Bring Your Curriculum to Life With
Standards-Based Videos
in 20 Minutes or Less . . . Guaranteed!
Join Us for a Hands-on Workshop
Focusing on Videos in Your Classroom
Tony Spittell, Facilitator
Discover the tips, tricks and best practices of using video to enhance any and every area of your curriculum, classroom, and student learning. Register now!
Coffee Break Description
Break the barriers to using video in the classroom with quick and easy techniques that keep the focus on learning and bring the power of video to regular classroom teachers.
Digital storytelling is an effective and much utilized educational strategy. Whether it be for practice or assessment, many technology focused teachers have made video an integral part of their instruction. However, there are drawbacks with using digital storytelling and video in the classroom. Many teachers feel they do not have the time nor the technical expertise necessary to effectively employ digital storytelling, and it can be a challenge to make sure video projects are focused on the content rather than the process.
Alleviate the obstacles to using video in the classroom by learning quick and easy techniques that keep the focus on learning content rather than the movie making process. These techniques will bring the power of video to any teacher at any level.
Facilitator?
Tony Spittell earned his BA in Communication Studies from Loyola Marymount University, his teaching credential from CSU Fullerton, and a MA in Educational Multimedia from Cal Poly Pomona. He began teaching in the Diocese of Orange and Los Angeles before moving into public schools. He is currently the Technology Integration Specialist for the Magnolia School District in Anaheim, CA. As an OCDE technology instructor, SMART Certified Instructor, and a Leading Edge Online Certified Trainer, Tony loves teaching teachers easy ways to integrate technology in the everyday classroom. When he isn't teaching, he can be found recording a Disneyland podcast for Dis Unplugged, a weekly roundtable discussion that discusses all aspects of planning a Disney vacation.
When?
Saturday, January 14, 2012
9:00 AM to 12:00 noon
Where?
DeVry University
901 Corporate Center Drive
Pomona, CA 91768
Who Should Attend?
Teachers and administrators who would love to make their classroom(s) an active learning environment–a place that is fun, yet addresses standards.
Cost?
Free for CUE members, a $5 donation for guests.
For non-members, your donation may be applied to the cost of a CUE membership if the application is made during the workshop. CUE Membership is $40. If you join SGVCUE on the Saturday you attend a Coffee Break, you attend the Coffee Break for free!
All who wish to participate will reserve their seat with their registration; Workshops are limited to 30 participants, so reserve your seat now. Registrations must be received at least 2 days prior to the event to secure your spot.
Did you miss the deadline? Contact Amy Rosado, Coffee Break Chair by email to see if seats are still available.
Ready to Register for the Videos in 20 Minutes Coffee Break?
You can register online for this Coffee Break by going to the Coffee Break 2 Registration page. This is particularly important as there might be a need to contact you after school hours regarding the workshop. Once you have submitted your registration, we will contact you within 72 hours to let you know your registration has been received.
After completing your registration online, why not share the information about the Coffee Break with a friend?
Need Directions?
Use Google Maps to get directions from your location to DeVry University in Pomona or follow the link listed above.
Questions?
If you have any questions, please send an email to coffeebreaks@sgvcue.org.
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