Calling all teachers, instructional technologists, IT Directors, Principals, Admins and Teacher Librarians who live in the NW. Join us at Oregon Episcopal School on
Thursday, August 2nd from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. for our fourth edcampPDX.
What are the goals of edcampPDX?
- Networking: Connect educators in the Portland / Oregon area
- Instructional Practices: Learn new curriculum ideas, best practices, and/or tech integration ideas from other educators
- Personalized: You customize your own PD by suggesting, facilitating and attending sessions about topics that interest you!
What is edcampPDX? An edcamp is a unconference-style day of
professional development organized and given by the local participants.
Those who are interested pitch an idea for a conversation or hands-on
session. The day of the edcamp we organize the ideas into sessions and
everyone chooses which session to attend. There is always something for
everyone -- and if not -- sign up to lead a discussion that interests
you! This is the best type of PD because its about what you want and
shared with other passionate, innovative educators.
Bring a friend - or better yet - bring your IT director, Principal
or Teacher Librarian. You can bring a laptop or tablet - wifi is
available, as well as laptops to use at OES.
Sign up to attend here: http://edcamppdx.wikispaces.com/PARTICIPANTS Twitter updates: #edcampPDX
What does it cost? The day is
FREE!!! Optional lunch cost: $5; register online & payable at the event.
Join the Google Group to network and keep up with news and notes from EdCampPDX:http://groups.google.com/group/edcamppdx
Where is edcampPDX being held?
Oregon Episcopal School
6300 SW Nicol Road
Portland, Oregon 97223
http://www.oes.edu/
OES campus mapWho are the organizers?
- Colette Cassinelli, Teacher Librarian & MultiMedia, La Salle Catholic College Preparatory http://www.edtechvision.org__ @ccassinelli
- Rachel Wente-Chaney - CIO - Central Oregon Technology (High Desert, Sisters, Crook County, and Redmond districts)
- Peter Pappas - PDX ed guy Blogging at __Copy / Paste__
- Mike Gwaltney, Teacher, Oregon Episcopal School, Online School for Girls @MikeGwaltney mikegwaltney.net/blog__
- Melissa Lim, Instructional Technology, Portland Public Schools
- Luann Lee, science teacher, Newberg High School
- Corin Richards, instructional technologist, Willamette ESD
For more information contact Colette Cassinelli colette.cassinelli (at)
gmail.com 503-380-7254 (m)