Ed Budrow

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Ed Budrow

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

In this workshop you will learn how to use the most motivational techniques of gameplay to create a collaborative and creative classroom environment where learning comes alive for your students. You will have time to design a gamified unit so you can start the year ready for your epic adventure to begin! Day 1: Adventures […]

Pedagogy/Digital Literacy/Computational Thinking

Apr

Description coming soon!

Ken Cone

Ken Cone (kencone@gmail.com) has 14 years of experience with LEGO robotics. He has taught classes for ORTOP, SuperQuest, and assisted in school classrooms. He has been an ORTOP head Judge and teaches ORTOP Coaching workshops. Ken is one of the primary developers of the SuperQuest video training lessons. Ken has extensive technical background in LEGO Mindstorms.

Inventing with Empathy using Maker Tech

Apr

Research tells us that problem solving, teamwork and communication are the skills that are currently most in demand in the workplace, yet students are not given enough opportunities to practice these skills.* This course is designed to provide educators of students grades 4+ with resources that can help students engage in collaborative and creative problem […]

Matt Hurst

Matt Hurst supports teachers in designing engaging, inquiry based learning experiences for students. He is currently a middle school instructional mentor (TOSA) at Whiteaker Middle School in Salem-Keizer. Before his role as a mentor, he taught Language Arts, ELD, iLearn (iPad Elective) & Video Production. He is a Google Innovator, Raspberry Pi Certified, LearnZillion DreamTeamer, […]

Introduction to Web Coding & Design

Apr

I’ve taught web design for 10 years and it has been one of my intro classes that tends to attract a broader group of students. We cover how to design a website (creating storyboards, identifying your audience and purpose), We’ll cover an introduction to HTML5 and CSS and I’ll share assignments I give my students. Depending on […]

Arduinos and Computer Programming in the STEM Classroom

Apr

Microcontrollers are relatively inexpensive devices that you can program to collect data from a variety of sensor types and control external devices such as motors and actuators. Microcontrollers can be used in a variety of classroom activities and student projects. We will focus our workshop on using an Arduino Microcontroller to construct a mini-underwater remotely […]

3D Printing, Digital Design & Fabrication

Apr

This class is to help you effectively incorporate Digital Design & Fabrication (DDF) into your curriculum. Computer Aided Design (CAD) is the entry point for all Fab Labs, Maker Spaces, Tech Shops and Innovation Centers. DDF output equipment: vinyl cutters, lasers, 3D printers & scanners, 2D & 3D modeling will be covered and utilized. Course […]