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Section 1
Security Symposium, Oct. 22, 2012, 2:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Linux Firmware and VM Sessions
Richard Nelson, Mountain Grove R-III
Tired of adding basic drivers, waiting for cloning and who knows what on
desktops? Utilize Linux as a firmware platform to provide virtual machine
sessions for desktops.
Electronic Use Violations: Scary Stories, No Longer Told in the Dark
Jason Rooks, Parkway School District
This presentation will look at Parkway’s electronic use policy (EUP) and the true
stories of related violations and investigations. These “scary” stories regularly
accompany our introduction of the EUP to new teachers during orientation. We
will also discuss some of the information and reporting systems used to identify
violations.
An Introduction to Federated Identity and Single Sign On
Christopher Giordano and Jason Cameron, MOREnet
Learn about identity management concepts and the technologies that support
them. The focus of this presentation will be using Shibboleth Federated Identity
Management to support single sign on.
Leveraging a Unified Security Platform
Melissa Tebbenkamp and Darren Nixon, Raytown C-2
As schools begin to increase the utilization of access control and security video
to increase student safety, there is a growing need for a security solution that is
fully integrated, easy to use and scalable through an open architecture. In 2008,
Raytown School District began the process to select and install a new security
video system. This summer, Raytown’s system is being expanded to include
access control to all secondary buildings. This session will explore the benefits of
IP security video and how Raytown Quality Schools leverages Genetec's Unified
Security Platform to build a safe culture in the district and community while
minimizing costs. We will discuss the advantages of remote access for
administrators and first responders through federation, web access and mobile
clients. Raytown will highlight the maximization of their network infrastructure and
how they utilized wireless technology to monitor locations where fiber is not an
option.
OpenFlow and the SDN
Security Symposium
Mark Medovich, Juniper Networks
As software-defined networks become increasingly pervasive, it is anticipated
that SDN infrastructure will be heterogeneous. Software defined networks may
comprise multiple nodes, with varying interconnect, running an array of operating
systems with configurations and added services. Though emerging software
defined network implementations may conform to published standards, these
SDN implementations and the services they support, may exhibit unexpected
properties and characteristics.
Juniper Networks will examine the aforesaid SDN infrastructure scenarios, and
present existing and emerging technologies to addresses the challenge of
delivering the software defined network.
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Section 2
Good Morning! Breakfast from 7:00-7:50 in Salon B/C
8am Keynote, Oct. 23, Bruce Christopher in Salon B/C
Connections/HELIX, Oct. 23, 2012, 9:30 - 10:30 a.m.
Mobile Device Comparison **BYOD**- Parasol II
Bob Martin, MOREnet
Over the past year, MOREnet has acquired and researched labs of the major
mobile device platforms. We and our members have done much research on
these platforms, and this session is our opportunity to share what we have
learned. We will have stations set up with the devices set out (iPad, Android and
Chromebook) and will offer analysis and a list of questions to consider when
moving toward mobile device purchases.
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: A 1:1 Implementation- Redbud
Rick Freeborn and Adam Bell, Joplin Schools
After an EF5 tornado demolished buildings that housed 3,500 Joplin Schools
students, including the technology-rich high school and tech center, bold
decisions were made to fast-forward the district's 21st century vision. This
included rolling out a 2,200 laptop 1:1 initiative and an eSource curriculum (no
textbooks-neither hard copy nor digital). This presentation tells about the many
successes as well as the countless struggles during a very challenging year.
Nothing is held back as we truly want to be forthright as we discuss the good, the
bad and the ugly of a 1:1.
The Tablet Diaries--The Sequel- 60/61
Kathy Bellew, Grandview R-II
After a recap of our discovery and implementation of 1:1 with tablets for the
2011-12 school year, I will share our experiences and show you how we planned
to proceed into the 2012-13 school year. I will discuss what we did right, what we
did wrong and how we have adjusted our plan to move forward. Did we stay with
tablets?
Painless (Even Fun) Introduction to Computer Programming- 62
Jim Van Horn, MCC KC
Using the Alice programming environment, students are introduced to the
concepts and structure of computer programming without the need for learning
the intricate syntax of a programming language. Students can create interesting
3-D worlds early in the programming experience. The details of programming can
then be introduced later within the context of the concepts mastered using Alice.
