Bootcamp+2012+Resources

Welcome to Technology Bootcamp 2012!
 * Video/ ** **Blog Post** by George Couros It Changes Everything (David Warlick and David Jakes)

**Google Maps:**
 * School using maps on their website.
 * **Wilber Clatonia (uses mapquest)**


 * Resources
 * Google Maps Help
 * School District 145 Example
 * Directions Example
 * Example of School Maps/Directions from Brownell-Talbot
 * Sample Tour of School District 145
 * Google Earth Image: [[file:ncsabootcamp/Waverly_High_School.jpg|Waverly_High_School.jpg]]
 * __[|Interesting Ways to Use Google Maps in the Classroom] __
 * Steps to create a Custom Google Map.


 * Google Calendar **
 * Creating a google calendar steps
 * Google Doc of Tips, Tricks and How To on a Google Calendar
 * Google Calendar Training Guide -everything you need to know how to do with Google Calendar
 * Great blog telling why schools should use google calendar
 * What teachers say about Google Calendar
 * 7 reasons to use Google Calendar


 * [|Exporting Outlook Contacts to Google Gmail]

Challenge Links

 * 11 reasons to use Google Calendar
 * Make a google School Calendar


 * Doodle ** find out what meeting times work for everyone or allow folks to indicate choices for meals, volunteer shifts, etc.

** Evernote **

 * 14 Ways Evernote Can Help Principals Manage Schools
 * [|10 Evernote Tips for Schools]
 * Top 100 Ways to Use Evernote
 * Evernote for Schools
 * Link to download Evernote for Mac 10.5.8

Challenge Links

 * Classroom 2.0 Blog on Using Evernote in Language Arts and Art
 * Evernote Livebinder (virtual 3-ring binder of Everything Evernote!)
 * Everything AND MORE about Evernote in Education!
 * Droid user?? New Evernote feature released on 3/27 utilizes speech to text capability

Breakout Sessions/Resources
=== **1. Information and Resources to comply with CIPA digital citizenship education requirements (Beth Kabes)** ===
 * //From SuAnn Witt, State e-rate coordinator://
 * "In 2008, Senate Bill 1492 added language to the Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA) requiring that schools that receive Erate discounts provide for educating minors about appropriate online behavior, including interacting with other individuals on social networking websites and in chat rooms, and cyberbullying awareness and response. The FCC has ruled that beginning July 1, 2012, when schools certify their compliance with CIPA, they will also be certifying that their Internet safety policies have been updated with these new requirements. Please take steps to assure that your Internet safety policy has been or will be updated by July 1, 2012 with the new language."
 * [[image:http://www.wikispaces.com/i/mime/32/application/pdf.png width="32" height="32" caption="Internet Safety Update 2012 .pdf" link="file:ncsabootcamp/Internet Safety Update 2012 .pdf"]]
 * [|Details]
 * [[file:ncsabootcamp/Internet Safety Update 2012 .pdf|Download]]
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 * The Order states: “Beginning July 1, 2012, schools’ Internet safety policies must provide for educating minors about appropriate online behavior, including interacting with other individuals on social networking websites and in chat rooms and cyberbullying awareness and response.” The NDE sent Superintendents information about the FCC Order, including the point that Districts must be prepared to prove that they are actually providing the required education:
 * In case of audit or review, you must be able to show how you are meeting this requirement.
 * Some Options:
 *  Hold annual training at all grade levels addressing these new requirements, and/or
 *  Hire a vendor or purchase certain software designed to meet this requirement and assure that all students participate, and/or
 *  Integrate educational concepts into curriculum objectives. Districts will meet the intent by including these standard references in lesson plans.


 * Internet safety is a citizenship/ethical behavior issue and NDE has provided written objectives across all grade levels in the Academic Standards, Standard Instructional Tool, at[].


 * Common Sense MediaCraig Hicks' digital citizenship Moodle Course using Common Sense Media curriculum materials. A copy of the course is available for download in the top section of the course. It is a Moodle 2 mbz backup file and is 352 MB. The course is located at @http://learn.esu13.org/course/view.php?id=13


 * i-Safe - Available subscription that is assisting them with the new unfunded mandate of E-Rate by July 2012.
 * Ryan Dellinger
 * Nebraska State Director
 * 760-603-7911 Ext 28
 * rdellinger@isafe.org
 * [[image:http://www.wikispaces.com/i/mime/32/application/pdf.png width="32" height="32" caption="Subscription_Slick.pdf" link="file:ncsabootcamp/Subscription_Slick.pdf"]]
 * [|Details]
 * [[file:ncsabootcamp/Subscription_Slick.pdf|Download]]
 * 244 KB
 * [|Details]
 * [[file:ncsabootcamp/E-Rate_Slick_.pdf|Download]]
 * 232 KB

**3. Apple TV (Rick Williams)**
Combined with an HDMI projector, Google TV allows you to project an ipad wirelessly. (Hint, there is no actual TV involved!)

**5. Bootcamp 2011 Review (Twitter, Tweetdeck, Google Docs Intro, Diigo)**
=== **6. Google Forms: How to pull data from the spreadsheet to create eye-catching, easy to read reports (Sue Oppliger and Beth Kabes)** ===

App Smackdown
**reflectionapp.com- works like the Apple TV-- but from your desktop.** **Apps gone Free - an app that tells you about apps that are free for the day-- you get a notice each day on new apps that are now free for a limited time.** **Google: it is a blue square with a white G on it-- great for going to all your google apps (docs, gmail, picasa, maps, etc)** **Quixey-- an app browser, it is designed to help you find apps for each content area.** **Skitch - a free app that you annoate on a picture-- lines, text,**
 * Great apps Link **
 * 5 Awesome things you can do with an ipad **
 * WAZE-- navigation for your iphone gives you social networking too- so if there is something int road up ahead or construction it warns you. **

9:00-9:30 Intros and Blog/Video Discussion 9:30-11:00 (includes break at about 10:30)-- Maps (Toby), Google calendar (how to basics, subscribe to, others subscribe to yours, appointments) and Doodle- 11:00-12:00 Evernote - Lynne 12:00-12:45 Lunch 12:45 - Breakouts 12:45-1:45- Breakout 1: QR codes, google forms, ipad basics 1:45- Break 1:50-2:30 Breakout 2: CIPA digital citizenship education requirements that go into effect on July 1, 2012, Apple TV, Bootcamp I Review 2:30-3:00 ipad/smart phone app smackdown
 * Tentative Schedule **