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FREE Summer PD Opportunity!

By Anonymous
As the school year winds down, let us take this opportunity to THANK YOU for reading our Tuesday Tech Tips emails.  We hope that they have been helpful to you.  You can review all of our tips by going to our blog, and if you have an idea for a future tip, please don't hesitate to submit it.

 Our tip for today is a FREE summer professional development put on by NWOCA in conjunction with the Bryan City Schools.  Come join us for our #NWOCARoadShow17 as we stop in Bryan on August 9th.

 We'll have a great mini-conference for you, with over 30 sessions to pick-your-own PD. We've got lots of opportunities to go more in-depth with the G Suite, but we also have non-Google topics such as:

  • VR in the Classroom
  • Coding for Elementary Students
  • Robotics
  • PowerTeacher Pro
  • CleverTouch Boards
  • Cool Tools for Teachers
  • and much more!
Be sure to check out the #NWOCARoadShow17 website for all the details and a link to register, and keep checking all summer as we add more sessions and topics.  Again, this event is 100% free, even if you're not a full member of NWOCA.  Please join us on August 9th!

HAPPY SUMMER!




NWOCA Road Show 2017 - Bryan Stop

 



7:45 AM - 2:30 PM
Bryan Middle/High School

FREE TO ALL EDUCATORS IN OHIO!


Website  |  Registration

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