Ever wish you could see exactly what’s happening on your students' screens without hovering over their shoulders? Meet Linewize Classroom Manager! In this beginner-friendly introductory session, we’ll take our very first look at your new digital copilot. You’ll learn how to easily view student screens in real-time, close distracting tabs with a single click, and keep everyone on task during digital lessons.
We promise a zero-stress, step-by-step walkthrough that will leave you feeling completely in control of your digital classroom on day one!
Children’s socioemotional well-being is the foundation of their school success, and attachment is at the core of that foundation. This workshop will explore how early attachment experiences create a “blueprint” for relationships and how those patterns show up in the classroom. Educators will also consider how their own attachment style interacts with students’ styles - and how this awareness can lead to more effective, compassionate, and empowering responses to challenging behavior.
Ever wish you could see exactly what’s happening on your students' screens without hovering over their shoulders? Meet Linewize Classroom Manager! In this beginner-friendly introductory session, we’ll take our very first look at your new digital copilot. You’ll learn how to easily view student screens in real-time, close distracting tabs with a single click, and keep everyone on task during digital lessons.
We promise a zero-stress, step-by-step walkthrough that will leave you feeling completely in control of your digital classroom on day one!
Start the school year with confidence by refreshing your Schoology skills and exploring tools that can save time and improve organization. This session will cover essential back-to-school tasks, best practices for course setup, gradebook management, communication tools, and helpful tips to ensure you're ready for students on day one. Whether you're new to Schoology or just need a refresher, you'll leave with practical strategies you can use immediately.
Discover how SchoolAI can support teaching and learning across your classroom. This introductory session will provide an overview of our district's AI platform, including key features for teachers and students, responsible AI use, and practical ways to integrate AI into instruction and workflow. Participants will gain hands-on experience and leave with ideas and resources to begin using SchoolAI confidently and effectively.
Children’s socioemotional well-being is the foundation of their school success, and attachment is at the core of that foundation. This workshop will explore how early attachment experiences create a “blueprint” for relationships and how those patterns show up in the classroom. Educators will also consider how their own attachment style interacts with students’ styles - and how this awareness can lead to more effective, compassionate, and empowering responses to challenging behavior.
New school year, new superpower! Join us for a first-look introduction to ClassLink, the all-in-one portal designed to simplify your digital school day. We are stripping away the tech confusion and walking you through the absolute basics. You'll learn how to log in, explore your personalized dashboard, and discover how easy it is for both you and your students to access learning tools instantly. By the end of this 101 session, you'll be ready to wave goodbye to password pandemonium and launch your first day of school with total confidence.
Whether you consider yourself a Google guru or you’re just getting started, this first-look session is your judgment-free zone. We’re stripping away the tech overwhelm and walking you through the absolute essentials of Google for Education. Discover how Classroom, Drive, Docs, and Slides all connect to save you time and keep your lessons organized. We’ll guide you step-by-step through setting up your digital space, sharing assignments, and collaborating with students seamlessly.
Come build your confidence and set yourself up for a smooth, paperless school year!
Every teacher needs a second pair of hands during back-to-school season. Join us for a step-by-step walkthrough of Google Gemini, designed specifically for absolute beginners. We are stripping away the AI overwhelm and focusing strictly on the core basic features that simplify your week. Learn how to use the Gemini side panel inside Google Docs to generate quick lesson hooks, brainstorm fresh classroom activities, and—most importantly—instantly re-level reading passages to support different learners.
Come build your confidence with a safe, secure AI assistant that helps you work smarter, not harder!
Broken smartboard? Wi-Fi trouble? You don’t need to be a tech expert to get it fixed! Welcome to your first look at Incident IQ and its game-changing AI Ticket Assistant. In this beginner-friendly 101 session, we’ll show you how the help desk has been completely reimagined. Forget scrolling through endless drop-down menus or trying to guess the right technical terms. Now, you can just type your problem in plain English (like, "My projector screen is completely blue"), and the built-in AI automatically routes it to the right person, identifies your room, and gets a technician on the case.
Come see how simple it is to get tech support so you can get right back to teaching!
Ready to make Qmlativ work for you? Skip the manual and join our interactive Q&A session! This beginner-friendly workshop is packed with practical tips for teachers and admin office staff. Learn how to customize your dashboard layout, save your favorite shortcuts, and pull the exact reports you need for a successful first week. Bring your questions, leave with a fully personalized setup!
This session, facilitated by District Athletic Directors Tony Prka and Troy Anderson, will provide coaches and activity advisors with a foundational overview of the requirements, rules, and sportsmanship expectations established by the IHSAA, the State of Idaho, and Coeur d’Alene School District regarding student eligibility for participation. Topics will include, but are not limited to, school attendance requirements, residential requirements, homeschool student participation, academic requirements, definitions of on-target-to-graduate status, transfer rules, and other eligibility expectations. The goal is to ensure coaches and advisors understand the key rules that determine whether students may participate, clearly communicate expectations to students and families, and help promote a positive, respectful culture at competitive events.
I’d love to share a handy tech tip—using an iPad as a mobile document camera—so students can easily display and talk through their thinking without bringing manipulatives to the front. I’ll also walk you through Kindergarten proficiency scales and thinking strategies, plus primary-friendly anchor charts and simple hand motions to help students remember them. I can show how to weave these strategies across standards (not just in reading)—for example, using monitor-for-meaning/determine-importance in word problems or applying synthesizing strategies to shapes.
Amy Thomas is a kindergarten teacher at Skyway Elementary, with ten years of experience in elementary education. After beginning her career in special education, she found her passion in kindergarten, where she creates engaging, research-based learning experiences that help students... Read More →
Ever wish you could see exactly what’s happening on your students' screens without hovering over their shoulders? Meet Linewize Classroom Manager! In this beginner-friendly introductory session, we’ll take our very first look at your new digital copilot. You’ll learn how to easily view student screens in real-time, close distracting tabs with a single click, and keep everyone on task during digital lessons.
We promise a zero-stress, step-by-step walkthrough that will leave you feeling completely in control of your digital classroom on day one!
This session, facilitated by District Athletic Directors Tony Prka and Troy Anderson, will provide coaches and activity advisors with a foundational overview of the requirements, rules, and sportsmanship expectations established by the IHSAA, the State of Idaho, and Coeur d’Alene School District regarding student eligibility for participation. Topics will include, but are not limited to, school attendance requirements, residential requirements, homeschool student participation, academic requirements, definitions of on-target-to-graduate status, transfer rules, and other eligibility expectations. The goal is to ensure coaches and advisors understand the key rules that determine whether students may participate, clearly communicate expectations to students and families, and help promote a positive, respectful culture at competitive events.
