T + L 2009 October 28-30 Denver, CO T+L attendees, come check us out at Booth 313! We'll have an action-packed line-up of educator-led presentations and demos, great give-aways, games, news, and more. Hear what’s new, share your best practices, connect with BrainPOP's staff, pick up a copy of our new science based research, pose with Moby, and feel the love. See you in Denver! Highlights Note: Schedule subject to change. The BrainPOP Challenge Wednesday at 11 a.m., 2 p.m., and 4 p.m. Booth 313 Put your BrainPOP knowledge to the ultimate test, take home a BrainPOP baseball cap, and enter to win a "BrainPOP Turns 10" Flip camera. Stick around to learn about new features, watch a demo and get all your questions answered. NSBA’s 20 Educators to Watch, 2010: Meet Teryl Magee Wednesday at 1 p.m. Booth 313 Meet and chat with Teryl Magee, instructional coach with Knox County School District in Tennessee, and find out why she earned a spot on the NSBA's "20 to Watch" list of education technology leaders. Teryl will share and discuss her perspectives on the role of technology in the classroom. Science and Math Alive: Raising Student Motivation Through Collaborative Projects Wednesday at 1:30p.m. Room 404 (Exhibitor Workshop) Adina Popa, of Virginia's Steuart Weller Elementary, discusses the ways her school and four others around the country used technology to put a project-based spin on science and math instruction. She'll highlight the use of videoconferencing, blogs, and email facilitated international student collaboration on problem-solving and virtual competitions. NSBA’s 20 Educators to Watch, 2010: Meet Robert Miller Wednesday at 3 p.m. Booth 313 Experience the creative ways Robert Miller (who teaches fourth and fifth grade at Port Orange Elementary School in Port Orange, FL), another NSBA "20 to Watch" honoree, works BrainPOP into his science lessons. Putting an Extra E in S.T.E.M.: Integrating Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math Into the ELEMENTARY Classroom Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. Booth 1 (Education Excellence Fair) Loudoun County Public School technology resource teachers Tricia Smith and Peggy Tyree share success stories from their utilization of S.T.E.M. resources to build students' 21st century skills. Online Teacher Communities: Harnessing Web 2.0 to Network for Professional Development With Other Educators Thursday at 7:30 a.m. Room 407 (Exhibitor Workshop) Join our own Dr. Kari Stubbs, Ph.D., BrainPOP's director of 21st Century Learning, for a look at the role of social networks in professional development for teachers. Kari talks about the best online communities for connecting, collaborating, and engaging. The BrainPOP Challenge Thursday at 9 a.m., 11 a.m., and 1 p.m. Booth 313 Put your BrainPOP knowledge to the ultimate test, take home a BrainPOP baseball cap, and enter to win a "BrainPOP Turns 10" Flip camera. Stick around to learn about new features, watch a demo and get all your questions answered. Perspectives of Our "Flat World": Ed Tech Lessons Learned From China Thursday at 9:30 a.m. Room 102 (Roundtable) BrainPOP's Dr. Kari Stubbs, Ph.D., director of 21st Century Learning, joins a roundtable discussion about the relationship between globalization and education technology. Participatants will share perspectives from a recent trip to China -- through the People to People Citizen Ambassadors Program -- where they were able to observe teachers and students in action and converse with Chinese teachers and head masters. BrainPOP and the Global Learning Experience Thursday, 12 p.m. Booth 313 Adina Popa, technology resource teacher at Steuart Weller Elementary School in Ashburn, VA, talks about using BrainPOP to enhance cross-cultural teaching and learning. Know of Something Else? If you or a colleague plan to include BrainPOP's resources in a presentation not listed here, or if you're interested in joining us on the road, send us an email . There's More to Come! Don't miss a beat: find us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter. Return to Main Conference Page