Search Results: 'Salmonsen'
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W2-03-Ex Amherst 10:40 am - 11:30 am |
Facilitating AI Literacy for YOU & Your Students Erin Mawn, Library Media Specialist, Northwood School, and Eric Salmonsen, Dover High School |
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* Level: Beginner |
Learn strategies that will allow you to learn about generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) along with your students. Join Erin, Northwood School Library Media Specialist, as she presents activities employed in her GenAI elective course that encourage collaboration between teachers and their students to fully investigate GenAI's uses in education. By working with GenAI applications together, classes will be able to identify beneficial uses as well as aspects of the technology that pose problems. |
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W3-03-Ex Amherst 2:15 pm - 3:05 pm |
Podcasting for Posterity Eric Salmonsen, Social Studies Teacher, Everything is a Primary Source |
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* Level: Beginner |
Learn ways you and your students can create high quality audio in the classroom and be part of a statewide student podcasting project. Eric Salmonsen teaches social studies at Dover High School and has been using podcasting in his classroom, and as an extra-curricular enrichment for several years. He also heads Everything is a Primary Source, an organization dedicated to supporting humanities teachers and their classes through innovative learning techniques, including podcasting. Attendees are introduced to the online resources tailored specifically for New Hampshire educators, including a database of project ideas submitted by various non-profits for you and your students to carry out. |