Explore how generative AI can significantly enhance differentiated instruction by tailoring learning experiences to individual student needs, interests, and abilities.

Privacy is a fundamental human right—both in and out of the classroom. In this hands-on session, you’ll explore built-in privacy and security features, Apple ID setup, parental controls, communication safety tools, and accessibility features that can help student data stay safe and secure. If possible, join the webinar with a device other than your iPad so you can use it for hands-on experiences during the session.

Intuitive tools in Pages make it easy to customize fonts and add images, movies, audio clips, shapes, and your own drawings to any document. Your students can easily make ePortfolios or even their own learning journals. If possible, join the webinar with a device other than your iPad so you can use it for hands-on experiences during the session.

Apps Needed
Pages, Books

Written expression, dysgraphia and even attention challenges can make it difficult to write using traditional paper and pencil or even word processing with a keyboard. By modeling these workflows, you can help build accessible opportunities for learning to all your students. If possible, join the webinar with a device other than your iPad so you can use it for hands-on experiences during the session.

Apps Needed
Shortcuts

Explore some of the advanced iMovie and Clips options, and even learn a few digital video hacks in this session. If possible, join the webinar with a device other than your iPad so you can use it for hands-on experiences during the session.

Learn how generative AI can reduce workload by handling administrative tasks, creating teaching aids, and improving overall efficiency.

Storytelling has many forms. Sharing your school's story as you progress through the school year benefits families and the community. Learn some creative ways to share your school's story. If possible, join the webinar with a device other than your iPad so you can use it for hands-on experiences during the session.

Apps Needed
Storytelling has many forms. Sharing your school's story as you progress through the school year benefits families and the community. Learn some creative ways to share your school's story. Possible apps include: Maps, Clips, iMovie, Camera, Photos, 

When learners produce their own stories, anything is possible. Learn how to use more than just words to tell your story. If possible, join the webinar with a device other than your iPad so you can use it for hands-on experiences during the session.

Apps Needed
Camera, Photos, Clips, iMovie, 

iPad allows users to customize on-screen and physical controls and offers solutions for those with speech challenges. By modeling these workflows, you can help build accessible opportunities for learning to all your students. If possible, join the webinar with a device other than your iPad so you can use it for hands-on experiences during the session.

Apps Needed
Shortcuts

Augmented Reality can transform the way we interact with our surroundings, enhancing how we work, learn, and connect with the world around us. Explore a few simple augmented reality content experiences in this session. If possible, join the webinar with a device other than your iPad so you can use it for hands-on experiences during the session.

Apps Needed
Measure, AR Quick Looks, JFK Moonshot, Statue of Liberty, Night Sky, WWF Free Rivers, Reality Composer

Explore how educational technology tools, including AI, can help build efficiencies throughout the teacher evaluation process.  This session will focus on the structures that support effective evaluation. Participants will choose 1 technology tool shared during the webinar to explore, sharing a reflection of how their use of that tool may impact their approach to evaluations.

Explore how educational technology tools, including AI, can help build efficiencies throughout the teacher evaluation process.  This session will focus on the structures that support effective evaluation. Participants will choose 1 technology tool shared during the webinar to explore, sharing a reflection of how their use of that tool may impact their approach to evaluations.

Discuss the AI use scale to rethink plagiarism and set up expectations for assessments, explore best practices for using AI for feedback/assessment, best ways to authenticate student work with AI in mind

 Explore scenarios to learn about and understand Cybersecurity attacks, how to prevent them, and ways to share your learning with others.  Topics for this session: Malware and Ransomware.

1. Introduction Scenarios
A short story will be shared about a situation that involves the focus topics. 
2. Common Language: Define the attack types
Participants’ experience with the introduction scenarios will be leveraged to add context to understanding of the different attacks.
3. Preventions & Action Steps
Information will be shared about ways to protect oneself from the focus attack types and 2-3 action steps that can be taken in a workplace environment.
4. Final Scenarios
This is a similar format to the Introduction Scenario, including the question “What new idea or affirmation will you use in our future practices?”

Post Webinar Activity - Participants will share at least 1 learning they will share what they learned with others and why they picked to share that particular item.

Design Thinking is a practical methodology that provides innovative approaches to critical thinking and in-depth inquiry using STEM, STEAM, Inquiry-Based Learning, Project-Based Learning, and other structures. The program emphasizes standards-based authenticity and using the student's voice. Design Thinking is a highly optimistic mindset that brings a human element of support to students, teachers, and administrators in the variety of challenges that face them. Gain an understanding of Design Thinking and the Design Process used to create and evolve ideas. Craft learning experiences based on design thinking.

 Outcomes:

• Explore what is Design Thinking and what it looks like.

• Understand how to connect Design Thinking to other innovative approaches to learning.

• Explore how the Design Process puts Design Thinking into Action.

• Create a learning experience based on Design Thinking