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Tuesday, February 25
 

10:15am MST

Amplify Classroom Voices with Adobe Podcast
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 258
Learn how Adobe Podcast can help you and your students create engaging audio content, making learning more interactive and fun. Master the ins and outs of Adobe Podcast, from recording to editing. It could be perfect for boosting student engagement and adding a fresh dimension to your teaching toolkit. Ready to amplify your classroom experience? Join us and turn up the volume on learning.
Speakers
avatar for Rob Bentley

Rob Bentley

Instructor and Adobe Product Manager, UEN
Rob has been the Adobe Product Manager at UEN for several years, producing Adobe tutorials, presentations, UEN's Adobe Create UT web page and eMedia hub, and more. In addition, he has taught hundreds of Utah teachers how to use Adobe Express and other Adobe tools. Recently, he has... Read More →
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 258
  Traditional Presentation (30 minutes), Beginning

10:15am MST

Practical Use for AI in the Classroom
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 355 B
Discover how AI can simplify personalized learning in the classroom. This session will demonstrate how teachers can use AI to meet diverse student needs, making learning more accessible and teaching less overwhelming. Learn practical tools and strategies to easily integrate AI into your teaching, proving that it's a user-friendly and effective way to enhance student success.
Speakers
avatar for Kelley Kuehnl

Kelley Kuehnl

Teacher, Bountiful High School
I am new to education, but I have embraced AI from the outset. I have never presented in a conference. I try to use AI to help students understand that it is a tool to help them and not something to only be used when trying to cheat the system.
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 355 B
  Traditional Presentation (30 minutes), Beginning

10:15am MST

AI in the ELA Classroom - Differentiated Writing Instruction That Works
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 255 D
We all know that Artificial Intelligence (AI) can boost creativity in lesson planning, simplify grading, and handle some of the routine tasks that take up our time as educators. But we're also no strangers to the headaches AI can cause when students abuse it. This presentation will dive into how we can harness AI to give students personalized writing support, helping them build their skills instead of allowing the tech to do the work for them.
Speakers
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Jeff Felix

English Language Arts Teacher, Skill Struck
9 Years teaching ELA in High Schools, AI tutor creation and practice.
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 255 D
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

10:15am MST

Alright, Stop, Collaborate, and LUCID
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 255 B
Bummed out Jamboard is gone? Lucid has got you! Lucid is an infinite interactive whiteboard with dynamic features that makes collaborating fun for teacher, administrators, and students. Come learn all the things about Lucid and how to use it in your role.
Speakers
avatar for Traci Rindlisbach

Traci Rindlisbach

Digital Learning/CS Specialist, Jordan School District
Littles Can Code, Too-ISTE, URSA, Utah CTE Conference and multiple PDs for Elementary CS PLCs
avatar for Kelli Cannon

Kelli Cannon

Digital Learning Specialist, Jordan School District
Kelli Cannon has been an educator for eleven years, teaching upper elementary students prior to her current role as a Digital Learning Specialist. Kelli is a Utah Teacher Fellow and holds a Master’s Degree in Educational Technology, as well as endorsements in Teaching English as... Read More →
avatar for Ami Anderson

Ami Anderson

Digital Learning Specialist & District Instructional Coach, Jordan School District
Ami Anderson is a dedicated educator with 27 years of experience in the Jordan School District. Throughout her career, she has taught at various grade levels. Most recently, she has been the Instructional Coach at Rocky Peak Virtual Elementary for the past two years. She has a strong... Read More →
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 255 B
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

10:15am MST

In Our Robot Era- Integrating Robotics Across K-6 Curriculum
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 257 B
Explore the dynamic blend of robotics with Language Arts, Math, Science, and Social Studies, specifically designed for elementary students. This session aims to explore innovative strategies for engaging young learners with robotics across different content areas.
Speakers
avatar for Kelli Cannon

Kelli Cannon

Digital Learning Specialist, Jordan School District
Kelli Cannon has been an educator for eleven years, teaching upper elementary students prior to her current role as a Digital Learning Specialist. Kelli is a Utah Teacher Fellow and holds a Master’s Degree in Educational Technology, as well as endorsements in Teaching English as... Read More →
avatar for Traci Rindlisbach

Traci Rindlisbach

Digital Learning/CS Specialist, Jordan School District
Littles Can Code, Too-ISTE, URSA, Utah CTE Conference and multiple PDs for Elementary CS PLCs
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 257 B
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

10:15am MST

Paying Students to go to School
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 255 E
Seniors in the Education Pathway at Career Tech High School have the opportunity to be hired to work as paraprofessionals at local elementary schools. These students are paid the same rate as any other paraprofessional, AND they earn high school credit while doing so. This opportunity is possible through the innovative vision and direction of the Washington County School District and the CTHS Administration. This presentation will discuss the pathway creation, course requirements, and work-based learning requirements in order to qualify for a paraprofessional paid student internship. Students will share their experiences in each of these settings as well as what they have learned through each phase of this program. Ultimately, this presentation will strive to address this student question, \"Why should I be in this pathway?\"
Speakers
avatar for Ryan Rarick

Ryan Rarick

Education Pathway Teacher/Instructional Coach, Career Tech High School/Utah Teacher Fellows
I have presented at UCET before -- last year I did a classroom presentation, a poster presentation on both days, and a main stage presentation. I will be accompanied by students in the Education Pathway who also presented with me. I am a part of the Teacher Fellows Leadership team... Read More →
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 255 E
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

10:15am MST

Pedagogy First: Guiding Principles for Using AI to Empower Students
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Hall 2/3
Learn how to utilize AI in your classroom in ways that go beyond hype and truly foster deep learning. In this session, we’ll briefly review the underlying mechanics of large language models before proposing four guiding principles to help you implement AI strategically in your classroom: task alignment, cognitive awareness, digital literacy, and human-centeredness. Using these principles as a lens, we’ll workshop classroom scenarios and discuss the ways artificial intelligence can support and empower our students when implemented strategically.
Speakers
avatar for Braxton Thornley

Braxton Thornley

Senior Technology Trainer, Utah Education Network (UEN)
Braxton specializes in using technology to personalize learning by leveraging tools within Canvas LMS, artificial intelligence and Google Workspace suite. He enjoys working with teachers one-on-one to help them create safe, organized and engaging classrooms. Before joining UEN's professional... Read More →
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avatar for Nicole Johnson

Nicole Johnson

Content Specialist, Utah Education Network (UEN)
Nicole specializes in educational technology tools for school counselors. She holds a Master’s in Educational Psychology / School Counseling from the University of Utah and has worked as an Academic Advisor, School Counselor, and a College/ Career Advisor in all K-12 settings. Nicole... Read More →
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Hall 2/3
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

10:15am MST

Tech-Driven Strategies for ELD Listening and Speaking Mastery
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 355 C
Join SLCSD Secondary ELD Specialist & Language and Literacy Coach, Kenna Rodgers, and former UCET board member, Innovative Learning Coach, and current ELD teacher, Dany Macias, as they share their journey of using technology to help ELD students develop listening and speaking skills. In this session, participants will learn from the presenters' trial and error, lessons learned, and the effective use of rubrics to assess and improve student outcomes. Kenna and Dany will share how they used student performance data to create district goals specifically focused on strengthening listening and speaking skills in alignment with ELA standards and WIDA assessments. Attendees will explore practical applications of audio recordings, videos, and interactive presentations to enhance language instruction and assessment. Through their experience, the presenters will demonstrate how to utilize these tools for student self-assessment, real-time feedback, and fostering participation in live discussions. This session offers a unique opportunity to learn from real-world examples, backed by data-driven strategies and district-level goal setting. By the end of the session, teachers will leave with proven methods and a toolkit of resources to effectively integrate technology into their classrooms, ensuring ELD students engage in meaningful listening and speaking practice while making measurable progress.
Speakers
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Kenna Rodgers

SLCSD Secondary ELD Specialist & Language and Literacy Coach, Salt Lake City School District
Former educator, and current SLCSD Secondary ELD Specialist, Language and Literacy Coach, NBCT Certified, and PhD.
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Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 355 C
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

10:15am MST

Using an AI image generator to Facilitate Critical Thinking
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 355 D
Engage in critical thinking using an AI image generator commonly available in Utah. From text to image and back again, join our journey to learn how you can use AI image generation to guide students in thinking critically about your content as well as the AI itself.
Speakers
avatar for Jessica Miller

Jessica Miller

Instructional Coach, Canyons School District
Experience as an Ed Tech Coach, former UCET presenter 2019 & 2020,
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 355 D
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

10:15am MST

AI-Assisted PLC: A Prompt for Every Process
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 12:30pm MST
Room 155 G
This poster will explore the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance the PLC cycle. Learn about which AI prompts to use to answer these important collaboration questions: What do we want our students to learn? How will we know if each student has learned it? What will we do if they haven’t learned it? What will we do if they have learned it?
Speakers
avatar for Caroline Judd

Caroline Judd

Innovative Learning Coach, Alpine School District
LW
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 12:30pm MST
Room 155 G
  Poster (Table style presentation; 60-120 minutes), Beginning

10:15am MST

Lettuce Grow Together
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 12:30pm MST
Room 155 G
Interested in growing young minds? Then we have the perfect school or class project for you! Hydroponics is the process of growing plants without dirt. The phenomenon of growing plants without dirt is captivating one that excites the minds of the young and young at heart. This authentic hands-on experience combined with the amazing digital tools such as AI, and Canva can help your school engage your students with a first hand look at how fresh produce is grown, and then aid them in researching and sharing their knowledge with their school and community. When you add hydroponics to your school, your curious students can experience hands-on amazing process of growing their own food from tiny little seeds. Students get the opportunity to learn and explore the structures and functions of different types of plants. Students also get a front row seat to deepen their understanding of the science and engineering practices such as analyzing and interpreting data, asking questions, and obtaining and evaluating information. Come see how our school turned lettuce into a celebration, and herbs into a school pizza feast!
Speakers
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Whitney Watson

5th Grade Teacher, Granite School District
Whitney Watson - 10 years teaching as an elementary school teacher, three years as lead teacher on school level hydroponics team, 6 school wide professional developments on hydroponics, Granite School District Innovative Teacher of the Year UCET 2024. Stephanie Gonzalez - National... Read More →
SG
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 12:30pm MST
Room 155 G
  Poster (Table style presentation; 60-120 minutes), Beginning

10:15am MST

Magic Moments in Ogden School District
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 12:30pm MST
Room 155 G
Join us for an insightful poster session showcasing how educators in Ogden School District are leveraging MagicSchool AI to enhance student learning. This session will highlight how our dedicated educators are utilizing MagicSchool AI to enhance lesson planning, facilitate student engagement, streamline assessment, foster collaboration, unleash creativity, and more! Don’t miss this opportunity to be inspired by the transformative potential of AI in education.
Speakers
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Eliza Lyons

Digital Teaching & Learning Specialist, Ogden School District
As a DTL Specialist, I have planned and led several engaging workshops and PDs on Magic School AI and had the opportunity to collaborate with teachers on its various tools, including their favorite tools and how they use them in their classrooms. I am very familiar with Magic School... Read More →
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 12:30pm MST
Room 155 G
  Poster (Table style presentation; 60-120 minutes), Beginning

