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If you missed the ISTE 2012 proposal deadline and still want to present, you’re in luck!  ISTE has announced that they will be holding two hour-long, Ignite sessions at the 2012 conference in San Diego, CA. What is an Ignite session?  Presenters are given five minutes and 20 slides in which to share about a topic.  Each slide is displayed for 15 seconds while the speakers give their info-packed presentation.  Since the first Ignite session took place in Seattle in 2006, the popularity of this presentation format has spread around the world. For this year’s ISTE conference, the Ignite sessions will be centered around the theme of “expanding horizons for learners.”  You’re invited to submit an application that talks about your classroom experiences, professional practices, or even some of the interactive and engaging tools you use with your students (BrainPOP anyone?).  The presentations will be held Monday, June 25 and Tuesday, June 26, with 10 presenters per session.  The deadline for submission of ideas is May 15th, so go ahead and share what ignites your passion for education!  

Are you transforming your pedagogy to meet the needs of 21st century learners?  We often hear stories of passionate BrainPOP Educators breaking new ground with innovative teaching practices and technology integration.  Now is the time to share this expertise and empower others by presenting or conducting a workshop at the Texas Computer Education Association (TCEA) 32nd Annual Convention and Exposition! This year’s conference theme is “e5 – Embark. Engage. Energize. Empower. Educate.” With this in mind, we encourage you to submit a proposal targeting the innovative ways you use technology in your learning environment in conjunction with BrainPOP, BrainPOP Jr., BrainPOP ESL, or BrainPOP Educators. The TCEA Convention and Exposition will be held in Austin, Texas on February 6-8, 2012. The due date for submission of proposals is fast approaching, May 30, 2011 by 5:00 p.m. CST! Click here for all the details. Notice that there are several types of proposals you can submit: Presentation Session Hands-on Workshop BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) Workshop Panel Presentation If your proposal is accepted, BrainPOP will cover your conference registration fees, substitute teacher costs, and offer you a complimentary 12 month subscription to BrainPOP, BrainPOP Jr., or BrainPOP ESL. Plus, we’d be happy… Read the Rest»