BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION - WEB DEVELOPMENT
Introduction to MS Expression Web (Session B: Part 1 of a 3 part Series)Combs, Rhonda (Thursday, 10:00 am - 11:30
pm Location: Sam Glenn Complex Room 124 on the LCSC Campus)
Create, format, and position text and objects on a web page
using Microsoft’s Expression Web
(Note: This session will take place in room 124 of LCSC’s Sam
Glen Complex focused towards Business Technology & Skilled and
Technical Science Instructors.). Space is limited to 20
computers.
The World of
Web Development for Teachers (Session C& D: Part 2 & 3 of a 3
part series)
Blazzard, Jason (Thursday, 1:00 am -4:30
pm Location: Sam Glen Complex Room 124 on the LCSC Campus)
This
hands-on lab experience provides an overview of web development,
web design, and web programming to teachers. Participants will
be given an opportunity to learn several contemporary
technologies (ExpressionWeb, Adobe Flash, Scripting) and expand
upon those that interest them most with Jason Blazzard who has
been teaching at LCSC since 1997 in the areas of web development
and information systems
Lab Time:
Applying your skills in Web Development (Session E & F)
Blazzard, Jason (Friday,
8:00 am - 9:30 am Location: Sam Glen Complex Room 124 on
the LCSC Campus)
This hands-on lab experience allows attendees to apply the
skills that they have learned during Thursday’s sessions.
(Note:
This session will take place in room 124 of LCSC’s Sam Glen
Complex focused towards Business Technology & Skilled and
Technical Science Instructors.). Space is limited to 20
computers.
SKILLED
& TECHNICAL SCIENCES / TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION
Multi-level SolidWorks Collaboration: Partnering High
Schools, Post Secondary, and Industry (Session B: Part 1 of
a 3 part series)
McDonald, Rob; Brown, Steve; Vogel, Irene;
Rayborn, Steve (Thursday,
Oct. 1, 10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. , Location: Lewiston High
School ICA Building Computer Lab)
This session will provide a round table discussion of the
postsecondary options available for SolidWorks users and how
to integrate this into the high school classroom. (A.A.S.,
B.A.S., B.S. options) Representatives from the Idaho
Division of PTE, SkillsUSA, LCSC, WSU & industry will be
present to address activities and developments with the
SolidWorks in the High School initiative.
Multi-level SolidWorks Collaboration: Partnering High
Schools, Post Secondary, and Industry (Session C & D: Part 2
& 3 of a 3 part series)
McDonald, Rob (Thursday,
Oct. 1, 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m., Location: Lewiston High
School ICA Building Computer Lab)
This afternoon session will include a demonstration (high
school, college and industry) of some of the successful
SolidWorks exercises (best practices) that you can implement
with your students, followed by a tour of Valley Machining
Industries.
GIS/GPS and APPLIED MATHEMATICS
Using
GPS in the Classroom
Reynolds, Bill
(Thursday, Oct. 1, 10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m., Location:
Lewiston High School Room SB1)
Ideas
for teachers to introduce mapping, geographic information
systems, and global positioning systems. We will cover
GIS/GPS and
ideas for use in curriculum for history, geography, math and
science.
GIS & GPS
Reynolds, Bill (Thursday, 1:00 pm – 4:00
am, Location: Room SB1)
Data collection, GPS, geocaching, and mapping. We will
collect data using GPS equipment to bring into the classroom
and create a map.
GIS & GPS in the Classroom (Session F & G)
Reynolds, Bill (Friday,
10:00 a.m. - 11:30
a.m., Location: Lewiston High School Room SB1)
Ideas for teachers to introduce mapping, geographic
information systems, and global positioning systems. We
will cover GIS/GPS and ideas for use in curriculum for
history, geography, math and science. This session will be
aimed at answering GIS/GPS questions, helping teachers come
up with ideas and lessons.