10:15am MST

Canva in Action: Teacher Tips & Student Project Ideas
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - Wednesday February 26, 2025 4:15pm MST
Virtual A
See Canva in Action as I demonstrate ways Canva can transform your teaching and classroom. I’ll share my top tips for teachers and loads of student project ideas to spark creativity. This session is all about practical insights to help you and your students make the most of Canva. Perfect for any teacher looking to boost creativity and engagement with easy-to-implement strategies.
Speakers
avatar for Colby Hawkins

Colby Hawkins

Digital Learning Specialist / District Coaching Specialist, Jordan School District
Colby, a passionate educator with nine years of experience, has honed his expertise across various facets of the educational landscape. He spent six years teaching Social Studies at the secondary level, while also serving as an educational technology coach in his school. Currently... Read More →
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - Wednesday February 26, 2025 4:15pm MST
Virtual A
  Pre-Recorded Session (Pre-Recorded Virtual Session; 60 minutes), Beginning

11:30am MST

Getting the Most Out of Your PLC Team
Tuesday February 25, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Room 355 E
Do you ever feel like you attend your PLC meeting and it turns into a gripe session or a planning meeting? In this hands-on presentation, you will learn how to use a tool called the Strategy Implementation Guide (SIG) to guide your PLC discussions. Through the use of the SIG, teams will be able to have more meaningful conversations about their students and the individual needs of their students. As you work through your own SIG, you will be able to take the materials home to your schools and teams and implement the SIG into your PLC team to help create a team focus and goal for the school year.
Speakers
avatar for Kelbie Jackson

Kelbie Jackson

Instructional Coach/ Utah Teacher Fellow, Box Elder School District
Kelbie Jackson taught English Language Arts for seven years where she fell in love with developing engaging curriculum and the students she taught. She is currently an Instructional Coach at Bear River High School in Box Elder School District where she drives the PLC focus in her... Read More →
Tuesday February 25, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Room 355 E
  Edcamp Style (Moderated session on a particular topic; 60 minutes), Beginning

11:30am MST

Adding in AI for Accessibility with Google Tools
Tuesday February 25, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Room 355 C
This session explores how to leverage AI-powered features within Google tools to enhance accessibility for all students. Attendees will learn how to utilize tools MusicFX, Say What You See, Notebook LM, and Google Learn to create an inclusive classroom environment. The session will cover practical strategies such as voice typing for students with writing difficulties, AI-powered translation tools for multilingual learners, and accessibility features in NotebookLM to support all learners. Additionally, learners will see how to incorporate Google's AI experiments into everyday instruction to support all learners. Participants will leave with actionable tips on how to integrate these tools into daily classroom routines, ensuring every student can engage with learning materials effectively.
Speakers
avatar for Emma Moss

Emma Moss

Digital Teaching and Learning Specialist and AI Systems Co-Lead, Canyons School District
Emma Moss founded the Utah AI Collaborative and leads monthly meet-ups around AI and innovation in education. She has presented on AI topics at UCET, URSA C-Forum, ISTE, TX Technnovate and has upcoming presentations at the CTE Vision conference and FETC. In addition to presenting... Read More →
avatar for Kelli Cannon

Kelli Cannon

Digital Learning Specialist, Jordan School District
Kelli Cannon has been an educator for eleven years, teaching upper elementary students prior to her current role as a Digital Learning Specialist. Kelli is a Utah Teacher Fellow and holds a Master’s Degree in Educational Technology, as well as endorsements in Teaching English as... Read More →
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Eliza Lyons

Digital Teaching & Learning Specialist, Ogden School District
As a DTL Specialist, I have planned and led several engaging workshops and PDs on Magic School AI and had the opportunity to collaborate with teachers on its various tools, including their favorite tools and how they use them in their classrooms. I am very familiar with Magic School... Read More →
Tuesday February 25, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Room 355 C
  Panel (Moderated Group Discussion; 60 minutes), Beginning

11:30am MST

How to be Authentic in an Artificial World
Tuesday February 25, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Hall 2/3
How to Be Authentic in an Artificial World explores how to stay true to yourself in a tech-driven society. It contrasts online personas with real-life identities and addresses the pressures of technology on authenticity. Through interactive moments and practical tips like setting tech boundaries and embracing imperfections, attendees learn how to maintain their genuine selves. The presentation emphasizes how AI can assist but never replace human creativity and empathy. It closes with an empowering message: authenticity is a superpower in a world dominated by technology, leaving the audience inspired to embrace their uniqueness.
Speakers
avatar for Teneille Ringer

Teneille Ringer

Innovative Learning Coach, Alpine School District
Innvoative Learning Coach for 3 years. Have presented a poster presentation 2 years ago at UCET, and did a Bullet session last year with a group.
Tuesday February 25, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Hall 2/3
  Traditional Presentation (30 minutes), Beginning

11:30am MST

Google Demo Slam 2025
Tuesday February 25, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Room 255 B
This is a Demo Slam style presentation and we will host the demos in video form (This makes the presentation go very smoothly). The participants will get to see us present the videos and then vote on the video/tool that they think is the best! If you are unable to physically attend the session, that's still OK. We have had this situation in the past where one of our team members was unable to be there at UCET. We can still present your video on your behalf! The rules will be as follows: Each Google Certified Educator will submit one video Video must demonstrate use of Google tools/add-ons/extensions/etc. Demonstration portion of the video must be ≤ 2 minutes Video must include a brief introduction (may be outside of the 2 minute time limit) Video must conclude with a “SLAM”
Speakers
avatar for Kelli Cannon

Kelli Cannon

Digital Learning Specialist, Jordan School District
Kelli Cannon has been an educator for eleven years, teaching upper elementary students prior to her current role as a Digital Learning Specialist. Kelli is a Utah Teacher Fellow and holds a Master’s Degree in Educational Technology, as well as endorsements in Teaching English as... Read More →
Tuesday February 25, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Room 255 B
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

11:30am MST

Littles Can Code, Too
Tuesday February 25, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Room 257 B
It's never too early to start coding! Come learn how Kindergarten-2nd students can start coding. We will be exploring three robots that will build students Computational Thinking skills: Sphero Indis, Finches, and Qobos. Participants will get hands-on experience and leave with resources to teach littles to code. *all resources are aligned to Utah CS K-5 standards
Speakers
avatar for Traci Rindlisbach

Traci Rindlisbach

Digital Learning/CS Specialist, Jordan School District
Littles Can Code, Too-ISTE, URSA, Utah CTE Conference and multiple PDs for Elementary CS PLCs
avatar for Kelli Cannon

Kelli Cannon

Digital Learning Specialist, Jordan School District
Kelli Cannon has been an educator for eleven years, teaching upper elementary students prior to her current role as a Digital Learning Specialist. Kelli is a Utah Teacher Fellow and holds a Master’s Degree in Educational Technology, as well as endorsements in Teaching English as... Read More →
Tuesday February 25, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Room 257 B
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

11:30am MST

Using Digital Investigations for Collaboration, Critical Thinking, and Citizenship
Tuesday February 25, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Room 355 D
Upper elementary and middle school teachers will use Research Quest, the award-winning, free, online investigations, to learn how to engage their students in some of the most intriguing mysteries of our time. They will gather evidence, engage in robust debate to reason with their evidence, and develop explanations to communicate their ideas - all while using 3D technology to access many of the museum's rich fossil, artifact and biologic resources. Participants will examine opportunities for supporting collaborative student-driven work to gather empirical data by making quantitative and qualitative observations of real museum objects with video-based modeling provided by research scientists. They will also explore strategies for making student thinking visible as students move from using intuitive to increasingly complex critical thinking skills, all within a digital investigation platform. Participants will receive access to supporting materials designed for classroom teachers and their students - including learning assessment tools for both. These tools provide research-based exemplars for promoting 3D science in the classroom and building capacity among students in using the practices detailed in Next Generation Science Standards.
Speakers
RC
avatar for Lynn Gutzwiller

Lynn Gutzwiller

Jordan School District Science Specialist, Natural History Museum of Utah
Presented at COAB x2, UtSTA x 5, NSTA Regional Conferences x 3, AEAUT x 5, UCET x1, State Science Teachers Conferences x 20
Tuesday February 25, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Room 355 D
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

11:30am MST

What's New and Exciting in Adobe Express?
Tuesday February 25, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Room 258
Adobe Express continues to evolve in innovative and exciting ways. This session will showcase the latest (and best) new features, including the amazing new mobile app, the powerful Classrooms feature, useful Google Drive and Canva integrations, how to make your own assignment templates, and more! You'll come away from this session even more ready to Express yourself with this most useful Adobe tool.
Speakers
avatar for Rob Bentley

Rob Bentley

Instructor and Adobe Product Manager, UEN
Rob has been the Adobe Product Manager at UEN for several years, producing Adobe tutorials, presentations, UEN's Adobe Create UT web page and eMedia hub, and more. In addition, he has taught hundreds of Utah teachers how to use Adobe Express and other Adobe tools. Recently, he has... Read More →
Tuesday February 25, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Room 258
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

11:30am MST

\"Transform Teaching: Stress Less, Engage More with SchoolAI\"
Tuesday February 25, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Room 355 B
Imagine teaching with less stress and more impact. SchoolAI's innovative Tools and Assistants make it happen! Our smart lesson planner creates tailored plans in no time, while the grading tool handles scores and feedback, offering key insights. Communication? Effortless, with a unified platform for real-time, multilingual chats with students and parents. Plus, our professional development spaces inspire growth and collaboration. With SchoolAI, teachers can focus on what they love—engaging students and transforming learning. Ready to join the future of teaching?
Speakers
avatar for Deanna Taylor

Deanna Taylor

Digital Learning Specialist, Jordan School District
I am Deanna Taylor, an educator with over 30 years of experience in early childhood and elementary education, holding a Master in Education with endorsements in Educational Technology, Gifted and Talented, and Literacy. As a Digital Learning Specialist, I collaborate with teachers... Read More →
Tuesday February 25, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Room 355 B
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

12:45pm MST

Elementary Treasures: Hidden Gems in Utah’s Online School Library
Tuesday February 25, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Room 355 D
Unlock the treasure trove of Utah’s Online School Library and discover the hidden gems that will captivate your young learners! In this presentation, you’ll learn how to navigate the library’s vast resources and uncover the best-kept secrets that will help your students excel. Explore Gale in Context: Elementary for academic and vetted information on topics like animals, geography, people, and science. Dive into World Book Online for easy-to-read articles, translations, videos, interactive maps, and engaging activities. SIRS Discoverer offers reliable information on trending topics such as artificial intelligence, animals, countries, famous people, and more. Additionally, you’ll explore Teaching Books and SORA to further enhance your students’ learning experience. Get ready to find the hidden gems that will make your students’ research shine!
Speakers
avatar for Kayla Towner

Kayla Towner

Product Manager and Senior Technical Specialist, Utah Education Network
Kayla Towner is a technology specialist and product manager of Utah’s Online School Library at Utah Education Network (UEN) and a Teacher Fellow. She has a Master’s Degree in the Arts of Teaching from Westminster College. Kayla is passionate about implementing learning that focuses... Read More →
Tuesday February 25, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Room 355 D
  Maker Session (Table Bring Your Own Device Session; 60-120 minutes), Beginning

