1+to+1+Conference

toc Link to the collaborative Google Doc for the conference: [|http://docs.google.com/Doc?id =dg2pqx68_111cxb2s8hb&invite =g8qkbr2] Agenda link http://www.outreach.psu.edu/programs/one-to-one/agenda.html

=Monday=

Coach Pre Conference
= = =Tuesday=

//Bernajean Porter, Professional Speaker, Consultant and Digital Storytelling Guide// Author of //Evaluating Digital Products: Training and Resource Tools for Using Student Scoring Guides// and //DigiTales: The Art of Telling Digital Stories//
 * Opening Keynote Speaker**

Concurrent Sessions I
9:45-10:45 //Rob Nelson, Classrooms for the Future (CFF) Coach/Secondary Social Studies Randy McNally, Director of Technology, Springfield School District//
 * Moodle and iPods...to Enhance Learning**

//Jim Chiavacci, Ph.D., Instructional Technology, PolyVison Joyce Chiavacci, Fourth grade teacher, Alpharetta Christian School//
 * Using PolyVision...Interactive Whiteboards and RM's Easiteach Software to Enhance Classroom Interaction**

//Brent D. Frey, Education Development Manager, Apple, Inc.//
 * Implementing 1to1...Learning Programs**

//Louise Maine, Science Teacher, Punxsutawney Area School District//
 * Wikis...An Interactive Classroom Tool**

//Larry DeVille, MPC/Gateway//
 * 21st Century Teaching and Learning**

//Raymond Pastore, Penn State//
 * Web 2.0...How Can Interactive Communities and Online Tools Be Used in the Classroom?**

//Conversation Thought Leader: Bernajean Porter// //Moderated by Anytime, Anywhere Learning Foundation//
 * Critical Conversations...****Innovation and Accountability: Complementary or Contradictory?**

Concurrent Sessions II
11:00 a.m.–noon //Dr. Scott Garrigan, CAPE: Center for Advancing Partnerships in Education//
 * Sustaining and Extending CFF...****with Open Source Software and Open Content**

Implementing One-to-One: The Value of Open Source Products //Dan Vos, Holland Christian Schools, Michigan//
 * Perspectives from a Michigan K–12 School...**

//Andy Cunningham, State College Area School District//
 * Incorporating Technology in the LA Classroom**

//Karl Sprenger, Kisiki School District & Penn State//
 * Using YouTube in the Classroom**

//Beth Rajan Sockman, East Stroudsburg University//
 * Developing Teaching Style...in One-to-One Environments**

//Sam Bundy, DuBois Area High School//
 * Using Photo Story 3...in the Social Studies Classroom**

//Conversation Thought Leader: Paul Curtis, New Tech Foundation// //Moderated by Anytime, Anywhere Learning Foundation//
 * Critical Conversations:** **Results that Matter for the 21st Century**

**Lunch Keynote Speaker**
Enabling the New Classroom Conversation //Paul Curtis,// //Chief Academic and Innovation Officer, New Technology Foundation//

Concurrent Sessions III
2:30-3:30 //Dr. Scott Garrigan, CAPE: Center for Advancing Partnerships in Education//
 * XO Hardware and Software Demonstration: Live and in Person!**

//William Dolton, Chuck Ginter, Tom McGee and Rhonda Keefer, Lower Merion School District//
 * Preparing for One-to-One**

//Deb Kerr and Jane Sutterlin, Instructional Technology Specialists, State College Area High//
 * Google Docs: Using Online Authoring Tools**

A School District's Success and Challenges //Marty Petrosky, Shanksville-Stonycreek School District//
 * CFF Tales**

//John Gould//
 * Global Collaborative Learning in a One-to-One Environment**

//Marcie Hull and Zach Chase, Science Leadership Academy//
 * Technology is Ubiquitous:What Does Curriculum Look Like in a One-to-One School?**

//Conversation Thought Leader: Jeff Mao, Coordinator of Educational Technology, State of Maine// //Moderated by Anytime, Anywhere Learning Foundation//
 * Critical Conversations: Making the Technology Transparent and Learning Possible**

Concurrent Sessions IV
3:45-4:45

//Larry DeVille, MPC/Gateway//
 * 21st Century Teaching and Learning**

//Luis Almeida, Waynesburg University//
 * Moving Beyond the Spreadsheet Paradigm 21st Century Skills, Technology, and the Curriculum**

//Brent D. Frey, Education Development Manager, Apple, Inc.//
 * What Does a One-to-One Classroom Look Like?**

//Amanda Carrico, Brookville Area School District//
 * Activate Your Students to Learn in the 21st Century**

