Search Results: 'Yoder'
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Th3-02-Ex Webster 11:40 am - 12:30 pm |
27 for '27: Promising Technologies, Tools & Trends to Inspire and Motivate Maureen Yoder, Professor, Lesley University |
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* Level: Intermediate |
Come to a rapid-fire session that will leave you hopeful and invigorated. See an overview of technologies that will inform your teaching and motivate your students. Completely updated from "26 for 26", presented at CMTC2025, the session will feature noteworthy trends, AI-powered personalized learning and creativity tools, an update on classroom robots, AR, VR, and amazing apps not yet available at the time of this writing. Learn about research showing positive results when emerging technologies are used thoughtfully and creatively. The agenda is packed, but you will receive links to all resources, apps, and videos. The term "Electronic Constructivism" was coined by this presenter, who will stress what really matters: Good Teaching. The session will end with a raffle for techy door prizes. |
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W1-02-Ex Webster 9:00 am - 9:50 am |
AI: Potential, Precautions, & 10 Promising Classroom APPs Maureen Yoder, Professor, Lesley University |
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* Level: Intermediate |
Learn how you can be hopeful about AI, in this lightning-fast session. Four years since ChatGPT launched, AI has evolved, with opportunities and challenges for educators. See innovative apps and thoughtful strategies designed to promote imaginative thought and result in original creations, engaging and empowering students. Many do not yet exist at the time of this proposal. Learn how teacher tested approaches challenge students to analyze and evaluate AI, along with research documenting its impact. The term "Electronic Constructivism" was coined by this presenter, who will stress what really matters: Good Teaching. The session will end with a raffle for techy door prizes. |