12:45pm MST

Student-oriented ideas for using AI in your classroom
Tuesday February 25, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Room 355 B
This session is aimed to provide secondary teachers with ten student-oriented ideas on how to use Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the classroom. By playing with different tools already used in Utah schools, such as Canva, Adobe products, but also ChatGPT (and its privacy-protected alternatives), we will discuss several practical ways how you can use AI in your secondary education classroom to increase student engagement. Whether you are a History teacher, using AI to allow students to time travel and interview historical figures, or you are a Science teacher looking for an AI science project, we would love to talk to you and share ideas during this session. Knowing how to navigate AI applications and gain the right AI-inspired skills is also very important for students to remain competitive in today’s job market. To that end, we will discuss the art of writing prompts as well as what some responsible and ethical ways are to use AI in the classroom.
Speakers
avatar for Katarina Pantic

Katarina Pantic

Assistant Professor, Weber State University
PhD in Instructional Technology
avatar for Jessie Nixon

Jessie Nixon

Assistant Professor, Weber State University
G4
Tuesday February 25, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Room 355 B
  Traditional Presentation (30 minutes), Beginning

12:45pm MST

Creating Custom AI Chatbots 101
Tuesday February 25, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Room 355 B
Explore how to create your own AI-powered chatbot. Explore the basics of chatbot design, how to set-up a prompt, and deploy a chatbot to automate tasks, or thinking routines. You can use chatbots in both your personal role and with students. Participants will be introduced to chatbots using a free MagicSchool account, but these skills can be applied within any AI platform. Come join us, by the end you’ll be building your own chatbot like a pro!
Speakers
avatar for Jonathan Stewart

Jonathan Stewart

Teacher Specialist and AI Systems Co-Lead, Canyons School District
Emma Moss founded the Utah AI Collaborative and leads monthly meet-ups around AI and innovation in education. She has presented on AI topics at UCET, URSA C-Forum, ISTE, TX Technnovate and has upcoming presentations at the CTE Vision conference and FETC. In addition to presenting... Read More →
avatar for Emma Moss

Emma Moss

Digital Teaching and Learning Specialist and AI Systems Co-Lead, Canyons School District
Emma Moss founded the Utah AI Collaborative and leads monthly meet-ups around AI and innovation in education. She has presented on AI topics at UCET, URSA C-Forum, ISTE, TX Technnovate and has upcoming presentations at the CTE Vision conference and FETC. In addition to presenting... Read More →
Tuesday February 25, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Room 355 B
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

12:45pm MST

Integrating Computer Science in the Elementary Classroom
Tuesday February 25, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Room 257 B
**Session Title: Integrating Computer Science in the Elementary Classroom** **Description:** Discover how to transform your elementary classroom into a dynamic learning environment by integrating computer science seamlessly into your curriculum. In this session, educators will explore practical strategies to merge computer science standards with core academic subjects, making learning both engaging and meaningful for young students. Participants will gain hands-on experience with innovative tools such as KEVA Planks, BlueBots, Ozobots, and Spheros, all designed to ignite curiosity and foster creativity. Through engaging lesson frames like the \"7-Plank KEVA Challenge\" and \"Fun with Spheros,\" teachers will learn to inspire students to think critically and solve problems collaboratively. Our approach emphasizes the importance of movement and interactive learning, ensuring concepts like algorithms, conditionals, and sequencing are accessible and fun. This session will also highlight the effective use of computer science vocabulary across disciplines, helping students build a robust language foundation that supports their understanding of technology. Led by a team of dedicated computer science specialists, this workshop provides educators with the resources and confidence to integrate CS tools and techniques into their classrooms. Attendees will leave with a suite of high-quality lesson plans and a clear vision for enhancing student engagement through technology. Join us to empower your students with the skills and knowledge they need to thrive in a digital world, and take the first step in revolutionizing the way computer science is taught in elementary education.
Speakers
avatar for Jodi Anderson

Jodi Anderson

Instructional Technology Specialist, South Sanpete School District
Supervisor of Computer Science over the elementary schools in South Sanpete School District, presented at CTE Summer Conference 2024, presented at past STEM conference,
avatar for Kristen Weller

Kristen Weller

Computer Science Specialist, Ephraim Elementary School
I teach a 30 minute Computer Science rotation to every class in the school once a week. I also help develop lesson plans for the K-5 CS Standards, including lessons that are cross-curricular with ELA, Math, and SEEd standards.
Tuesday February 25, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Room 257 B
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

12:45pm MST

PBL Reimagined: Unleashing Student Potential through EdTech & Community Impact
Tuesday February 25, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Room 258
Project Based Learning (PBL) has the power to enrich and transform student learning, but how do we truly tap into its potential? Join us for an interactive and inspiring session that goes beyond the basics of PBL. We'll delve into practical strategies including application as a personalized competency based method to assess, and explore cutting-edge EdTech tools that will help you design and implement engaging, real-world projects that empower students to tackle community challenges head-on. This session will culminate by looking at real-world examples of educators transforming the learning experience of their students through PBL.
Speakers
LG

Lora Gibbons

Senior Technical Trainer, Utah Education Network
Masters of Education Instructional design and educational technology, DoD STEM Ambassador 23/24, National STEM Teams with PBL projects 2019-2024, DLAC presentation Feb 24 - Comprehensive STEM programs with PBL, NSTA Chicago - Engaging students in PBL through STEM competition
Tuesday February 25, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Room 258
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

12:45pm MST

The AI Dilemma: Preserving Human Trust While Protecting Cybersecurity
Tuesday February 25, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Hall 2/3
While AI technology offers benefits, how can we help our students understand the risks associated with ever-present surveillance and deceptive AI deepfakes? Through real life dilemmas, this hands-on session demonstrates how AI impacts our ability to trust what we see and the ways in which we, as humans, connect.
Speakers
avatar for Sue Thotz

Sue Thotz

Director of Outreach, Common Sense Education
Main presenter has presented at ISTE and various ISTE affiliates on topics such as AI Literacy, Digital Citizenship, Wellbeing, and maintaining culture and relationships in classrooms.
Tuesday February 25, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Hall 2/3
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

12:45pm MST

There's No Place Like Kindergarten
Tuesday February 25, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Room 255 B
Join us on a whimsical journey \"Tech Over the Rainbow,\" where kindergartners explore basic tech tools that make learning fun and interactive. Empower young learners to embark on their digital adventures down the yellow brick road with courage, brains, and heart, just like Dorothy on her quest to find her way home.
Speakers
avatar for Molly Chew

Molly Chew

Innovative Learning Coach, Alpine School District
Elementary school teacher, Ed Tech Endorsement, Masters in Technology and Learning, Innovative Learning Coach (Digital Learing) for 6 years.
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PJ Giles

Innovative Learning (Digital Learning) Coach, Alpine School District
I have been an educator for 27 years. I have presented at the Nearpod Transform Conference in 2019. I have also presented in previous ISTE, UCET, and UATT conferences about various digital tools and Web 2.0 resources. I am a former UCET board member who served on the board for five... Read More →
Tuesday February 25, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Room 255 B
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

12:45pm MST

Unlocking Growth: Know Your Impact Through Transformative Professional Development
Tuesday February 25, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Room 355 E
Are you ready to make your professional development more meaningful and measurable? Join us to discover how a structured, reflective, and choice-based approach can allow educators to showcase their growth and help you assess your impact. Learn from our yearly cohort of trailblazing teachers, where participants are mentored, supported through classroom visits, and provided personalized feedback. We’ll share our growth chart model that tracks participants’ progress, from entry to final showcase, and highlights their incredible achievements. See how exit tickets, reflection, and a participant showcase create a clear picture of both individual and program success. Walk away with strategies to track, mentor, and empower teachers in your own programs, while ensuring you can demonstrate real impact with evidence.
Speakers
avatar for Rachelle Herbst

Rachelle Herbst

Technology Integration Center Supervisor, Davis School District
The presenters for this session have significant experience, having all previously served as instructors in the Leading EDGE course. Their expertise includes the use of 21st Century Learning Design (21 CLD), a framework aimed at enhancing teaching and learning through collaboration... Read More →
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Katie Scholer

Technology Integration Specialist, Davis School District
Katie is an Educational Technology Specialist in the Technology Integration Center with a focus on Apple Education. She is an Apple Learning Coach, a Microsoft Innovative Educator Expert, and an Adobe Creative Educator. She loves learning new technologies and is passionate about helping... Read More →
avatar for Jared Fawson

Jared Fawson

Student Centered Learning Supervisor, Davis School District
Jared teaches, guides, consults, and helps educators of any level effectively personalize their lessons in the classroom. He has used his expertise to present at many schools and districts across the state of Utah. Prior to his current role with Davis district, Jared was Canvas product... Read More →
Tuesday February 25, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Room 355 E
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

1:30pm MST

Adobe for Primary Grades
Tuesday February 25, 2025 1:30pm - 3:30pm MST
Room 155 G
Come meet my favorite powerhouse app, Adobe Express! Learn how our primary students can use Adobe's digital media tools to tell stories, express ideas, and respond to texts. It combines images, music, voiceovers, video clips, text, and animation to create a powerful narrative and impressive presentations. Add in Adobe's AI features and the possibilities are endless! Our students are not only capable of using Adobe Express, but quickly become experts leveraging the different tools to create artifacts in all subjects. Let's help our young students learn the joy of being creators of content instead of only consumers!
Speakers
avatar for Taunya James

Taunya James

Teacher, Weber School District
I've been teaching 28 years and a Utah Teacher Fellow since 2019. I love keeping my teaching fresh by integrating the latest educational technology into my instruction. I've been using Canvas for classroom instruction since 2020 and hold certifications in WSD Design Academy (Canvas... Read More →
Tuesday February 25, 2025 1:30pm - 3:30pm MST
Room 155 G
  Poster (Table style presentation; 60-120 minutes), Beginning

1:30pm MST

Classroom Revolution: Elevate your teaching game with SchoolAI Sidekick
Tuesday February 25, 2025 1:30pm - 3:30pm MST
Room 155 G
Join us for an exciting poster session where you’ll learn how to revolutionize your classroom with SchoolAI’s Sidekick, designed to enhance both your teaching and student learning. Discover how to seamlessly integrate AI into your daily instruction to support students in real time, provide instant feedback, and personalize learning experiences. Explore how AI Sidekick can help students with task completion, creative projects, and independent learning, all while giving you more time to focus on meaningful interactions. This session will equip you with practical tools and strategies to boost student participation, tailor support, and create a tech-forward, engaging classroom environment!
Speakers
avatar for Michelle Kantaris

Michelle Kantaris

6th grade teacher, Cedar Valley Elementary
Michelle Kantaris is a 6th grade teacher at Cedar Valley Elementary in Cedar Fort, Utah.. She presently teaches 6th grade with prior experience in grades K-8. Michelle has a passion for reaching students through engaging cross-curricular activities. Michelle is on the district science... Read More →
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Emily Perkins

5th Grade Teacher, Cedar Valley Elementary
Emily Perkins is the 5th grade teacher at Cedar Valley Elementary in Cedar Fort, Utah. She has been the 5th grade teacher for the last 12 years. Emily enjoys creating high-quality, engaging cross-curricular learning experiences for her students. Emily is on the district science, math... Read More →
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Shannon Jenkins

Innovative Learning Coach, Alpine School District
Tuesday February 25, 2025 1:30pm - 3:30pm MST
Room 155 G
  Poster (Table style presentation; 60-120 minutes), Beginning

