Join this discussion on how we can move our school libraries forward to being the crossroads of learning.

As the CyberConference concludes, what are the next three big initiatives CRSTE will undertake in 2010? Come celebrate the launch of these new programs as we move forward into the year!

This workshop introduced a recently published Integration Awareness Scale and definition of Integration of Technology. Participants will learn how these tools can help specialists and administrators discuss and promote integration with teachers.

This session discusses the educational impacts of the Berkshire Wireless Learning Initiative (BWLI), a pilot program that provided 1:1 technology access to all students and teachers across five public and private middle schools in western Massachusetts.

Learn how 10th grade students are taking an inquiry stance on information literacy in a participatory library culture to cultivate themselves as connected learners.

Participants became familiar with the elements of effective digital storytelling and animation techniques, as well as explore sample projects that help improve student's reading and writing skills, improve math, social studies, and science learning.

This presentation outlines a set of technology rubrics that can be used in developing a professional development plan for school leaders and suggests ways media and technology specialists can assist in the completion of this plan.

This presentation examined ways in which instructional resources can be effectively disseminated without the constraints of formal professional development or in-school gatherings. Creating "On the Fly" trainings will help to educate faculty and staff without drastically interrupting their workflow.

This presentation demonstrates the practical uses of various Web 2.0 Instructional Applications applications for teachers and students.

Using Gizmos from ExploreLearning, the largest collection of online simulations, participants explore concepts in both mathematics and science.