Category Archives: Presentations

Build a Powerful Linkedin Profile

Presentation Summary You can now help students learn how to build a safe, potent, and persuasive LinkedIn profile. We start by writing a captivating profile summary. We learn how to include certifications, Slideshare.net slideshows, and WordPress-based student blog portfolio posts in your Linkedin account to better tell your story with lots of great world ofContinue reading “Build a Powerful Linkedin Profile”

Distance Learning Done Right – It’s About Sessions and ‘Rooms’, Baby!

Presentation Summary Students need community, time management, and consistency. People are patterns. Help students build a creative, collaborative community from a distance. Use a 4-week session cycle with a week each of pre-production, production, post-production, and evaluation and reflection. Set standards. Determine outcomes. Host collaborative session feedback with advisory and peer review. Examine a workingContinue reading “Distance Learning Done Right – It’s About Sessions and ‘Rooms’, Baby!”

Track Project-based Teaming Remotely with Prebuilt Trello Boards

Presentation Summary Imagine pre-built project-based activity workflow templates for students to access that have standards embedded, tasks clearly defined, and accountability built-in! All this can be available and measurable from any classroom (virtual or physical). Build examples in this session. Contribute to the Pre-session and TPEP Survey Take the Presentation / Session TPEP Prioritization AgendaContinue reading “Track Project-based Teaming Remotely with Prebuilt Trello Boards”

Rituals and Habits: Project-based Learning with Scrum and Trello

“Saturday Scrum Sprint 01” by alandd is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0. Presentation Summary Learn the “art of doing twice the work in half the time” with Scrum and Trello. Teaming is all about who, what, and when, accountability, and specifics. Explore practical manageable project-based teaming techniques that can be applied in any classroom (virtual or physical). Pre-sessionContinue reading “Rituals and Habits: Project-based Learning with Scrum and Trello”