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Cate Tolnai catetolnai@gmail.com

Get Your Google Workspace Work-Ready: Digital Organization Strategies for Busy Educators – A Course with Cate Tolnai

Designed specifically for educators, this course will help you streamline your digital environment, enabling you to focus more on teaching and less on managing clutter. From mastering Google Drive and Gmail to optimizing Google Calendar and collaborating seamlessly with Google Docs, you’ll gain practical skills to enhance your productivity and organization. Perfect for educators at all levels, this course provides actionable strategies and hands-on activities to create a personalized, efficient Google Workspace tailored to your needs. Throughout this course, you will dive into the essential components of Google Workspace, including: Google Drive Gmail Google Calendar Google Docs/Slides/Sheets Google Tasks and more! Module Topics: Organizing Files Managing Emails and Tasks Scheduling and Coordinating Events in Google Calendar Collaborating and Communicating Inside Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides
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Rachel De Bruin, Rachel@AbilityEducation.org

ACES: Transition Certification Course

The Transition Certification Course is a comprehensive professional development program that focuses on the transition mandate of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) and its implications for developing and implementing the Individual Transition Plan. The course is divided into six asynchronous instructional modules and a case study assignment.
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Crescendo Education Group: Grading for Equity

In this course, led by Joe Feldman the Author of the book Grading for Equity, we will critically examine our traditional approach to grading, establish a vision for grading that is accurate, bias- resistant, and motivational, and learn about the practices that make our grading more equitable.
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KQED: Implementing and Assessing Student Audio Projects

understand the steps of planning an audio project for students and assessing what they create.
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Rik Panganiban rpanganiban@kqed.org

KQED: Implementing and Assessing Student Graphics Projects

Understand the steps of planning a graphics project for students and assessing what they create. Find resources, examples and ideas for graphic projects from KQED experts and fellow educators. Get hands-on and create a unit or project plan for your classroom that you can use as soon as you complete this course get feedback from media literacy experts (your instructors!) on the graphic project assessment you create.
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Angel Valerio avalerio@kqed.org

KQED: Implementing and Assessing Student Video Projects

Understand the steps of planning a video project for students and assessing what they create. Find resources, examples and ideas for video projects from KQED experts and fellow educators
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Angel Valerio

Inspire Creative Science Communication with Media Projects by KQED

Help students develop creative science communication skills and demonstrate their learning in science with media-making.
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Rachel Roberson, teach@kqed.org

Making Audio to Inspire Learning by KQED

Master the basics of audio production and gain the confidence to lead audio projects with students
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Rik Panganiban, teach@kqed.org

Analyzing Media Messages: Bias, Motivation and Production Choices by KQED

Learn how media messages are built not just through scripts but production choices like framing and music and how these choices influence our interpretation and actions.
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Angel Valerio, teach@kqed.org

Making Video to Inspire Learning by KQED

In this course, you will get started making videos for instruction and gain the confidence to lead video projects with your students
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Rik Panganiban, teach@kqed.org

Making Photo Essays to Inspire Learning by KQED

In this course, you will learn the principles of photo essay production, make a photo essay and a lesson plan that you can use right away.
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Rik Panganiban, teach@kqed.org

Making Infographics to Inspire Learning by KQED

Learn to represent complex ideas, information and data in compelling infographics and develop the confidence to enrich your teaching with new media skills.

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