Please note
all sessions below will take place at The John Carroll School
Presenters' Home Schools listed below: |
Presenter |
Abstract |
St. Agnes School
|
Nancy
Borkoski
nborkoski@stagnesschool.net
|
Students use technology
in diverse ways to welcome our new principal |
|
Archbishop Spalding |
Amy Cannon and
Stacy Williams
williamss@archbishopspalding.org |
Composite portrait creator from forensics course, Lab Pro data
gathering software, Student-created web sites, Software that
analyzes DNA
(3 students presenting, too) |
|
Calvert Hall |
Will Chaapel
Chaapelw@calverthall.com |
Dual Boot your Mac
: 2 Computers in one
Now that the MEEC agreement
has started to include Apple hardware it is definitely worth
investigating how you can leverage the ubiquity of Microsoft and
the media dominance of Apple. With the release of x86 Intel
processors for Macintosh, users can now cross over and use
applications such as Final Cut Pro and Adobe Photoshop for Mac
along side Microsoft applications such as Outlook 2007 and
Publisher that can only be run in Windows. With the challenge of
multiple OS specific applications, Calvert Hall is using the MacBook Pro for testing both dual boot and OS virtualization
(via Parallels).
Two MacBook Pros will be on display. Wireless connectivity will
need to be provided by John Carroll for this demonstration.
|
|
Archbishop Spalding School |
Angela Gallardo
gallardoa@archbishopspalding.org |
Blogging with audio and video (Students participation) |
St. Mary Elementary
Annapolis |
Debra Kaempf
dkaempf@stmarysannapolis.org |
Samples of geometry project videos.
Other examples of students' work including 1920's radio show
project
|
Mount Saint Joseph
High School |
Paul Kellermann
pkeller@admin.msjnet.edu |
"Organic" projects created by
teachers and students
using blogs, wikis, and
podcasting. Work based on the ideas
of David Warlick and Will
Richardson.
|
|
Cardinal Shehan School |
Philip Lathroum
plathroum@cardinalshehanschool.org |
Technology Club Ideas,
classroom ideas and our new library system
|
Monsignor Slade
Catholic School |
Sally Moran
s.moran@msladeschool.com |
Multimedia Projects that inspire creativity and problem solving
using Pixie software |
Monsignor Slade
Catholic School |
Rodney Nesvold
teacherdad@gmail.com |
Communicating and problem solving using
SharePoint.
The project is designed to
introduce the new teachers at our school to the process and the
benefits of curriculum mapping. |
|
Media Center |
Julia Rogers
jrogers@archbalt.org |
Our new online reservation system and online certification
program for Library Media Certification. |
|
St. William of York |
Maria Scott
mscott@stwilliamofyorkschool.org |
Student creativity enhanced by Pixie
Software, Frames.
Other student projects to enhance learning. |
St. Augustine
School |
Lori Snyder
lsnyder@staug-md.org |
Our 8th grade students have been collaborating via Crusaders of
Learning using our new tablets. They created a newspaper in
Publisher where each student in the group had a designated job.
The steps and procedures as well as finished products will be
presented. All newspapers are from the same time era as the
novel To Kill a Mockingbird and have feature articles of the
times as well as advertisements. |
St. Joseph,
Fullerton |
Maria Starcher
mstarcher@stjoefullerton.org |
Web Blender |
Father Kolbe
School |
Patricia Stelmaszczyk
patstel@fatherkolbe.org |
Father Kolbe will be presenting some
PowerPoints that have been made about
Curriculum Mapping for our Middle
States Visit, PowerPoints created by Primary Level Teachers.
Second Grade students design of
Math Word Problems and Writing skills using the Office "Keys"
program (Max-Write/Max-Paint/Max-Show), an Intermediate Level
PowerPoint project of the students implemented in the classroom,
several finished projects of Middle School students implementing
technology in the classroom (SharePoint, PowerPoint, Math Games,
Newspaper, Yearbook, an "All About Me and My Family" Storybook
and etc), and maybe a "Green School" PowerPoint for our
re-certification designed by our students/teachers. |
|
Our Lady of Perpetual Help School |
Zulma Whiteford
zwhiteford@olphschool.org |
Cross-curricular implementation of Moodle with Middle School
students and Pod Casting |
|
John Carroll School |
R. Richard Wojewodzki
rwojewodzki@johncarroll.org |
A collection of student projects from our Digital Audio
Production course. |
|
Division of Catholic Schools |
Carole
Redline
credline@archbalt.org |
http://Ideas4us.com
has become an
information portal for our educators. The easily navigation and
references to important topics such as professional development,
certification, curriculum standards and much more are easily
found through the Website. Stop by to learn more |
|
Teachers and Technology |
Tim Wedra
wedra@teachandtech.org |
Opportunities for you to encourage and
influence professional development with strong emphasis on
integrating technology into the curriculum. See late spring and
summer offerings. |
|
MPC/
Gateway |
Eric
Glover
Eric.Glover@mpccorp.com
|
Play
with Tablet PC features. What are the possibilities? |
|
Our Lady of Grace School |
Patrice Williams
pwilliams@ourladygrace.org
|
Inter and Itra-school communication with SharePoint 3. |
|
St. Margaret School |
KellyMcDonald
Laura Rimkus
kmcdonald@smschool.org
lrinkus@smschool.org |
Using SharePoint to enhance student writing.
|
|
Marlene Burr
mburr@ourladygrace.org |
Enhancing
Math skills with Technology |
|
Our Lady of Grace School |
Kate Hartig
Khartig@ourladygrace.org |
Integrating your old
website with your new SharePoint site |
|
The John Carroll School |
Mark Ionescu:
mionescu@johncarroll.org |
Students Using SharePoint to Produce an Award Winning
Student Newspaper |
|
The John Carroll School |
Nick Attanasio and Christine Zurkowski:
nattanasio@johncarroll.org
czurkowski@johncarroll.org |
Wikis Link Summer Reading, Online Research, and Writing |
|
DSR |
Dan Hogan |
DSR, Inc is located in Elkridge, Maryland. (6679-P Santa
Barbara Road Elkridge MD, 21075).
We are a few minutes south of Baltimore, conveniently located
off of Route 95 and Route 100. |
