We will go over how to run a Budget Activity Report, a Financial Activity Report, a Financial Summary Report, a General Ledger Report, and how to make presets work for you.
Events
Events
Wednesday
24
April
ETC Lab
So you’re a regular iPhone user, are you? Are you constantly receiving that annoying notification stating that your available storage is almost full? Attend this session and discover some tips and tricks for your iOS device and receive some suggested apps that will help you with your memory storage issues. By the end of this session, not only will you have discovered a few ways to save some room on your iPhone, but you will also be equipped with a few more tools to use your device effectively.
Wednesday
24
April
Dates: March 27, 2019, April 24, 2019, May 15, 2019
Stanislaus County Office of EducationHosted at Stanislaus County Office of Education in collaboration with National University
MARCH 27TH
Introduction
General Test Taking Strategies
Language Arts & Social Studies for Multiple Subject Test
APRIL 24TH
Introduction
General Test Taking Strategies
Math & Science for Multiple Subject Test
MAY 15TH
Introduction
General Test Taking Strategies
Humanities and Overall Review for Multiple Subject Test
* Multiple subject test takers are encouraged to attend all three sessions
Thursday
25
April
ETC Lab
This course will help teachers K-12 learn how to use the new and improved (as of August 2018) features and interface of Google Classroom to improve instruction and student engagement. Teachers in this class will create their own Google Classroom and implement one or more lessons with students. Collaboration with other teachers is also possible. Note: Google Classroom is now available to anyone with a personal gmail account. This course is open to all educators. If you do not have access to a Google Education account through your school district you can still access Google Classroom.
Friday
26
April
ETC Lab
Prerequisites for attending this class:
- Intro to QCC & Print Manager
- Basic knowledge and understanding of MS Excel
In this class, we will cover:
- Creating Download Preset in the QCC Print Manager
- Downloading data to Excel (single and stacked reports)
- Sorting, subtotalling and filtering data
- Creating, formatting and updating PivotTables
Monday
29
April
Stanislaus County Office of Education
Join us for a professional development opportunity delivered by Stephanie Evergreen, an expert in the field of data reporting and visualization.
Learn the four-step visualization process, including directions on how to choose the right chart type and utilize graphic design strategies to illustrate the story told by your data! Learn how to transform charts into meaningful insights.
Discover more about Stephanie’s work on her website at http://stephanieevergreen.com.
Wednesday
1
May
This event is for Administrative volunteers (District Administrators, Lead Mentors, District Coordinators) without a current InductionSupport.com account. If you have one, please register through IS.com. Induction Candidates DO NOT attend this event.
We would ask that you please BYOD- Bring Your Own Device (fully charged). You will be reading the candidates Competence and Growth Evidence (CGE) and will need to access the internet. Frequently, this process is made easier using a device you are familiar with.
Wednesday
1
May
ETC Lab
Interested in using Adobe Premiere to edit video content? Come learn the basics of video editing including cutting video, inserting transitions, and exporting.
Thursday
2
May
ETC Lab
This training session is designed to give you an overview of the basics of the QCC software program. In particular, it will focus on:
- Logging in (your QSS ID and password) and logging out safely & securely
- The Tree View and menus available to you
- Selecting districts and fiscal years (if applicable)
- The Job Menu, used to run reports & data processes
- The QCC Print Manager, from which you will print reports and results of processes
- Exporting reports to other formats, such as PDF or Microsoft Excel (.xlsx)
Friday
3
May
This training is designed to educate parents/caregivers of children who struggle with emotional regulation on the impact that emotions have on learning, and strategies they can use to mitigate those emotions so that learning is not disrupted.
Tuesday
7
May
ETC Lab
Curious how those models look so good on magazine covers? Do you have the perfect photo of yourself but the lighting points out that blemish you are self-conscious about? Come learn how to use the Clone Stamp and Quick Selection tool to make edits to your photos using Photoshop.
Wednesday
8
May
This event is for Administrative volunteers (District Administrators, Lead Mentors, District Coordinators) without a current InductionSupport.com account. If you have one, please register through IS.com. Induction Candidates DO NOT attend this event.
We would ask that you please BYOD- Bring Your Own Device (fully charged). You will be reading the candidates Competence and Growth Evidence (CGE) and will need to access the internet. Frequently, this process is made easier using a device you are familiar with.
Friday
10
May
CSU Stanislaus MSR 130
This workshop will focus on highlighting the five options that have been developed for a fourth year mathematics bridge or transition course to follow Algebra II or Integrated Math III..
Learn about these exciting new opportunities in mathematics offered by various CSU campuses in collaboration with their P-12 partners and community college colleagues. All courses have area C approval and will help your students develop, deepen, and expand their mathematics skills before entering college.
Monday
13
May
Stanislaus County Office of Education
The Equitable Access to Arts Learning for Students (EquAALS) project rigorously utilizes research-based art integration strategies to enhance the achievement and cognitive growth in English Language Arts of Students with Disabilities (SWD) through a free, 3-hour PD module for Transitional Kindergarten through 8th Grade teachers. Participating teachers receive a kit of materials to put the PD strategies into place in their classrooms, and a $200 stipend for completion of the module. More information about the stipend will be given at the workshop.
Tuesday
14
May
SCOE
This event is for Administrative volunteers (District Administrators, Lead Mentors, District Coordinators) without a current InductionSupport.com account. If you have one, please register through IS.com. Induction Candidates DO NOT attend this event.
We would ask that you please BYOD- Bring Your Own Device (fully charged). You will be reading the candidates Competence and Growth Evidence (CGE) and will need to access the internet. Frequently, this process is made easier using a device you are familiar with.
Tuesday
14
May
Dates: March 6, 2019, March 7, 2019, April 16, 2019, April 17, 2019, May 14, 2019, May 15, 2019
Cultural Diversity & Competency Workshop Series
The goal of the Cultural Diversity and Competency workshop series is to provide participants with an opportunity to increase their awareness of, and subsequent ability to respond to, issues of diversity and inclusiveness in a multicultural workplace.
Tuesday
14
May
ETC Lab
Create custom forms, apply templates, share forms, and display form results in a spreadsheet to analyze your collected data. This easy to use web form can be useful when planning an event, conducting a survey, and more!
Wednesday
15
May
SCOE
This event is for Administrative volunteers (District Administrators, Lead Mentors, District Coordinators) without a current InductionSupport.com account. If you have one, please register through IS.com. Induction Candidates DO NOT attend this event.
We would ask that you please BYOD- Bring Your Own Device (fully charged). You will be reading the candidates Competence and Growth Evidence (CGE) and will need to access the internet. Frequently, this process is made easier using a device you are familiar with.
Wednesday
15
May
Dates: March 6, 2019, March 7, 2019, April 16, 2019, April 17, 2019, May 14, 2019, May 15, 2019
Cultural Diversity & Competency Workshop Series
The goal of the Cultural Diversity and Competency workshop series is to provide participants with an opportunity to increase their awareness of, and subsequent ability to respond to, issues of diversity and inclusiveness in a multicultural workplace.