Kim Hammond

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Kim Hammond

Kim Hammond has been working in education since earning her Master’s in Regional Planning. Kim joined the Badgr team in 2016 having started her career in academic research, followed by 8 years working at an EdTech non-profit. She is keenly interested in how society is influenced by education, new technologies, and systems – making her […]

Digital Badging for the K-12 Classroom

Jul

This 1-day workshop will introduce some of the pedagogical and technical concepts behind the use of Digital Badges in the K-12 classroom. We will also work through creating a digital badge for your classroom using the Badgr (Concentric Sky) platform. Morning Session (9:00a – 12:00p) Why Use Digital Badges in K-12 Classroom? Digital Badge Technology […]

STEAM Powered K-6 Education

Jul

This course is for teachers in Kinder through 5th grade, or grades higher that have no experience with computer coding, or with robotics. We will be demonstrating and giving teachers the opportunity to experience the learning process to use Ozobots, OSMO, Dot, and Dash Robots. To teach coding we will use OSMO as well as […]

Ed Budrow

Ed Budrow teaches Digital Manufacturing at Scappoose High School, with several years of design/industry experience.

Make Learning Magical

Jun

Do you wish there was a magic wand that would make boredom, complacency, and discipline issues in your classroom vanish into thin air? Do you ever imagine how different our schools would be if students were more than a spectator and teachers were more than a sage on the stage? Transforming your classroom into a […]

Lu Seapy

Lu Seapy (Lu.Seapy@oregonstate.edu) has taught Career and Technical Education for 20 years in Oregon, Alaska and Europe. She holds a Master of Arts and Teaching degree and has taught computer applications, computer science, robotics and technology integration. She has led multiple professional development sessions to teachers in secondary and post-secondary education. Her focus is utilizing […]

Max Skorodinsky

Max Skorodinsky (skorodinsky_m@4j.lane.edu)

Nikole Gipps

Nikole Gipps (nikole@thatsupergirl.com)

Gigabots Workshop

May

This 3-day workshop will consist of 2-days of Gigabots curriculum and 1-day of student assessment using Digital Badges Gigabots Workshop for Grades 4-5 Gigabots Workshop for Grades 6-8 Using Badging Technology as an Assessment Tool

Gigabots Workshop for Grades 6-8

May

This one-day workshop is for middle school teachers who are committed to teaching five weeks of computer programming using robots in their classrooms during October of 2018. No experience with coding is necessary, just a willingness to learn basic block-style coding and teach alongside a Coder-in-Residence twice a week for 45 minutes during the program. […]