Professional Development

EDUCAUSE 2010

The Best Thinking in Higher Ed IT
Target Audience: 
Higher Ed IT
Cost: 
See conference website for registration costs
EDUCAUSE 2010

In the realm of higher education information technology, no other event brings together more powerful, creative minds in the field than the EDU

Internet2 Summer 2010 Joint Techs Workshop

Target Audience: 
Engineers, technical community
Cost: 
See workshop website

The Summer 2010 ESCC /Internet2 Joint Techs is being held in Columbus, Ohio, from Sunday afternoon, July 11 throug

MAGPI's Remote ISTE 2010 Site

Virtually Attend the 2010 ISTE Conference from MAGPI in Philadelphia!
Target Audience: 
Any MAGPI Member
Cost: 
FREE!
Requirements for Participation: 

Any MAGPI Educator or Technology Specialist (limited space available; must be able to travel to MAGPI's studio in Philadelphia and must provide your own laptop)

Can't make it to the ISTE conference in Denver this June?

Sleuthing with Maps

A Partnership with the Library of Congress
Target Audience: 
Teachers, curriculum specialists, staff development trainers, librarians and university instructors, media specialists,
Cost: 
Free!
Requirements for Participation: 

There are 5 spaces available for MAGPI members. Members must have H.323 videoconference capabilities.

Participants should have access to Internet-connected computers for the hands-on exploration and analysis portion of the workshop. Facilitators will receive handouts via email for photocopying. While all maps are viewable on the Library of Congress web site, printed versions of the four maps used as examples will facilitate understanding of map analysis components.

Maps are windows to the cultural, political, and physical world around us. They capture a space in time and define it according to parameters set by the mapmaker for an intended audience.

Teaching History via Authentic Research - Children of the Lodz Ghetto: A Memorial Research Project

Target Audience: 
Middle school and high school teachers (grades 7-12) particularly history or social studies teachers who teach about the Holocaust; but also English, Language Arts, and Writing teachers. College and university professors are welcome, too.
Cost: 
Free
Requirements for Participation: 

MAGPI Members: There are 10 spaces available for MAGPI Members. Members must have H.323 videoconferencing capabilities.

Non-MAGPI Members: There are 5 spaces available for non-MAGPI members that have H.323 capabilities and are connected to their national/state research and education network.

Each individual (or pair of attendees) must have a computer with an internet connection during this program.

Children of the Lodz Ghetto is an online collaborative
history lab where learners perform authentic historical research using

What's New In Interactive Educational Technologies?

MAGPI Open House
Target Audience: 
All MAGPI Members
Cost: 
FREE
Requirements for Participation: 

To RSVP for this FREE event, please complete the online form.

We’ve just upgraded our videoconference room to a full-fledged interactive educational suite - - and we’re inviting you to come and take a look!

Enhancing STEM education through interactive technologies over Internet2 and MAGPI

A Virtual Panel Discussion
Target Audience: 
Educators across the K20 Community
Cost: 
FREE!
Requirements for Participation: 

There are 15 spaces available for MAGPI Members with H.323 videoconferencing capabilities

Digital library and learning objects, virtual field trips, remote instrumentation, virtual worlds - - join this session for an overview of various resources available over the Internet2 and MAGPI n

MAGPI K20 User Group March 2010

This multi-state group meets every other month virtually by videoconferencing through the Internet2 Commons.

Megaconference Jr.

An Event for Students, By Students, Around the World
Target Audience: 
K12 Students
Cost: 
FREE!
Requirements for Participation: 

H.323 Videoconferencing Equipment is required for interactive sites

Advanced Registration is required for webstream and interactive sites

Megaconference Jr., now in its 7th year, is a project designed to give students in elementary through secondary schools around the world the opportunity to communicate, collaborate and contribute t

The Educator’s Role in Safe Computing

A Pilot Program with the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center
Target Audience: 
K12 School Librarians, Teachers and Administrators
Cost: 
Free!
Requirements for Participation: 

There are six host site spots available in this pilot program. Only one registration per host site is required. A host site must have a minimum of five educators participating in the program. Currently, this pilot is only open to school districts/IUs in Pennsylvania. Host sites MUST be MAGPI members, have H.323 videoconferencing equipment and provide computers with internet connections for each participant.

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