2:00pm MST

Digital Projects Playbook: A Guide to Empowering Students as Creators
Tuesday February 25, 2025 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Hall 2/3
Ask any student what they want to be when they grow up and most say Influencer, YouTuber, or Content Creator. Even if they say doctor, they really mean doctor who makes TikToks. What if, instead of asking, “How much content can students consume in a year?” we instead ask ourselves, \"How much content can our kids create?\" In this workshop, John Arthur, Utah’s 2021 Teacher of the Year, shares his step-by-step guide for supporting students in creating digital projects in the classroom: blog posts, presentations, podcasts, and short films. Throughout this session, John will share specific tips & tricks for implementing these digital projects, along with project overviews, rubrics, and other reproducibles he’s created to help guide students in their creative work.
Speakers
JA

John Arthur

5th & 6th Grade Teacher, Self
I have delivered Keynotes and Breakout Sessions for organizations including UCET, the Smithsonian, National Board for Professional Teaching Standards, and SXSW Education
Tuesday February 25, 2025 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Hall 2/3
  Maker Session (Table Bring Your Own Device Session; 60-120 minutes), Beginning

2:00pm MST

Computational Thinking in Elementary: Data & Patterns
Tuesday February 25, 2025 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Room 257 B
Join me as we explore what computational thinking is and how we can incorporate it in our teaching with elementary students. We'll learn about decomposing problems, examining data sets, recognizing patterns, and algorithms. Sounds daunting, but we will tackle it in a teacher-friendly, hands-on way. Examples from many content areas (math, science, PE, etc) will be shared and we'll generate more ideas together so that we can all walk away with ideas to use with our students the next day.
Speakers
avatar for Geri Smith

Geri Smith

Elementary Instructional Technology Coach, Murray City School District
I've presented at UCET for several years on various Google Tools, Flipgrid (RIP), Book Creator, and other ed tech tools. I am a Google Certified Educator, Levels 1 and 2. I am a Nearpod Caoch and a Book Creator Champion. I've been part of PLCs, faculty meetings, and districtwide trainings... Read More →
Tuesday February 25, 2025 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Room 257 B
  Traditional Presentation (30 minutes), Beginning

2:00pm MST

Cultural Authenticity & Accuracy in Content Creation
Tuesday February 25, 2025 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Room 255 B
Come learn how to navigate incorporating authentic culture in your presentations, flyers, and pedagogical tools! Selecting the images and graphics appropriate to your purpose doesn’t have to be intimidating. Simple solutions will be presented as well as sample tech artifacts will be modeled. Main tech tool used will be Canva, but principles can be used across various platforms. Principles can apply to classroom content, student led projects as well as instructional training materials.
Speakers
avatar for Yvette Rivera

Yvette Rivera

Multicultural Advisor, Brigham Young University
I currently work as a Multicultural Advisor guiding students from underrepresented students through their academic journeys. In my role, I have created pedagogical artifacts for our college readiness camp, student cultural shares, and outreach efforts both on and off campus. I have... Read More →
Tuesday February 25, 2025 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Room 255 B
  Traditional Presentation (30 minutes), Beginning

2:00pm MST

Prompting AI for Authentic Outcomes
Tuesday February 25, 2025 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Room 355 B
Ever wonder how to get more authentic, meaningful results from AI? In this session, you'll discover the art of crafting prompts that guide AI toward real-world, relevant outcomes. We’ll explore practical techniques and traditional approaches, like integrating policies and thoughtful prompting, to ensure your AI interactions feel genuine and aligned with your goals. Whether you're an educator, developer, or curious enthusiast, this session will equip you with the tools to unlock AI’s full potential—making your AI outputs not just smart, but truly authentic.
Speakers
avatar for Andrew Clark

Andrew Clark

Digital Teaching and Learning Specialist, Cache County School District
Currently I oversee the DTL program for Cache County School District. I have been a Digital Learning Coach, Regional Technology Trainer, and an elementary classroom teacher. I have presented at conferences both locally and nationally about utilizing technology in the classroom.
Tuesday February 25, 2025 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Room 355 B
  Traditional Presentation (30 minutes), Beginning

2:00pm MST

Setting Yourself Up for Success with STEM: A Holistic Approach
Tuesday February 25, 2025 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Room 257 B
Not sure how to get started with STEM in your district or school? Come check out this short session to learn from our district as a case study on how to approach STEM integration holistically. Explore parts of STEM integration such as curriculum approaches, makerspace studios, endorsements, and more to fully support your STEM efforts! Participants will walk away with a guide on how to integrate, tips on getting started, and a full picture of how to support STEM in their area.
Speakers
avatar for Chandra Martz

Chandra Martz

Digital Teaching and Learning Specialist, Canyons School Distirct
Chandra Martz has presented on topics such as STEM integration, EdTech Best Practice and more at UCET, UVU Makercon, and other local conferences. Chandra runs STEAM Studio in Canyons School District and has helped to create a strategic vision for STEAM in Canyons School District... Read More →
avatar for Cynthia Lloyd

Cynthia Lloyd

Elementary STEM Specialist, Canyons School District
Cynthia Lloyd has presented at UTsta, UCET, and C-Forum on topics centered on STEM and best practices for STEM integration.
avatar for Emma Moss

Emma Moss

Digital Teaching and Learning Specialist and AI Systems Co-Lead, Canyons School District
Emma Moss founded the Utah AI Collaborative and leads monthly meet-ups around AI and innovation in education. She has presented on AI topics at UCET, URSA C-Forum, ISTE, TX Technnovate and has upcoming presentations at the CTE Vision conference and FETC. In addition to presenting... Read More →
Tuesday February 25, 2025 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Room 257 B
  Traditional Presentation (30 minutes), Beginning

2:00pm MST

Signature Savvy: Crafting Digital Signatures with Canva
Tuesday February 25, 2025 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Room 255 B
In this hands-on UCET session, you’ll learn how to create or add a bit of flair to your own unique digital signature using Canva—an easy-to-use design platform perfect for educators. This session will guide you through the process step-by-step. You’ll also gain skills in Canva that can be applied to other classroom and professional design projects. Join us for this creative, practical session and leave your digital mark with confidence! **Audience:** All skill levels are welcome, no prior Canva experience required. **Bring:** A laptop and your creative spirit!
Speakers
avatar for Molly Chew

Molly Chew

Innovative Learning Coach, Alpine School District
Elementary school teacher, Ed Tech Endorsement, Masters in Technology and Learning, Innovative Learning Coach (Digital Learing) for 6 years.
avatar for Megan Nebeker

Megan Nebeker

Innovative Learning Coach, Alpine School District
I currently work as an Innovative Learning Coach(ILC) for Alpine School District. I taught 5th and 6th grade for 8 years. I love using computers and technology in the classroom!
Tuesday February 25, 2025 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Room 255 B
  Traditional Presentation (30 minutes), Beginning

2:00pm MST

Helping students with Dyslexia be successful in the digital classroom
Tuesday February 25, 2025 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Room 355 C
As a student with Dyslexia, school was the worst! The constant struggle to fit in and keep my dyslexia a secret, my greatest fear. Feeling worthless for not knowing how to read or realizing what the words were that everyone else decoded and knew, it was a lot of work. In this session, we will dive into ways to help students with Dyslexia, and some forms of ADHD to excel in the classroom. Starting with the Strengths and weaknesses of people with Dyslexia (The Dyslexic Advantage). We will explore different digital tools that I have used in the classroom to help these amazing students realize their potential. These tools include: Posting simplified lists online (Canvas/ Google Classroom etc.) Giving examples of different notes with a tablet or doc cam Traditional or Doodle notes Media Visualizations Projects to think outside the box Read & Write Chrome Extension (most IEP students have access) Google Lens for read-aloud AI Applications for reading/summarizing And so much more The ISTE standard comes from the strand of Accessibility, Students with Dyslexia may feel like these things are out of reach but using the digital technology today students who struggle with reading and memorization have access in a way that I only dreamed about as a kid.
Speakers
avatar for Cody Owen

Cody Owen

US History Teacher, Sunset Ridge Middle School, Jordan School District
over 10 years teaching, Digital Coach, Instrutional Coach, Live long Dyslexic.
Tuesday February 25, 2025 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Room 355 C
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

2:00pm MST

Moving Coaching From 'Fix it' to 'Coach Me'
Tuesday February 25, 2025 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Room 355 E
Effective Ed Tech Coaching provides relevant, personalized professional learning for every teacher that aligns with evidence-based instructional practices that can help every teacher meet the needs of students. This happens when we move from fixing technology problems to building educators who can confidently engage their students with that technology.
Speakers
KH
Tuesday February 25, 2025 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Room 355 E
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

2:00pm MST

Teaching Through Modeling: DigCit in Action
Tuesday February 25, 2025 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Room 355 D
Ready to transform your classroom into a digital citizenship training ground? This session equips you to seamlessly integrate key skills into your daily routine. Imagine your students empowered to craft clear emails like communication pros, confidently report concerns with the SafeUT app, navigate social media with critical thinking, and unleash their creativity by responsibly producing engaging YouTube and reel-style videos. Join us and become the digital citizenship role model your students deserve!
Speakers
avatar for Dani Sloan

Dani Sloan

Instructor, Utah Education Network
Dr. Dani Sloan helps educators lead, research, and teach digital citizenship. She's a UEN Product Manager, U of U Instructor, former Elementary Teacher, and current mom to a sixth grader. She's passionate about preparing students for a digital world, her dachshunds, and terrible reality... Read More →
Tuesday February 25, 2025 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Room 355 D
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

2:00pm MST

Using Lucid to Deepen Cognition
Tuesday February 25, 2025 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Room 258
Lucid offers great tools that can be used in a variety of ways. In this presentation, we will focus on the uses of the tool that give students a chance to build conceptual understanding. Lucid allows students to create visual models of their thinking, encouraging them to organize, analyze, and connect complex concepts in ways that promote deeper understanding. By integrating Lucid into Canvas, teachers can design activities that guide students through visualizing their ideas, which supports critical thinking, problem-solving, and cognitive development. Participants will learn practical strategies for incorporating Lucid into their instruction to foster student engagement, collaboration, and conceptual clarity.
Speakers
VO
Tuesday February 25, 2025 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Room 258
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

3:15pm MST

Secondary Insights: Discovering Hidden Gems in Utah’s Online School Library
Tuesday February 25, 2025 3:15pm - 4:15pm MST
Room 355 D
Get ready to dig deep into Utah’s Online School Library and uncover the hidden gems that will elevate your students’ research skills! In this presentation, you’ll learn how to navigate the library’s extensive resources and discover the best-kept secrets that will help your students excel. Explore the Gale Reference Collection for academic and vetted information on topics like opposing viewpoints, business insights, health & wellness, and science. World Book Online offers detailed articles, videos, interactive maps, and engaging activities. SIRS Issues Researcher allows your students to dive into leading issues in business & economics, civil rights & liberties, communication & technology, and more. Lastly, explore Teaching Books and SORA to further enhance your students’ learning experience. Get your compass and shovels ready to find these hidden gems that will make your students’ research come alive.
Speakers
avatar for Kayla Towner

