The 2023 Summer Educational Technology Summit is a three-theme online resource featuring 45+ industry-leading educators from across the country, presenting on strategies to tackle some of the most pressing issues in education today. Each day is themed around a unique topic with 15+ speakers and five engaging panel discussions, carefully edited to a concise and impactful 20 minutes.
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In today's digital world, ensuring academic integrity while optimizing learning can be challenging. Enter ChatGPT: a transformative AI tool that can revolutionize your school district's approach to teaching and learning. However, without proper strategies, your district risks falling behind in harnessing its potential or even worse, escalating issues of academic dishonesty. That's where we come in. Learn from expert educators on how to effectively use ChatGPT to amplify learning experiences and maintain academic integrity. Ignoring this could potentially cost your district both reputation and resources. Save on thousands of dollars you might have spent on trial-and-error or expensive consultancies.
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Dr. Matt Gehrett, Educational Technology Director for Dinuba Unified School District
Dr. Jeff Thake, Superintendent from the Aberdeen School District 5
Dr. Shelly Viramontez, the Campbell USD Superintendent
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Don Austin, Superintendent of schools for the Palo Alto Unified School District
Angel Rivera, Superintendent of Mesquite ISD
Jason Perez, Superintendent for Deer Creek Public Schools.
Dr. Joseph Jones, Superintendent for New Castle County Vocational Tech School
Ben Shuldiner, Superintendent for Lansing School District
Ashley Smith, Director of Secondary Curriculum of Lucia Mar Unified School District
Brandon Quinn, Superintendent of Alcorn School District
Natasha Adams, Superintendent of West Clermont School District
Tom Burton, Superintendent of Princeton City Schools
Dr. Darrell Floyd, Superintendent of Enid Public Schools
TJ Vari, Assistant Superintendent of Appoquinimink School District
Dr. Karen Cheser, Superintendent of Durango School District
Dr. Roland Hernandez, Superintendent of Schools from Corpus Christi ISD
Dr. Rick Surrency, Superintendent of Putnam County School District
Social media is a double-edged sword. While it can be a powerful tool for learning and communication, it can also expose students to threats such as cyberbullying and misinformation. Without a comprehensive social media safety strategy, your school district could be leaving students vulnerable to these risks. This is not just about their safety; it's about your district's liability too. Our expert educators will share proven strategies for ensuring social media safety, potentially saving your district from costly and damaging incidents.
Dr. Matt Gehrett, Educational Technology Director at Dinuba Unified School District
Dr. Jeff Thake, Superintendent of the Aberdeen School District Number 5
Dr. Shelly Viramontez, Superintendent of Campbell School District
Dr. Roland Hernandez, Superintendent of Schools from Corpus Christi ISD
Ty Ankrom, Superintendent of Pickaway County Educational Services Center
Dr. Rick Surrency, Superintendent of Putnam County School District
Dr. Joseph Jones, Superintendent for New Castle County Vocational Tech School
Ben Shuldiner, Superintendent for Lansing School District
Ashley Smith, Director of Secondary Curriculum of Lucia Mar Unified School District
Dr. Darrell Floyd, Superintendent of Enid Public Schools
TJ Vari, Assistant Superintendent of Appoquinimink School District
Dr. Karen Cheser, Superintendent of Durango School District
Tom Burton, Princeton City Schools Superintendent
Brandon Quinn, Alcorn Schools Superintendent
Natasha Adams, West Clermont School District Superintendent
Dr. Joseph Jones, Superintendent of the New Castle County Vocational Technical School
Ben Shuldiner, Superintendent of the Lansing School District
Ashley Smith, Director of Secondary Curriculum for Lucia Mar Unified School District
Parent engagement is a crucial yet often overlooked component of a successful educational environment. When parents are involved, students achieve more, exhibit more positive attitudes and behavior, and feel more comfortable in their learning environments. Conversely, lack of parent engagement can lead to lower student performance and satisfaction, potentially impacting your school district's funding and reputation. This day of the summit is dedicated to sharing successful strategies for boosting parent engagement. Avoid the potential pitfalls and costs of disengaged parents by learning from those who have done it best.
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Dr. Darrell Floyd, Superintendent of Enid Public Schools
TJ Vari, Assistant Superintendent of Appoquinimink School District
Dr. Karen Cheser, Superintendent of Durango School District
Don Austin, Superintendent of Schools for the Palo Alto Unified School District
Angel Rivera, Superintendent of Mesquite ISD
Jason Perez, Superintendent for Deer Creek Public Schools
Dr. Roland Hernandez, Superintendent of Schools from Corpus Christi ISD
Ty Ankrom, Superintendent of Pickaway County Educational Services Center
Dr. Rick Surrency, Superintendent of Putnam County School District
Dr. Matt Gehrett, Educational Technology Director at Dinuba Unified School District
Dr. Jeff Thake, Superintendent of the Aberdeen School District Number 5
Dr. Shelly Viramontez, Superintendent of Campbell School District
Dylan Purlee, Principal at Needham Elementary School
Da'Ron Wilson, Executive Director of School Engagement for Poughkeepsie City School District
Anna Marie Candelario, Director of Individualized Education Services
Laura Cortez, Associate Superintendent of Educational Services
Kimberly Huesing, Assistant Superintendent of Educational Services, Fallbrook Union Elementary School District
Register now and secure your place at the forefront of educational technology. Don't miss this opportunity to prepare for the coming school year with the latest strategies and insights.
The SmartSocial programs teach adults the essentials of social media and how to work with students to stay safe online.
Good info for any parent or educator who wants to learn about the 30 bad apps for teens. Keep up the good work!
Kristen J.
Parent Webinar Attendee
Thanks for the program. Tons of great info that can help me keep my students safe.
Cindy T.
Parent Webinar Attendee
Josh's presentation about social media was unbelievably fantastic. Our students learned so much about what kids should and shouldn't be doing. The fact that it is such a thoughtful process made it all worthwhile.
Director of College Advising
Educator Webinar Attendee
This webinar is a very helpful eye-opener on the apps that are popular with my students.
Irene C.
Educator Webinar Attendee
You hear all of these things about what kids are doing online and it was great to understand the things that are hidden behind the scenes on these popular apps. We are definitely better off now. Thank you for the presentation.
Dad
Parent Webinar Attendee
I really love the emphasis on having a dialogue. This presentation gives parents the tools to be able to communicate with their children effectively about what matters most.
Catholic Sister
Educator Webinar Attendee
I'm a counselor and Josh's presentation was fabulous and very very informative.
Counselor
Educator Webinar Attendee
This is great info, thanks for giving me some ideas on how to start a dialogue with my teen!
Sharon M.
Parent Webinar Attendee
I watched this presentation because I don't know anything about social media. Now I can teach my kids.
Mom
Parent Webinar Attendee
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