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Fall User Group Sessions! Join our user group session where district leaders and teachers collaborate, share best practices, and explore future developments with national experts.
12/11: Zoom User Group - Virtual - Come See What's New and Enhanced!
New! Lego Education Presents "The Power of Purposeful Play". Join us on December 4, 9am-noon in our Active Learning Center. LHRIC Model Schools and LEGO Education will lead you through hands-on learning experiences using the LEGO® Learning System.
Benchmark Screeners and Literacy Programs Vendor Spotlight. Join us on December 17th from 8:30-3:00 for an exciting Vendor Spotlight Day, co-hosted by the LHRIC Instructional Technology team and SWBOCES Center for Professional Learning & Curriculum Support. This event offers districts a unique opportunity to explore three leading benchmark assessments during the morning session and in the afternoon, dive into innovative Early Literacy programs designed to enhance student learning and engagement. Vendors presenting: Renaissance, Curriculum Associates, Amplify and NWEA.
LUNCH AND LEARNS with LHRIC and vendor partners are back! Learn alongside our vendor partners and other regional participants. Sessions are virtual or face-to-face. Get to know our new partners and solutions for 24-25.
Tech Expo is NOW TWO Days
Reserve May 15th and 16th for a completely NEW learning experience for our region. Sign up for one day or two days but sign up soon before we open registration to non-members.
SPOTLIGHT: Programs and Services
Discover Learning Pathways
We've tailored our sessions to your specific goals, interests, and needs. Start your journey today!
>> NEWLY Released Pathway Fall 2024: Instructional Software Pathways
>>Learning in the Age of AI Learning Pathways- Updated
>> Lifelong Practices for Digital Literacy & Fluency Learning Pathways: Updated
? Not sure what a Pathway is? Watch Our Video
In the News
TLI’s ASCD/ISTE: Transformational Learning: if you missed our TLI Kick-Off event don't worry — you can learn about what transpired. We were reminded of joy, curiosity, and the importance of MVPs!
REGARDING NYSED TECH PLAN UPDATES
The due date to submit updates to District Instructional Technology Plans has been extended to June 30, 2026. All currently approved District Instructional Technology Plans remain approved through June 30, 2026. No waiver or additional approval is needed to extend approval through June 30, 2026.
Learn about this year’s 2024 Distinguished Administrators and Teacher TELL award winners! As we start the year, be on the lookout for future award winners.
Join Sessions and Events from LHRIC and Vendor Partners
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Virtual/ Online event
What is Tynker?
Explore how Tynker can help you teach coding and computational thinking through interactive, student-friendly projects. This session will show you how to integrate Tynker's block-based and text-based coding activities into your curriculum, support different learning levels, and track student progress. By the end, you'll have the tools and strategies to use Tynker effectively to foster creativity, problem-solving, and digital literacy in your classroom. Note: Participants will receive a Zoom link prior to the session.
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Where do I start with Wakelet?
Participants will explore the foundational aspects of using Wakelet as a powerful tool for enhancing teaching and learning. Participants will learn how to create, curate, and share digital collections that can support various educational goals, from organizing resources to fostering collaboration among students. Connection information will be provided 24 hours in advance of the session.
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Provided by NYSCATE: TAG webinar -Schools as Community Climate Action Hubs
Schools as Community Climate Action Hubs
As local communities develop sustainability plans, schools can serve hubs promoting climate action and collaboration. Join this webinar to learn how New York schools can lead the way as systems-level cooperatives incorporating project-based learning, school-to-home partnerships, and student led action. Ideas and examples will be shared for putting the New York Computer Science and Digital Fluency Standards into practice.
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Provided by NYSCATE: TAG webinar -Schools as Community Climate Action Hubs
Schools as Community Climate Action Hubs
As local communities develop sustainability plans, schools can serve hubs promoting climate action and collaboration. Join this webinar to learn how New York schools can lead the way as systems-level cooperatives incorporating project-based learning, school-to-home partnerships, and student led action. Ideas and examples will be shared for putting the New York Computer Science and Digital Fluency Standards into practice.
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AI Adventures: An Elementary Educator's Expedition
Join us for "AI Adventures," a week-long workshop designed specifically for elementary educators interested in integrating AI into their classrooms. You will learn to create AI-enhanced lesson plans, develop detailed rubrics, and engage in activities that enhance student interaction. The program includes a mix of self-paced asynchronous activities and three live one-hour sessions for real-time support and peer discussions. Key Takeaways: Craft captivating AI-enhanced lesson plans and activities. Develop comprehensive rubrics for AI-driven projects. Master the art of effective AI prompting. Experience a dynamic blend of self-paced and collaborative learning. This professional development opportunity will equip you with the skills to incorporate AI into your teaching and inspire creativity in your classroom. Join us and prepare to lead your students into the future of education!
Registrants will receive a Zoom link prior to sessions.LHRIC Instructional Technology