Kayla Towner

Product Manager and Senior Technical Specialist, Utah Education Network
Kayla Towner is a technology specialist and product manager of Utah’s Online School Library at Utah Education Network (UEN) and a Teacher Fellow. She has a Master’s Degree in the Arts of Teaching from Westminster College. Kayla is passionate about implementing learning that focuses... Read More →
Tuesday February 25, 2025 3:15pm - 4:15pm MST
Room 355 D
  Maker Session (Table Bring Your Own Device Session; 60-120 minutes), Beginning

3:15pm MST

Bringing Stories to Life with Robotics and Balloons Over Broadway
Tuesday February 25, 2025 3:15pm - 4:15pm MST
Room 257 B
This hands-on session will explore the innovative integration of language arts and robotics through the lens of Balloons Over Broadway by Melissa Sweet, a captivating book about Tony Sarg, the puppeteer behind the iconic Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade balloons. Participants will discover how storytelling, creativity, and STEM can merge as students design and program robotic “parade balloons” using simple robotics and coding. Educators will learn to combine narrative writing and comprehension skills with engineering principles, enabling students to animate their own robotic characters, enhancing comprehension, problem-solving, and engagement in both literature and technology.
Speakers
avatar for Emily Perkins

Emily Perkins

5th Grade Teacher, Cedar Valley Elementary
Emily Perkins is the 5th grade teacher at Cedar Valley Elementary in Cedar Fort, Utah. She has been the 5th grade teacher for the last 12 years. Emily enjoys creating high-quality, engaging cross-curricular learning experiences for her students. Emily is on the district science, math... Read More →
avatar for Michelle Kantaris

Michelle Kantaris

6th grade teacher, Cedar Valley Elementary
Michelle Kantaris is a 6th grade teacher at Cedar Valley Elementary in Cedar Fort, Utah.. She presently teaches 6th grade with prior experience in grades K-8. Michelle has a passion for reaching students through engaging cross-curricular activities. Michelle is on the district science... Read More →
Tuesday February 25, 2025 3:15pm - 4:15pm MST
Room 257 B
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

3:15pm MST

Crafting Summer Learning Conferences That Teachers Won’t Want to Miss
Tuesday February 25, 2025 3:15pm - 4:15pm MST
Room 355 E
Are you tasked with planning a summer learning conference but worried about teacher attendance during their much-deserved break? In this session, you'll discover how to design a dynamic, engaging, and impactful conference that teachers will look forward to, even during the summer months. Learn strategies for creating sessions that captivate educators, addressing their needs, interests, and professional growth while also making the experience feel fun and rewarding. Since 2007, Weber School District has hosted a summer professional learning opportunity for its teachers—The Learn Conference. Through the years, the popularity of this event has continued to grow. What started as a small opportunity to learn about edtech in the summer for a handful of teachers has turned into a professional learning conference with 400+ participating teachers and administrators over 120 different learning sessions. We’ll explore creative ways to balance professional learning with elements that foster excitement and connection. Participants will also hear about strategies for generating support from key LEA stakeholders, finding the right people to volunteer time, and connecting with worthwhile keynote speakers. From unique session formats to integrating opportunities for networking, collaboration, and hands-on learning, you’ll leave with practical ideas to make your conference a must-attend event. We'll also discuss how to leverage technology and innovative presentation methods to keep teachers engaged and energized throughout the conference.
Speakers
NH

Nick Harris

Director of Digital Teaching & Learning, Weber School District
In addition to the district-wide professional learning sessions throughout the school year, members of Weber School District's Digital Teaching & Learning Department have been responsible for building and holding our local summer professional learning conference—The Learn Conference—since... Read More →
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Blake Pope

Digital Teaching & Learning Specialist for Secondary Schools, Weber School District
Master of Educational Technology (MET, 2020) / K-12 Online Teaching Graduate Certificate (2020) / Secondary English Education Major / Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages Minor (BA, 2016) / Brigham Young University-Idaho, Boise State University, Southern Utah University... Read More →
avatar for Monica Widdison

Monica Widdison

Digital Teaching & Learning Specialist for Elementary Schools, Weber School District
Monica has been with Weber School District for 15 years. Her teaching experience includes 4th, 5th, and 6th grade. She became involved with educational technology while working on her Master's degree at Weber State University. Monica is currently part of the Digital Teaching and Learning... Read More →
Tuesday February 25, 2025 3:15pm - 4:15pm MST
Room 355 E
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

3:15pm MST

Get It Together with Google
Tuesday February 25, 2025 3:15pm - 4:15pm MST
Room 255 B
Ready to kick it old school? Join us for a fly session to learn how to use Google productivity tools to make your profesh and personal life the bomb diggity. You will leave this session with Google skills that are all that and a bag of chips!
Speakers
avatar for Traci Rindlisbach

Traci Rindlisbach

Digital Learning/CS Specialist, Jordan School District
Littles Can Code, Too-ISTE, URSA, Utah CTE Conference and multiple PDs for Elementary CS PLCs
avatar for Kelli Cannon

Kelli Cannon

Digital Learning Specialist, Jordan School District
Kelli Cannon has been an educator for eleven years, teaching upper elementary students prior to her current role as a Digital Learning Specialist. Kelli is a Utah Teacher Fellow and holds a Master’s Degree in Educational Technology, as well as endorsements in Teaching English as... Read More →
Tuesday February 25, 2025 3:15pm - 4:15pm MST
Room 255 B
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

3:15pm MST

Nearpod Unboxed: Building Collaborative and Creative Classrooms
Tuesday February 25, 2025 3:15pm - 4:15pm MST
Room 258
Level up your Nearpod game by embracing the unconventional. Join us for a participant-centered session examining the genius of Nearpod features employed in uncommon ways. We’ll talk about using collaborate boards to facilitate feedback loops, positioning draw-it activities as design thinking brainstorming sessions, building role-specific resources and \"training\" lessons for group projects, and a variety of other out-of-the-box Nearpod applications. The strategies you hear will empower you to enliven your classroom’s creativity and collaborative practices, and we’ll wrap things up by workshopping ideas for dismantling the barriers to better ideas, teamwork, and passion in your classroom.
Speakers
avatar for Braxton Thornley

Braxton Thornley

Senior Technology Trainer, Utah Education Network (UEN)
Braxton specializes in using technology to personalize learning by leveraging tools within Canvas LMS, artificial intelligence and Google Workspace suite. He enjoys working with teachers one-on-one to help them create safe, organized and engaging classrooms. Before joining UEN's professional... Read More →
Tuesday February 25, 2025 3:15pm - 4:15pm MST
Room 258
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning
 
Wednesday, February 26
 

10:15am MST

Embrace our humanity in the face of AI
Wednesday February 26, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 355 B
This is all about keeping the human in the AI loop. Yes, it’s fabulous that AI can save me time. It’s great that it can even craft emails or give me feedback to give to students, but where do we draw the line? Let’s talk about how we keep the human in the process as we work in an AI enhanced world. We’ll break into groups and discuss these questions and more: How much of the work should AI be used for? At what stages (brainstorming, editing, polishing, etc)? What decisions and tasks should be uniquely human? What constitutes cheating and how do we decide what is an appropriate use of AI and what isn’t? Who makes these decisions?
Speakers
avatar for Geri Smith

Geri Smith

Elementary Instructional Technology Coach, Murray City School District
I've presented at UCET for several years on various Google Tools, Flipgrid (RIP), Book Creator, and other ed tech tools. I am a Google Certified Educator, Levels 1 and 2. I am a Nearpod Caoch and a Book Creator Champion. I've been part of PLCs, faculty meetings, and districtwide trainings... Read More →
Wednesday February 26, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 355 B
  Edcamp Style (Moderated session on a particular topic; 60 minutes), Beginning

10:15am MST

Lessons in Leadership from The Culture Code
Wednesday February 26, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 355 C
Discover how to create a thriving school culture with insights from Daniel Coyle's best-seller, The Culture Code. This presentation is designed for educators, instructional coaches, and school leaders who want to improve their leadership skills. By understanding the importance of safety, vulnerability, and purpose, you can create an environment where people feel comfortable taking risks, sharing ideas, and working towards a common goal.
Speakers
avatar for Dani Sloan

Dani Sloan

Instructor, Utah Education Network
Dr. Dani Sloan helps educators lead, research, and teach digital citizenship. She's a UEN Product Manager, U of U Instructor, former Elementary Teacher, and current mom to a sixth grader. She's passionate about preparing students for a digital world, her dachshunds, and terrible reality... Read More →
Wednesday February 26, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 355 C
  Traditional Presentation (30 minutes), Beginning

10:15am MST

Empowering Student Sensemaking: A Student-Driven Approach to Learning
Wednesday February 26, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 258
In today's rapidly evolving educational landscape, we need to help students become invested in their learning experiences by making sense of complex information and applying their knowledge to real-world problems. This presentation will explore the transformative power of student-driven learning in fostering sensemaking across the science, math, and ELA classrooms. Drawing upon practical examples and research-based insights, we will delve into how student-centered strategies can empower learners to take ownership of their education, develop critical thinking skills, and construct meaningful understanding. By shifting the focus from teacher-directed instruction to student-centered inquiry, we can create a more engaging and effective learning environment. The presentation will highlight the role of technology in supporting student-driven learning. Tools such as Nearpod and Lucid can be leveraged to create interactive lessons, facilitate collaboration, and provide students with opportunities to visualize and communicate their ideas effectively. Through concrete examples and practical strategies, this presentation will equip educators with the tools and knowledge necessary to implement a student-driven approach in their classrooms. By fostering sensemaking skills, we can empower students to become lifelong learners and active contributors to society.
Speakers
VO
LG

Lora Gibbons

Senior Technical Trainer, Utah Education Network
Masters of Education Instructional design and educational technology, DoD STEM Ambassador 23/24, National STEM Teams with PBL projects 2019-2024, DLAC presentation Feb 24 - Comprehensive STEM programs with PBL, NSTA Chicago - Engaging students in PBL through STEM competition
Wednesday February 26, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 258
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

10:15am MST

Integrate Outside the Box: Place-Based Learning with a Problem Approach
Wednesday February 26, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 257 B
Join us for an interactive session on integrating multiple subjects through place-based and problem-based learning. This class empowers educators to blend STEM, Mathematics, English Language Arts, and Social Studies with a strong focus on technology integration. Discover how to harness authentic integrations to create interactive, hands-on learning experiences that connect classroom lessons to real-world issues. We’ll also explore practical strategies for incorporating interdisciplinary projects that encourage students to think \"outside the box\" and address authentic problems in their communities. Teachers will leave with actionable ideas for integrating technology to enhance inquiry, communication, and problem-solving across subjects. This session provides resources, lesson examples, and ideas to help educators inspire curiosity, innovation, and student engagement—while making STEM education relevant, interactive, and fun.
Speakers
avatar for Cynthia Lloyd

Cynthia Lloyd

Elementary STEM Specialist, Canyons School District
Cynthia Lloyd has presented at UTsta, UCET, and C-Forum on topics centered on STEM and best practices for STEM integration.
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Chandra Martz

Digital Teaching and Learning Specialist, Canyons School Distirct
Chandra Martz has presented on topics such as STEM integration, EdTech Best Practice and more at UCET, UVU Makercon, and other local conferences. Chandra runs STEAM Studio in Canyons School District and has helped to create a strategic vision for STEAM in Canyons School District... Read More →
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Emma Moss

