Student Technology Team Workshops—Summer 2012

Ed Brazee (an educator, author, and consultant on digital learning from Maine) is offering an excellent opportunity for students this summer. He will help your students become technology leaders in you school:

Are you missing out on the best resource your school has—your students?

Two workshops available for middle and high schools interested in starting
their own Student Technology Teams

August 6-7, 2012
Freeport Middle School

August 8-9, 2012
Orono High School

Isn't it time for a student technology team in your school?

Does your school have a student technology team (STT)? Would you like to expand the reach of an existing team?

The purpose of each STT Workshop is to prepare you to start a student technology team where students demonstrate leadership, promote learning with technology for teachers and peers, and model exemplary digital citizenship skills. We will help your school build a sustainable student technology team by providing a comprehensive process for developing such a team, based on the goals your school sets.

Topics will include—benefits of student technology teams, rationale, finding your school's focus, and setting goals; what students will do—work with peers, teachers, and community; provide in-class help, "just-in-time" assistance; recruitment and student technology team training; selecting and certifying students; adult mentors in the program; professional development for students and teachers; making your student technology team sustainable and replicable...and much more.

Details: Cost for each workshop is $250 for a team (maximum of 5 people) or $100 for an individual. Included is the workshop fee, snacks, and materials.

Please note that schools are encouraged to register teams of FIVE people including teachers, students, and parents.

Registration is due June 5, 2012

REGISTER HERE

For more information, contact Ed Brazee at #207.576.8401 oredbrazee@gmail.com or visit www.edbrazee.com

Sponsored by Brazee Digital Learning Services (BDLS) — www.edbrazee.com

BDLS is endorsed by Maine International Center for Digital Learning, a non-profit organization helping educators use digital technologies that enable more individualized and community-connected student learning. FMI, visit www.micdl.org