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National School Board Association Annual Conference (NSBA)
Sylvia and Gary will lead a half day pre-conference workshop for school board members, A School Board Member’s Guide to the Maker Movement, plus present a session on Educating for an Uncertain Future.
Calgary City Teachers Convention
Gary and Sylvia will lead hands-on workshops and sessions at the Calgary City Teachers’ Convention in Calgary, Canada. Tentative schedule Invent To Learn – full day workshop Thursday February 16 9:00 – 15:15 (Gary Stager & Sylvia Libow Martinez) Hacking Education …
National Maker Faire
Gary and Sylvia will lead a conversation or two or three at the National Maker Faire in Washington DC on June 18 & 19th. Times to be announced.
REMIX 2016 (Sylvia keynote)
Sylvia will keynote the REMIX 2016 for after-school educators in California’s Region 2, hosted by the Butte County Office of Education, the Region 2 Expanded Learning Services, and the California Department of Education.
CETPA – California Education Technology Professionals Association (Sylvia keynote)
Sylvia Martinez will be the closing keynote at the 2015 annual CETPA conference on December 4, 2015. CETPA is the only association in California focusing on the needs of the IT Professionals working in schools. The conference continues to grow and …
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Amsterdam Maker Teacher Camp (Gary and Sylvia)
4 day teacher professional development provided by the Waag Society.
South Central Service Cooperative 2 day PBL 360 PD – Gary and Sylvia
Gary and Sylvia will lead two days of PBL 360 at the South Central Service Cooperative in Camden, AR.
UCLA Lab School Professional Development (Gary & Sylvia)
Gary and Sylvia will spend two days with teachers at the UCLA Lab School in Los Angeles, CA.
ISTE 2015: Ready for Making?
ISTE 2015 will be June 27-July 1 in Philadelphia, PA. This is an annual “big event” for technology loving educators, with upwards of 15,000 attendees and a huge vendor floor for new edu-gizmos and gadgets. Two years ago, the word “maker” was …