Digital Teaching and Learning Specialist and AI Systems Co-Lead, Canyons School District
Emma Moss founded the Utah AI Collaborative and leads monthly meet-ups around AI and innovation in education. She has presented on AI topics at UCET, URSA C-Forum, ISTE, TX Technnovate and has upcoming presentations at the CTE Vision conference and FETC. In addition to presenting... Read More →
Wednesday February 26, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 257 B
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

10:15am MST

Little League Tech - Supporting Lower Grade Classrooms with Technology
Wednesday February 26, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 355 E
Join us for tips & tricks that make everyone’s “tech tantrums” a thing of the past! We will share instructional strategies, visual media supports, and 30 years of K-3 classroom experience that blend technology with traditional teaching methods. This session will uncover a selection of educational applications that spark creativity and build essential skills for young learners. Whether you're new to tech or a seasoned guru, this session provides the tools and confidence to make technology an invaluable resource in your classroom. This session is perfect for teachers and coaches looking to innovate and inspire with digital learning!
Speakers
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Lauren Rawe

Innovative Learning Coach, Alpine School District
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Laura Bouwhuis

Innovative Learning Coach, Alpine School District
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Wednesday February 26, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 355 E
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

10:15am MST

Reignite Passion: Embracing Technology and Learner Agency
Wednesday February 26, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 355 D
Reignite your passion for teaching by embracing technology and empowering students to take control of their learning journey. This session will show you how to break down barriers with customized learning experiences tailored to each student’s unique needs, ensuring success regardless of learning style, background, or ability. We’ll explore how AI and live data can help close achievement gaps while ensuring equitable access for all, fostering an inclusive school environment. This isn’t about teaching to the test—it’s about connecting learning to actual students. We’ll dive into how personalized learning allows teachers to meet students where they are, whether they’re passionate about coding, poetry, or even TikTok dances (yes, it counts!). With real-time data, educators can adjust lessons to match students’ interests and strengths, moving beyond one-size-fits-all worksheets to create custom learning experiences that make students feel seen and supported. Get ready to empower students by giving them control of their learning. This session emphasizes student agency, encouraging kids to take charge of their own learning journeys. No more passive students staring at the front of the classroom. Instead, personalized tools and AI enable students to set their own goals, choose their learning paths, and take ownership of their education. Teachers become guides, fostering an environment where failure is a stepping stone to growth, and students are encouraged to ask questions, push boundaries, and think critically. When you ignite student agency, they don’t just learn—they thrive. 🔥
Speakers
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Nicki Slaugh

Principal/Author, Quest Academy Technology Charter
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1s-yYlkqyBBeSGCtfHUgGek2JQ2uTOCFy/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=100362833456155818711&rtpof=true&sd=true
Wednesday February 26, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 355 D
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

11:30am MST

Sheets Just Got Real: Personalizing Instruction Using Google Sheets
Wednesday February 26, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Room 355 D
Google services, including Google Forms, are used by MANY schools across Utah as both a formative and summative assessment tool. However, Google Forms can quickly become overwhelming when asking DOK 3 and 4 level questions with 100+ responses to then read through grade. This is where the wonder of Google Sheets comes into play! This interactive session will teach educators how to utilize Google Sheets to analyze data quickly and provide targeted instruction to individual or small groups of students.
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Sven Livingston

8th/9th Grade Teacher, Quest Academy Jr. High Charter School
I presented at the UAPCS Charter School Conference in 2022. Quest Academy, named one of seven Model Schools by the Center of Model Schools, offers tours to district leaders, principals, teachers, and state level educational representatives from across the nation. I have provided professional... Read More →
Wednesday February 26, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Room 355 D
  Maker Session (Table Bring Your Own Device Session; 60-120 minutes), Beginning

11:30am MST

UCET Through the Eras
Wednesday February 26, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Hall 2/3
Explore the evolution of educational technology with \"UCET Through the Eras.\" Join past UCET presidents as they share insights and stories about the tech trends that shaped their times and UCET's growth. Experience a journey through history, highlighting pivotal technological breakthroughs that transformed classrooms. Our panelists will offer insights into UCET's role in educational technology integration. Gain a deeper understanding of UCET's role in fostering innovation. This session celebrates the past and inspires future tech integration. Whether you're a longtime UCET participant or new to the conference, gain valuable insights and inspiration for your tech journey. Join us to explore UCET’s legacy and its impact on education.
Speakers
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Kelli Cannon

Digital Learning Specialist, Jordan School District
Kelli Cannon has been an educator for eleven years, teaching upper elementary students prior to her current role as a Digital Learning Specialist. Kelli is a Utah Teacher Fellow and holds a Master’s Degree in Educational Technology, as well as endorsements in Teaching English as... Read More →
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Jared Covili

Digital Learning Administrator, Jordan School District
Jared Covili is the Admin/Consultant for Digital Teaching and Learning in the Jordan School District. Jared's background is in secondary education where he was a Language Arts teacher at the secondary level. Jared received his Bachelors degree in English and his Masters degree in... Read More →
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Traci Rindlisbach

Digital Learning/CS Specialist, Jordan School District
Littles Can Code, Too-ISTE, URSA, Utah CTE Conference and multiple PDs for Elementary CS PLCs
Wednesday February 26, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Hall 2/3
  Panel (Moderated Group Discussion; 60 minutes), Beginning

11:30am MST

Building Successful School/District Coaching Culture with Digital Coaching Plans
Wednesday February 26, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Room 355 E
Discover how to establish a thriving coaching culture using digital coaching plans. This session explores strategies for empowering educators, fostering collaboration, and driving continuous improvement across schools and districts, enhancing teaching effectiveness and student outcomes. Explore ways to get Admin and coach buy-in and tackle the frustrating task of follow-up and follow-through.
Speakers
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Larisa Nageli

Digital Learning Specialist, Jordan School District
UCET presenter 22, 23. ISTE presenter 2022 & 2023. District Instructional Coach AND Digital Learning Specialist. Teacher of Instructional Coaching Institute @JSD.
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Ami Anderson

Digital Learning Specialist & District Instructional Coach, Jordan School District
Ami Anderson is a dedicated educator with 27 years of experience in the Jordan School District. Throughout her career, she has taught at various grade levels. Most recently, she has been the Instructional Coach at Rocky Peak Virtual Elementary for the past two years. She has a strong... Read More →
Wednesday February 26, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Room 355 E
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

11:30am MST

From Task to Tech: Unleashing AI to Optimize Classroom Efficiency
Wednesday February 26, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Room 355 B
Ready to supercharge your teaching with cutting-edge technology? Join us for an exciting dive into how artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming education by making your daily tasks faster, smarter, and easier. In this session, we’ll explore how AI can revolutionize four key areas of your teaching practice: communication, student motivation, instructional planning, and data analysis. Imagine automating your communication with parents and colleagues with just a click! AI tools streamline communication tasks, making it effortless to stay connected and informed. But it doesn’t stop there—discover how AI can become your partner in motivating students by providing personalized, real-time feedback that keeps them engaged and excited to learn. From instant recognition of achievements to customized encouragement, AI helps you build a positive learning environment that boosts student confidence. Planning lessons and assessments just got easier too! With AI at your side, you’ll have access to tailored content, curriculum-aligned activities, and assessments that are ready to go, so you can spend more time teaching and less time prepping. And if you love data, AI has you covered! It takes the guesswork out of student performance, providing deep insights into trends, gaps, and future predictions. You’ll get powerful, easy-to-use analytics that help you make data-driven decisions to fine-tune your instruction. Don’t miss this exciting session that will take your classroom from task overload to tech-fueled efficiency, giving you more time to focus on what truly matters: student success!
Speakers
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Lindsi Coughran

Intern Coach, Alpine School District -Sage Hills Elementary
Innovative Learning Coaches, Intern Coach, Presented many times at UCET, - too many to list, USBE Coaching Endorsement Training, Alpine School Professional Learning Delivery, All masters degrees
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Shannon Jenkins

Innovative Learning Coach, Alpine School District
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Rachel Neeley

Innovative Learning Coach, Alpine School District
Wednesday February 26, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Room 355 B
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

11:30am MST

Not Your Grandmother's Spreadsheets: Diving into the Deep End of Google Sheets
Wednesday February 26, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Room 255 B
Tired of spending hours on tedious spreadsheet tasks? Discover how to transform your workflow with Google Sheets and streamline your productivity. You'll learn how to effortlessly create personalized certificates and notes, send automated form responses, and leverage macros for powerful automation. Say goodbye to manual labor and hello to efficient, organized processes. Join us to unlock the full potential of Google Sheets and revolutionize your workflow!
Speakers
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Jaime Heiner

DTL & Data Compliance Program Administrator, Spectrum Academy
Jaime is a data-driven problem solver dedicated to bridging the gap between technology and humanity. With a decade of experience in education, she delivers engaging and informative presentations that demystify complex technology concepts.
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Kaley King

DTL & CTE Program Administrator, Spectrum Academy
Wednesday February 26, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Room 255 B
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

11:30am MST

Tech-Enhanced Learning: Transforming Secondary Lessons with Makey Makey
Wednesday February 26, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Room 257 B
In this interactive session, educators will explore innovative ways to integrate Makey Makey devices into middle and high school curricula, enhancing student engagement and cross-disciplinary learning. The session will provide practical examples and hands-on activities to demonstrate the potential of these devices in connecting computer science concepts to everyday life and various academic subjects. Participants will learn to use Makey Makey to create an interactive cell model, where each organelle is programmed to describe its function when touched. See how Makey Makey could be used to explore the principles of electrochemistry to build a basic battery providing immediate feedback on the battery's success. Examples of how to make interactive posters for any subject. Additionally, attendees will construct their own buzzers for use in classroom review games, showcasing how to incorporate technology into gamified learning experiences. Through these activities, educators will understand the versatility of Makey Makey devices in facilitating interactive and engaging learning experiences, develop skills to create interdisciplinary lesson plans, and gain hands-on experience in constructing educational tools that promote active learning.
Speakers
avatar for Lynsey Williams

Lynsey Williams

District Secondary Science Specialist, Jordan School District
10+ years in the secondary classroom, Curriculum design with lessons using Makey-Makey
Wednesday February 26, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Room 257 B
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

11:30am MST

Unwrapping UEN's eMedia Hubs: A “Candy Store” of Educational Content
Wednesday February 26, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Room 258
Explore the sweetest digital resources on the internet! The Utah Education Network's (UEN) eMedia hubs, crafted in close collaboration with the Utah State Board of Education (USBE), offer a veritable candy store of multimedia resources that will entice educators across Utah. Join us for a tantalizing journey into the world of FREE, standards-aligned content that's as satisfying as a bag of your favorite candies but with the nutritional value of a full-course meal. Learn how these delectable hubs empower teachers to seamlessly integrate multimedia content into their curriculum, fostering more engaging and personalized learning environments for students. Be part of this scrumptious revolution in teaching and learning!
Speakers
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Katie Blunt

Trainer/Product Manager, Utah Education Network
Dr. Katie Blunt is the UEN product manager over eMedia and hosts UEN's PDTV series. Previously, Katie worked as an Educational Technology Specialist for the Canyons School District and taught sixth grade in the Jordan School District. She served as the Utah Coalition for Educational... Read More →
Wednesday February 26, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Room 258
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