//Mark T. Dietz, Micro Technology Groupe, Inc//
 * Benny and the Techs: The Need for a Stronger Connection between Business and Education as Observed by a Current Businessperson and Former Superintendent of Schools**

//Tony Franklin, Microsoft Solution Specialist//
 * Digital Classroom—Using What You Have**

//Conversation Thought Leader: Bruce Dixon, President, Anytime, Anywhere Learning Foundation, Seattle, WA// //Moderated by Anytime, Anywhere Learning Foundation//
 * Critical Conversations: One-to-One 2.0: Global Trends and Emerging Ideas**

Concurrent Sessions V
5:00-6:00

Managing the Digital Classroom
//Laurie Vitale, West Shore School District//

Experience from the Field...
...Transformation and Sustainability of One-to-One //Jeff Mao, Coordinator of Educational Technology, State of Maine//

Using Technology as a High School Principal
//Lorraine Felker, Kutztown Area School District//

Seven Deadly Assumptions
//Heather Ryder, Midd-West High School//

Hard Science and Math with Soft(ware) Tools
//Dr. Scott Garrigan, CAPE: Center for Advancing Partnerships in Education//

Communication and Collaboration Tools for K–12
//Donnie Hall, Microsoft Solution Specialist//

Critical Conversations...
...Creating a Culture of Innovation: What are the Necessary Pre-Conditions That Make This Possible? //Conversation Thought Leader: Kyle Peck, Penn State// //Moderated by Anytime, Anywhere Learning Foundation//

**Banquet Keynote Speaker**
//Bruce Dixon, President, Anytime, Anywhere Learning Foundation//

=Wednesday=

Concurrent Sessions I
8:00-9:00 am Digital Literacies for the English Classroom //Jamie Meyers, Penn State, and a panel of teachers from State College Area School District//

21st Century Skills Meets Social Networking in Schools—Where is the Rigor? //Zach Chase, Science Leadership Academy//

Partners Across the Curriculum—Computer Applications and One-to-One //Susan DeAngelis and Amy Howard, Kutztown Area School District//

CFF's Impact on the School Culture of a Resource-Poor District //Josh Lucas, Nolan Larry, and Tom Rea, Sto-Rox High School//

PolyVision and the RM Easiteach Secondary Content Pack //Carissa Bailey and James Chiavacci, PolyVision//

Critical Conversations: Scale: How Can Individual Excellence Be Replicated or Should It Be? //Conversation Thought Leader: Wade Pogany, South Dakota// //Moderated by Anytime, Anywhere Learning Foundation//

Concurrent Sessions II
EDUCATE at Penn State, Integrating Digital Tools in Teacher Education //Orrin Murray, Penn State//

Classrooms for the Future (CFF) Coach Mentors: Rigor & Relevance + Technology Integration = Critical Conversations in Support of CFF Coaches //Holly Jobe, CFF Project Manager, PDE, and CFF panelists//

Incorporating Technology in the Language Arts Classroom //Alison Kocis, Kutztown Area School District//

CFF Professional Development Online Course Options //Stephanie Schott, Wilkes University//

Have We Really Reformed Education if the Textbook Still Drives Instruction? //Sally Bair, Northern Lebanon Area School District//

One-to-One Pioneers: From Maine to Australia, What We Have Learned //Henry Patel, Studywiz Spark//

Web 2.0, Hype or Hidden Opportunity? Critical Conversations: Scale: What School Leaders Should Know About Social Networking //Conversation Thought Leader: Cole Camplese, Information Technology Manager, Penn State Moderated by Anytime, Anywhere Learning Foundation//

Concurrent Sessions III
The Truth About Learning to Teach with Technology: Elementary Education Students Speak Out //Carla Zembal-Saul and panel, Penn State//

Digital Storytelling Using Microsoft PowerPoint //Sam Bundy, DuBois Area High School//

Cost Effective Ways of Using Distance Learning //Patrick Hockey, Philipsburg-Osceola Area School District//

Beyond Assessment //Robert Cunningham, Promethean//

Adobe Creative Suite 3 Design Premium //Patrick Koster, Adobe Education Solutions Engineer//

Technology Integration and Project-Based Learning: A Charter School's Answer to Meaningful Learning //Teachers and students from the Centre Learning Community Charter School//

An Educational Vision Worth Sustaining Critical Conversations //Conversation Thought Leader: Gary Stager, Consultant, Executive Director of the Constructivst Consortium// //Moderated by Anytime, Anywhere Learning Foundation//

//Dr. Gerald Zahorchak//
//Pennsylvania Secretary of Education//

**Closing Keynote Speaker**
//Wade Pagony, Director of Curriculum and Instruction for the State of South Dakota's One-to-One Initiative//

**Closing Remarks**
//Kyle Peck, Penn Stat//