ENRICHMENT
READING WITH COLOR
Studer, Verna L. (Thursday, 10:00 a.m. -
11:30 a.m. & Friday, 10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m., Location: Lewiston
High School Room 106)
Frustrated with poor readers? “Lazy” students? Poor grades?
Learn how people can improve their reading comprehension and
efficiency in order to perform better in school and in work!
Verna L. Studer, licensed Irlen Syndrome screener and LCSC
professor, has screened poor readers for over 15 years. She
will show you how you can help YOUR poor readers by using COLOR!
Health
Professions
Tour of Sacajawea Hall: LCSC’s New Nursing and Science
Building
Stinson, Lori & Hornby, Jacob (Thursday,
10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.,
Location: LCSC Sacajawea Hall Main Lobby
This session will peak the interest of any science teacher
or health professions instructor. Come see a new
state-of-the-art facility dedicated to educating students in
nursing and biological sciences. This tour will include
everything from viewing advanced labs to advance manikins
that can even simulate birth!
Preparing students for Pre-Medical &
Dental Hygiene programs
(Session D)
Hornby, Jacob; Mulrony, Vonda (Thursday,
3:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m., Location: LCSC Sacajawea Hall Rm. 112)
Dr. Hornby has been advising Pre-Med students for years at
LCSC. He has had a proven track record of an exceptional
acceptance rate of students he’s advised in LCSC’s Pre-Med
track. Science and Health Professions educators will be
able to see what courses students are advised to take from
the high school to baccalaureate degree level to be
successful in applying for medical school. Together Dr.
Hornby and Mrs. Mulrony (LCSC dental hygiene instructor)
will provide a tour and information about the new dental
hygiene program on the LCSC campus.
AG
& TECH SCIENCES
Elementary & Secondary Science of Energy
(Session B: Part 1 of a 4 part Series)
Winston, Mike; Zirker, Larry
(Thursday,
10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.,
Location: Lewiston High School Room SB3)
Learn
more about the forms of energy and energy transformations using
lessons and demonstrations from NEED’s Science of Energy Kit.
The lessons are inquiry based and provide students with the
foundational understanding of kinetic and potential energy and
the way one form of energy transforms into another.
Solar Energy 101 and Hands-on Solar
(Session C: Part 2 of a 4 part Series)
Winston, Mike; Zirker, Larry
(Thursday,
1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.,
Location: Lewiston High School Room SB3)
From
solar thermal to photovoltaics, these lessons provide educators
with opportunities to teach about radiant energy transformations
to electrical energy and to thermal energy. The activities and
demonstrations help students learn about light and heat and the
use of solar technologies for generating electricity.
Biodiesel (Session D: Part 3 of a 4 part
Series)
Winston, Mike; Zirker, Larry
(Thursday, 3:00
p.m. – 4:30 pm, Location: Lewiston High School Room SB3)
Biodiesel, this session provides educators with information on
how to recycle used cooking oil by turning it into a viable
fuel.
Energy in the Wind & Hands-on Wind Energy
(Session E & F: Part 4 of a 4 part Series)
Winston, Mike; Zirker, Larry (Friday,
8:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m., Location: Lewiston High School Auto Shop)
Participants will discuss where to find curriculum data germane
to alternate energy systems and classroom ready lesson plans.
They will conduct a hands-on exercise where the instructor and
students will build a wind turbine generator, turbine blades,
generate a voltage using a hair dryer and measure the voltage on
a meter. Using lessons and activities from the American Wind
Energy Association and NREL sponsored NEED wind curriculum,
educators learn about wind and weather, harnessing mechanical
energy to transform wind into useful electrical energy, and the
application of wind technologies. NEED and Kid Wind
collaborated on the NEED wind curriculum and the wind kits
include resources from both partners.
Greentech Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy Education Lab (Session
G)
Smith, John (Friday,
Oct. 2, 1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m., Location: Lewiston High
School ICA Building)
A low cost turnkey
Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy training lab that
includes all the courseware, hardware, software, tools &
accessories needed to provide the basic knowledge and the
hands-on skills required to enter the green collar job
market.
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