12:45pm MST

Navigating the Information Jungle: Strategies for Teaching Information Literacy
Wednesday February 26, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Hall 2/3
In today’s digital landscape, the internet serves as both a treasure trove of information and a minefield of misinformation. During this session, participants will delve into essential strategies for navigating this complex terrain. Information literacy involves critically evaluating online content to discern reliable sources. Media fluency hones the ability to decode media messages, recognize biases, and interpret visuals. The SIFT method, comprising the steps: Stop, Investigate, Find, and Trace, empowers students to dissect online information effectively. Additionally, fostering critical thinking is crucial for mitigating misinformation. Lastly, educators can creatively integrate information literacy into classrooms, ensuring that students develop essential skills for evaluating and engaging with digital content. Let’s embrace the internet’s power while staying vigilant against misinformation!
Speakers
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Kayla Towner

Product Manager and Senior Technical Specialist, Utah Education Network
Kayla Towner is a technology specialist and product manager of Utah’s Online School Library at Utah Education Network (UEN) and a Teacher Fellow. She has a Master’s Degree in the Arts of Teaching from Westminster College. Kayla is passionate about implementing learning that focuses... Read More →
Wednesday February 26, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Hall 2/3
  Maker Session (Table Bring Your Own Device Session; 60-120 minutes), Beginning

12:45pm MST

Growing a Mentor: Developing Mentor Training using the USBE Framework
Wednesday February 26, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Room 355 C
Navigating the comprehensive USBE Framework for mentor training can be overwhelming. \"Growing a Mentor: Developing Mentor Training using the USBE Framework\" offers practical strategies to simplify and customize it for effective use in school districts. Led by Amy Wood, NBCT, this session focuses on integrating adult learning principles by offering personalized options through a choice board. Participants will learn to distill key components, prioritize essential skills, and tailor content to their district’s unique needs. With over ten years of mentoring leadership experience, Amy’s insights will guide educators in creating impactful training experiences that empower mentors to support peers effectively. Discover how to transform the USBE Framework into a user-friendly format that fosters a thriving educational community. Gain strategies to elevate mentorship programs and teaching standards, contributing to a culture of continuous improvement through engaging, choice-driven learning.
Speakers
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Amy Wood

Coaching Specailist, Jordan School District
Amy Wood, NBCT, is a coaching specialist in Jordan School District with over 10 years of mentoring leadership. She has contributed to USBE mentor training design in the past and has presented on coaching topics, including "Leveling Up: Powering Education with Coaching and Mentoring... Read More →
Wednesday February 26, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Room 355 C
  Traditional Presentation (30 minutes), Beginning

12:45pm MST

Let's Get Certified with Google!
Wednesday February 26, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Room 255 B
Are you ready to take your skills to the next level with Google certifications? Join us for an exciting and informative session on the Google Certified Educator program and beyond! Whether you're a beginner looking to get started or a seasoned user wanting to expand your knowledge, this session will provide you with everything you need to know about Google's certification paths. We'll explore the steps to becoming a Google Certified Educator Levels 1 and 2, and highlight advanced certifications like the Google Certified Trainer and Google Certified Innovator programs. You'll get tips on how to study, what to expect on the exams, and how to leverage your new certification to enhance your teaching practice. By the end of this session, you'll have a clear roadmap for getting Google certified and be well on your way to advancing your professional development journey with confidence!
Speakers
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Emma Moss

Digital Teaching and Learning Specialist and AI Systems Co-Lead, Canyons School District
Emma Moss founded the Utah AI Collaborative and leads monthly meet-ups around AI and innovation in education. She has presented on AI topics at UCET, URSA C-Forum, ISTE, TX Technnovate and has upcoming presentations at the CTE Vision conference and FETC. In addition to presenting... Read More →
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Eliza Lyons

Digital Teaching & Learning Specialist, Ogden School District
As a DTL Specialist, I have planned and led several engaging workshops and PDs on Magic School AI and had the opportunity to collaborate with teachers on its various tools, including their favorite tools and how they use them in their classrooms. I am very familiar with Magic School... Read More →
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Kelli Cannon

Digital Learning Specialist, Jordan School District
Kelli Cannon has been an educator for eleven years, teaching upper elementary students prior to her current role as a Digital Learning Specialist. Kelli is a Utah Teacher Fellow and holds a Master’s Degree in Educational Technology, as well as endorsements in Teaching English as... Read More →
Wednesday February 26, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Room 255 B
  Traditional Presentation (30 minutes), Beginning

12:45pm MST

Recharge and Renew: Research-based Approaches to Combat Educator Burnout
Wednesday February 26, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Room 355 C
Join us to explore the neuroscience behind burnout and discover research-based strategies to recharge and renew. Learn about mindfulness and compassion practices as effective interventions and experience a guided mindfulness session. Leave equipped with practical tools to combat burnout and thrive in your career.
Speakers
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Jaime Heiner

DTL & Data Compliance Program Administrator, Spectrum Academy
Jaime is a data-driven problem solver dedicated to bridging the gap between technology and humanity. With a decade of experience in education, she delivers engaging and informative presentations that demystify complex technology concepts.
Wednesday February 26, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Room 355 C
  Traditional Presentation (30 minutes), Beginning

12:45pm MST

360° Coaching: Empowering Leadership from Every Angle
Wednesday February 26, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Room 355 E
As coaches, we often find ourselves in leadership limbo. Our responsibility is to implement large initiatives, and often to enact behavior change from other adults, but we may find ourselves without the authority, influence, resources, or clarity to do so. During this session we discuss leadership strategies that work from every angle to help you find success within your environment. We will discuss and practice key actions and mindsets, including “rumbling with vulnerability” in order to encourage open and difficult conversations, using strategic questioning to help clarify expectations and desired outcomes, and acting on the principles of invitational leadership to build trust and relationships in order to help lead and empower others from every angle.
Speakers
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Wednesday February 26, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Room 355 E
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

12:45pm MST

Ignite Learning: Empowering Educators with Google's Suite and Google Labs
Wednesday February 26, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Room 258
Google Suite: Explore the a range of Google's productivity tools, including Docs, Sheets, Slides, and more. Learn advanced tips and tricks to leveraging these tools. Unlock Creativity with Google Labs: Discover the innovative features and experimental tools within Google Labs. From AI-powered writing assistants to interactive data visualization, these cutting-edge technologies will spark new ideas and inspire creative approaches to teaching. One such tool, Notebook LM, offers a unique capability that can revolutionize classroom activities. Notebook LM is a powerful language model that can generate text, translate languages, write different kinds of creative content, and answer your questions in an informative way. Educators can use Notebook LM to create personalized learning experiences, generate engaging prompts for writing assignments, and even create a podcast about resources used. By integrating Notebook LM into your lessons, you can foster a more interactive and personalized learning environment rich with research-based application. Learning activities: Participate in interactive activities and practical exercises to apply your newfound knowledge directly. Leave the session with ready-to-use strategies and resources to implement in your own classroom. Collaboration and Networking: Connect with fellow educators, share best practices, and build a community of support as you explore the possibilities of Google's tools together.
Speakers
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Lora Gibbons

Senior Technical Trainer, Utah Education Network
Masters of Education Instructional design and educational technology, DoD STEM Ambassador 23/24, National STEM Teams with PBL projects 2019-2024, DLAC presentation Feb 24 - Comprehensive STEM programs with PBL, NSTA Chicago - Engaging students in PBL through STEM competition
Wednesday February 26, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Room 258
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

12:45pm MST

Journey to the Stars with Mission.io
Wednesday February 26, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Room 257 B
All teachers come experience the power of the assessment tool from Mission.io. Take your students on a mission to the stars, that is currently featuring Math and Science. See how you can get instant formative feedback and receive useful data in the classroom.
Speakers
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Jason Snow

Regional Technology Trainer, Northeastern Utah Educational Services
Have helped hundreds or teachers find success with Mission.IO at dozens of schools and 5 conferences
Wednesday February 26, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Room 257 B
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

2:00pm MST

ChatGPT for Every Teacher Need
Wednesday February 26, 2025 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Room 255 C
\"ChatGPT for Every Teacher Need\" is a lively presentation aimed at empowering educators to embrace AI as a valuable ally in the classroom. Dany understands the concerns surrounding AI, such as the fear of taking teachers' jobs or making students lazy. This presentation aims to demonstrate that ChatGPT is designed to enhance teaching, not replace it. In this session, Dany will explore how to use ChatGPT to create engaging lesson plans, provide personalized feedback, and facilitate meaningful discussions. Think of it as a supportive assistant that allows teachers to focus on what they do best: inspiring and connecting with their students. Dany will share real-world examples, interactive activities, and practical tips to help educators feel confident integrating this technology into their teaching toolkit. Participants will see firsthand how ChatGPT can address individual student needs, making classrooms more dynamic and inclusive. Let’s embrace this exciting opportunity together! Join Dany and discover how to harness the potential of ChatGPT to enrich teaching experiences and engage students like never before.
Speakers
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Danielle Macias

ELD and ELA Teacher, Salt Lake City School District
Former UCET member, former UCET presenter, former USBE Technology Specialist, former Innovative Learning Coach
Wednesday February 26, 2025 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Room 255 C
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

2:00pm MST

Data in Hand: Practical Applications of Databot in Science Education
Wednesday February 26, 2025 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Room 257 B
Join this session to explore the innovative use of the databot, an affordable handheld sensor capable of collecting 16 types of data including light intensity, temperature, carbon dioxide levels, acceleration and many more. Discover how this versatile tool can revolutionize student engagement through real-world data collection. Databot can be used as a traditional science sensor which will give data outputs in csv format. Additionally Databot will integrate with Microblocks coding website. Students can program lights and sounds on the physical databot. Students can also use microblocks to visualize and graph the data collected. Participants will gain hands-on experience with the databot, enhancing their ability to implement these activities in their classrooms and schools.
Speakers
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Lynsey Williams

District Secondary Science Specialist, Jordan School District
10+ years in the secondary classroom, Curriculum design with lessons using Makey-Makey
Wednesday February 26, 2025 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Room 257 B
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

2:00pm MST

Fostering Creativity with Canva in an AI-Driven World
Wednesday February 26, 2025 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Room 255 B
In a rapidly evolving world, creativity has become a crucial skill for workforce success, as highlighted in Canva's 2024 Creativity in Education Report. This session addresses the creativity gap in education by exploring how Canva and AI tools can transform classroom experiences, equipping educators to foster innovation among students. Participants will engage in hands-on activities that showcase Canva's tools, enhancing student creativity and problem-solving. Through cross-disciplinary projects, educators will learn to create engaging, authentic learning experiences that reflect real-world challenges. The session focuses on using Canva to personalize learning and cultivate an environment where students thrive as designers and innovators. By aligning educational practices with workforce demands, educators will be empowered to prepare students for future success. Join me to explore Canva's transformative potential and learn how to ignite creativity and innovation in your educational practice.
Speakers
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Colby Hawkins

Digital Learning Specialist / District Coaching Specialist, Jordan School District
Colby, a passionate educator with nine years of experience, has honed his expertise across various facets of the educational landscape. He spent six years teaching Social Studies at the secondary level, while also serving as an educational technology coach in his school. Currently... Read More →
Wednesday February 26, 2025 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Room 255 B
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

