Students in the Low-Voltage class at Career Pathways Institute research, design, and install a smart home solution for the spec house the Senior Construction students build each year. Three of our Seniors will tell you all about the ups and downs of a real-world project that spans the course of a year.
Immerse yourself into a world of learning that will stretch your imagination and challenge your creativity. Mixed reality is changing how we teach and learn. Come see how Bertrand students use and create holograms and 3D content to learn in ways that are not possible with physical objects.
Gavin is a junior student at Conestoga High School. He has created a Code.org game filled with lines of code dedicated to representing how to implement different languages, multiple screens, and how to push the boundaries in Code.org.
Franklin Public School is proud to present Laser Creations. Come and see how students at FPS are using technology that has been integrated into the Skilled and Technical Science curriculum to operate a school based business. Laser Creations was developed in the fall of 2015 after the acquisition of a Universal Laser. Students will show you many of the products they have created as well as live demonstrations of the laser engraving process. See how your school can create a fun and realistic way to integrate business and technology skills into your curriculum.
In this showcase, the students and teachers will present how technology is integrated into the elementary libraries in Westside Community Schools. We will highlight how we use technology in our K-6 Centers, STEAM activities, and how MackinVia can be an integral part of student learning in all curricular areas.
Students will showcase Bloxel Edu on iPads. They will show their process on how they used gaming to represent animal and plant cells from start to finish. Onlookers will be able to create and play a Bloxel cell video game created by 6th grade students. Students will explain the process, teach learners, and answer questions.
Northwest HS and Louisville HS will be showing off how both schools have been competing in eSports the past 2 years. They will tell how this has evolved into a sport at both schools. Students will be able to talk about practices, games, and tournaments happening around the state.
6th grade students at Prairie Lane Elementary School bring the news to their school every Wednesday morning through the use of multiple applications. They plan, write, edit, produce, and publish from the beginning to the end, each week. K-5 students and staff are updated on current happenings throughout the school, the weather, challenges between teachers and students, a furcast that highlights student pets, a top five, a morning meme, and more. The 6th grade students become "famous" Prairie Lane Panthers to the younger students.
Meeting the needs of talented math students can be challenging. While differentiation within the regular classroom is one solution, some students benefit more by accelerating a grade. Unfortunately, there isn't always staffing and/or transportation available to give these students what they need. A blended approach of learning (part-time face-to-face and part-time online) has been developed at Westside Community Schools to give these students what they need to excel in math. Students use a variety of technology resources to learn the content and display their understanding.
At YMS the 8th Grade Tech students create weekly iMovies and develop the YMS Yearbook. The yearbooks are developed by students throughout the year. The iMovies are published on their YouTube channel each week and watched during family time at YMS.
