Factors in Successful Elementary and Middle School Engineering Projects John Heffernan, PhD Thursday, September 27th, 2018 at 7PM Designerly play has been identified as a fundamental component of
childhood learning. However, as
students enter grade one and beyond, the increasing academic focus has resulted
in the loss of opportunities for designerly play. At the same time, there are increasing calls to increase the
number, skill, and diversity of STEM workers. The robotics based Elementary Engineering Curriculum
(Heffernan, 2013) - used by students in this study - and other similar projects
have the potential to increase the STEM pipeline but elementary engineering is
not well-understood. The speaker researched how to teach engineering to
students as their cognitive, motor, and social skills rapidly develop in
elementary school. Zoom Room: https://zoom.us/j/877550836 The new lineup will focus on coding and computer science K-12. Webinars will be posted here as they are scheduled! If you have recommendations for presenters or want to present, please contact (gharrington at neiste dot org)
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