2:00pm MST

Navigating the Shift the Student-Centered Learning
Wednesday February 26, 2025 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Room 355 D
Through a combination of interactive discussions, hands-on activities, and real-world examples, participants will learn how to create a student-centered classroom environment that fosters creativity, critical thinking, and collaboration. By the end of the session, attendees will leave with a comprehensive understanding of how to begin to implement student-led learning in their own classrooms.
Speakers
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Jared Fawson

Student Centered Learning Supervisor, Davis School District
Jared teaches, guides, consults, and helps educators of any level effectively personalize their lessons in the classroom. He has used his expertise to present at many schools and districts across the state of Utah. Prior to his current role with Davis district, Jared was Canvas product... Read More →
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Lori Warden

Student-Centered Learning Supervisor, Davis School District
Wednesday February 26, 2025 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Room 355 D
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

2:00pm MST

Unlocking Authentic Expression: How AI Empowers Writers
Wednesday February 26, 2025 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Room 355 B
Can AI truly help us express ourselves more genuinely? Absolutely! This session explores how educators can leverage artificial intelligence to help students find and refine their authentic voices. We'll move beyond the hype and delve into practical AI-powered strategies that support every stage of the writing process, fostering creativity, confidence, and a love of writing. Discover AI tools that help students brainstorm ideas and explore new perspectives, overcoming writer's block with ease. Learn how AI can assist in drafting, organizing, and structuring writing, ensuring clarity and impact. Explore AI-driven grammar and style checkers, plagiarism detectors, and automated editing tools to help students improve accuracy and flow while preserving their unique voices. Understand how AI can offer personalized feedback and essay scoring, allowing students to identify areas for improvement and develop their writing styles. Join us to unlock the potential of AI in your classroom and inspire a new generation of confident, authentic writers!
Speakers
avatar for Naomi Watkins

Naomi Watkins

Secondary English Language Arts Specialist, Utah State Board of Education
These presenters are passionate advocates for educational equity, bringing extensive experience from diverse school settings. They believe deeply in the power of writing to help students express themselves authentically, and they are excited to share how AI can enhance those opportunities... Read More →
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Davina Sauthoff

Library Media Specialist, Utah State Board of Education
Davina Sauthoff is the Library Media Specialist for the Utah State Board of Education where she collaborates and provides support and professional learning to K-12 school librarians. Prior to her current position, Davina was a district library coach, a school librarian, and a classroom... Read More →
Wednesday February 26, 2025 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Room 355 B
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

2:00pm MST

“A House Called Tomorrow”: Authentic Engagement and Belonging
Wednesday February 26, 2025 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Hall 2/3
During the last five years, educators have confronted a number of systemic challenges, including pandemic learning loss, accelerated adoption of educational technology, increased public scrutiny of educational programs, rising student absenteeism, and the emergence of artificial intelligence. Now more than ever, it’s vital for educators to set a clear vision for the future of education that centers systems for promoting authentic student engagement and belonging. As Alberto Ríos might say, together we “can build a house called tomorrow” by cultivating within our students a deeper sense of autonomy, a greater sense of empowerment, and a lasting belief in the power of learning.
Speakers
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Braxton Thornley

Senior Technology Trainer, Utah Education Network (UEN)
Braxton specializes in using technology to personalize learning by leveraging tools within Canvas LMS, artificial intelligence and Google Workspace suite. He enjoys working with teachers one-on-one to help them create safe, organized and engaging classrooms. Before joining UEN's professional... Read More →
Wednesday February 26, 2025 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Hall 2/3
  UTedchat (Short, Beginning |   passionate topics; 10-15 minutes), Beginning

3:15pm MST

Digital Skills, Analog Tools: Unplugged Coding for Kids
Wednesday February 26, 2025 3:15pm - 4:15pm MST
Room 257 B
Explore coding through hands-on, screen-free activities using everyday materials. This session equips educators with strategies to teach algorithms, sequencing, and problem-solving. Gain ready-to-use activities that develop critical thinking and collaboration in diverse classrooms, enhancing coding skills with analog tools in an engaging way.
Speakers
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Kelli Cannon

Digital Learning Specialist, Jordan School District
Kelli Cannon has been an educator for eleven years, teaching upper elementary students prior to her current role as a Digital Learning Specialist. Kelli is a Utah Teacher Fellow and holds a Master’s Degree in Educational Technology, as well as endorsements in Teaching English as... Read More →
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Traci Rindlisbach

Digital Learning/CS Specialist, Jordan School District
Littles Can Code, Too-ISTE, URSA, Utah CTE Conference and multiple PDs for Elementary CS PLCs
Wednesday February 26, 2025 3:15pm - 4:15pm MST
Room 257 B
  Maker Session (Table Bring Your Own Device Session; 60-120 minutes), Beginning

3:15pm MST

Co-Coaching Quest: Level Up Your Coaching Game
Wednesday February 26, 2025 3:15pm - 4:15pm MST
Room 355 E
Enter the thrilling world of \"Co-Coaching Quest: Level Up Your Coaching Game,\" where collaboration becomes your ultimate power-up! Embark on an epic adventure that unlocks new levels of teaching excellence through the dynamic synergy of co-coaching. Join us for an adventure filled with insights, immersive stories, and interactive challenges. Whether you're a coaching veteran or a newcomer, this session promises to boost your collaboration skills and level up your impact.
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Rebecca Kirkman

District Coaching Specialist, Jordan School District
UCET 2024- Presented with JSD Coaching team, Jordan District ICIs, JSD Professional Development Day, Utah Council for the Social Studies Annual Conference
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Sara Elder

Digital and Instructional Coach, Jordan School District
Wednesday February 26, 2025 3:15pm - 4:15pm MST
Room 355 E
  Traditional Presentation (30 minutes), Beginning

3:15pm MST

Collective Efficacy: Integrating Technology Meaningfully
Wednesday February 26, 2025 3:15pm - 4:15pm MST
Room 355 E
The library technology teacher and I started a monthly technology club at our school to support teachers using the available resources. We curated a list of resources and planned monthly learning sessions based on teacher interest and available resources. We want to share how teachers and technology leaders can use a similar model at their school to support collective efficacy by crowd sourcing lesson plans to foster authentic technology integration.
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Hannah Wille

Teacher, SLC School District
TedX SLC presenter, Ed Tech endorsement, K-12 literacy endorsement- focused on coaching teachers, Masters in MLL instruction
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Melanie Alexander

Library Technology Teacher, North Star Elementary
Wednesday February 26, 2025 3:15pm - 4:15pm MST
Room 355 E
  Traditional Presentation (30 minutes), Beginning

3:15pm MST

AI in Education: Transforming Teaching, Learning, and School Operations
Wednesday February 26, 2025 3:15pm - 4:15pm MST
Hall 2/3
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept—it's here, and it's reshaping the educational landscape in unprecedented ways. Join us for an insightful and empowering session that explores how AI can revolutionize teaching, learning, and school operations. This collaborative session will dive deep into the practical applications of AI in education, from enhancing personalized learning to streamlining administrative tasks, all while supporting the unique needs of every student. Participants will leave with practical strategies, actionable insights, and innovative tools to harness the power of AI, creating more personalized, engaging, and effective learning environments that foster student success. Whether you're a new or veteran classroom teacher, this session will provide the knowledge and confidence to embrace AI as a transformative force in your classroom.
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Amy Pace

Strategic Growth and Innovation Specialist, Utah State Charter School Board
Presented similar topic at: UTVA Back to School Opening 8/24 and Utah Science Teaching Association Conference 10/24. Lora Gibbons has also presented this at the AI Summit and for several other schools in her role with UEN. Both presenters have presented at many state and national... Read More →
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Lora Gibbons

Senior Technical Trainer, Utah Education Network
Masters of Education Instructional design and educational technology, DoD STEM Ambassador 23/24, National STEM Teams with PBL projects 2019-2024, DLAC presentation Feb 24 - Comprehensive STEM programs with PBL, NSTA Chicago - Engaging students in PBL through STEM competition
Wednesday February 26, 2025 3:15pm - 4:15pm MST
Hall 2/3
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

3:15pm MST

Effective Assessment in the Age of AI
Wednesday February 26, 2025 3:15pm - 4:15pm MST
Room 355 B
Artificial Intelligence is rapidly transforming education, and as it becomes a bigger part of our classrooms, it’s time to reimagine how we assess student learning. Join this dynamic session where we’ll explore the exciting opportunities AI brings, tackle its challenges, and dive into innovative, game-changing assessment strategies. Discover fresh ways to truly gauge your students' mastery and potential, empowering you to elevate learning in bold new directions!
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Ryan Frandsen

CTE Teacher, Davis School District
AI Education Leader- Davis School District. AI in Education Consultant- Skill Struck, Computer Science Teacher- Bountiful High School, Masters of Educational Leadership- Utah State University. I have been presenting across the country on Artificial Intelligence in education for the... Read More →
Wednesday February 26, 2025 3:15pm - 4:15pm MST
Room 355 B
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

3:15pm MST

Padlet Glow Up: Boost Communication and Collaboration
Wednesday February 26, 2025 3:15pm - 4:15pm MST
Room 255 C
Jump into this lively session to discover fresh, fun ways to supercharge communication and collaboration with Padlet! From hands-on activities to creative demos, you'll explore some of Padlet’s new features as well as innovative ways, aligned with the ISTE standards, you can utilize Padlet in your classroom or learning community.
Speakers
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Jennifer Peirce

District Library Technology Coach, Granite School District
Jenny and Melissa are both district level technology coaches and have experience training and coaching both teachers and school technology coaches in using technology in innovative, authentic and meaningful ways to enhance the learning experience.
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Melissa White

District Technology Coach, Granite School District
Wednesday February 26, 2025 3:15pm - 4:15pm MST
Room 255 C
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

3:15pm MST

Utah Microcredentials: Earning Credits, Endorsements, and APPEL Competencies Through Self-Directed Learning
Wednesday February 26, 2025 3:15pm - 4:15pm MST
Room 355 D
This session will explain what Utah Microcredentials are, how to earn them, and why you want them. We’ll also highlight APPEL, Ed Tech Endorsement, and CTE Endorsement microcredentials. At the end of the session, we’ll help you start earning your first microcredential! Each Utah Microcredential is worth 0.5 USBE credits. Educators are self-directed learners who continually develop new skills and find innovative ways to improve their practice. The Utah Microcredentials System recognizes this and provides educators with an opportunity to earn USBE credits for this self-directed professional learning. Additionally, you can now use microcredentials to earn USBE teaching endorsements! APPEL teachers can also use microcredentials to fulfill their competencies! Utah educators can demonstrate these competencies with microcredentials as an alternative to taking courses. A microcredential, also known as a badge, is a digital form of certification. It represents an educator’s demonstration of effective and consistent use of the target skill or concept as a part of instructional practice. Any educator in Utah’s public education system can earn Utah Microcredentials, including classroom teachers, instructional coaches, counselors, administrators, etc. Earning a microcredential provides the educator with three things: visible recognition of demonstrated competency, leadership opportunities, and USBE credit.
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Amy Coray

Professional Learning Supervisor, Davis School District
Amy Coray co-manages Utah Microcredentials for the state of Utah.
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Wednesday February 26, 2025 3:15pm - 4:15pm MST
Room 355 D
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning
 
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