Introduction into Laserfiche

Laserfiche is a Windows application allowing you to store, organize, and access your organization' s information. You have complete control over what type of information is stored, how long it is kept, and who can view the information. Laserfiche also allows you to create, modify, and delete content.

It’s science. Students who doodle or sketch during their note-taking retain up to 29% more of covered content! But, instructor fear of drawing, management of drawing, and/or how to introduce sketchnoting to students prevents many teachers from including sketchnoting in their practice. This workshop defines sketchnoting, provides a framework for introducing sketchnoting to students, utilizes tips and tricks for drawing with students, and engages participants in hands-on activities.  And, yes, it is relevant to students in grade TK-12!

Ready to learn all about Piper Make Kits?  This Take Tech Home Piper Make Kits opportunity is a fantastic way for educators to learn how to integrate a very simplistic way to approach coding in the classroom.  Not only will you learn the basics of the free Piper Make software, but you will receive several Piper Make Kit accessories to transform your computer into your technology crafting table!  This class is designed not only for the classroom teacher but also for after-school specialists, homeschool parents and/or advisors.  Paper Make Kits also make great holiday gift ideas for

4 Virtual Sessions

Join Dr. Dominique Smith from the comfort of your computer.  Expand your awareness, reach deeper into the process of Removing Labels.  Review the 40 Techniques attributed to disrupting the negative expectations about Students and Schools.

The book must be purchased in advance by the participant prior to the virtual event. (Book not included)

For Coaches of Dual Immersion

Find a community of like minded individuals who have the same needs and goals!

With over 50 years of research on the science of reading, it's time to get reading right!

The Getting Reading Right initiative is dedicated to building teacher
knowledge and how to best support all students in becoming skilled readers .
Increase literacy knowledge by collaborating and
applying theory to instruction.

“Play is the language of children, while adults talk out their fears and traumatic experiences children play theirs out” (Frost, 2008). Visual art is a universal language for humans. This hands-on session provides participants with a toolkit for artistic play processes and strategies to support social-emotional learning and trauma-free schools.  The strategies and processes present in the toolkit are based in research and focus on best practices for ethically supporting the emotional health of students through artistic play.

Learn how to connect and present from the Zoom Cart for Hybrid meetings.

Presented by Brandon Schut

Note: Non-SCOE guests will need to bring a state-issued ID and check in with the security guard to enter the building.

This session is for you if you would like to learn more about how to be strategic in growing your students’ Spanish literacy skills. 

• Foundational standards
• Spanish syllable types
• Accent rules
• When should these be taught?

Spanish is a phonetic language, but that doesn’t mean it’s simple to teach.

*The session will take place en español.