Incident Response Plan - It's Not Just a Piece of Paper- 63
Patti Dudenhoeffer, MOREnet
Connections/Helix
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Would you know how to respond if a distributed denial of service attack was
launched against your network? What if a business-critical application was
compromised and sensitive data was disclosed? What if your website was
disabled or defaced and users couldn’t access it? Would you know what to do?
An incident response plan is a plan that outlines/documents the appropriate steps
and processes to follow when an incident occurs so you can contain it, resolve
issues and get back up and running in a timely manner. Unfortunately, even
people who know the importance of having an incident response plan don’t create
one until AFTER the fact. In this session we’ll discuss the elements of an incident
response framework that will ensure a consistent and systematic approach to
handling security incidents.
Microsoft EES Program- 64
Jeff Olander, Microsoft
Looking for an economical way to get Microsoft software? If so, this session is a
must attend. During this session, you will learn about the various options available
to education accounts. You will know what the best option is for your specific
needs and how you can streamline purchasing with the various offerings. We will
be focusing on our newest offering, Microsoft EES, which allows you to pay yearly
and stay current across your district. We will also be highlighting options to
support 1:1 initiatives for students.
Visioning the Future of Technology in Public Libraries- 70/71
Jay Manning and Jason Long, Jefferson County Library
Learn about Jefferson County Library’s visioning process to prepare the library for
technology changes five to 10 to even 20 years down the road by planning how to
provide information technology based services. How does the profession and staff
in libraries transform ourselves to meet this new expectation of library services?
Camden County Library will share their efforts in a five-year planning to focus on
what they would like to accomplish, not just specific equipment.
Managing and Securing Devices in a Mobile Environment- 72
Janet Herdman, Alexander Open Systems
District IT departments are faced with a changing landscape of new operating
systems. Whether district or personally owned, IT departments must manage and
secure the network with a variety of client interfaces. This session will share the
exciting new options and suite of tools to enable improved management and
security of the changing environment.
Does Your School District Have Plans to Implement a 1:1 Program and/or
BYOD? - 74/75
Marcus Weers, Aruba
Provision Data Solutions and Aruba Networks can help you deploy a robust
wireless infrastructure that can address a high density of users/devices, minimize
IT involvement in managing a large wireless deployment and provide differentiated
access control for all user types. Learn how you can also dynamically on board
and profile devices to simplify a BYOD initiative.
Alternatives to Student Response Systems **BYOD**-76/77
John Riley, MOREnet
Engage your students in real-time and obtain quick, honest and easily managed
feedback. Attendees will get hands-on experience using free cloud-based
applications to track student performance and learning to make your math and
science assessments more accurate and fun.
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Understanding and Troubleshooting Group Policy Processing- Salon A
Derek Melber
This session will focus on the inside workings of Group Policy. Group Policy is
rather complex and can cause some confusion as to when it processes. There are
many settings, configurations and behind the scene behavior that occurs, which
can cause different results. We will look at ADM templates, GPT, GPC, ADMX files,
GPO versions, GP processing and much more. After this session you will have
many questions answered that you did not even know were questions!
Connections/HELIX, Oct. 23, 2012, 10:45 - 11:45 a.m.
Bambi vs. Godzilla: Dealing With Difficult People- Salon A
Bruce Christopher
Difficult people are everywhere! They can be customers, co-workers, bosses,
neighbors, even spouses. This program humorously reveals the six basic difficult
personality styles that are out to drain you and your organization of vital energy.
You will learn what they do, why they do it and what you can do about it! Your
group will learn how to stay empowered in the face of negative, reactive and
draining people – and laugh while they do it.
Designing Online Lessons **BYOD**- 76/77
Andy King, MOREnet
Do you want to move your class online? Learn how to design and develop
effective online lessons. This session will focus on lesson structure and discuss
the importance of interaction in online teaching and learning.
E-rate Eligible Voice Services in the Cloud-74/75
Aaron Stone, Netelligent Corporation
In education, budget constraints are a constant challenge to do more with less.
That means choosing solutions that help you reduce costs and at the same time,
keep up with the latest technology. More than following the latest learning or
teaching trends, this is about implementing solutions that have far-reaching
impact. Solutions that will continue to be relevant for years to come. The right
technology selections today can mean greater cost-efficiencies and better
equipped and connected students and schools for tomorrow. A typical attendee
will know and understand the technology options that are available at a fraction of
the cost.
Creating and Distributing Video Segments- 72
Joe Dimino, Gradnvew C-4
This session will show the audience how to capture video stories/events, edit
them, process and post for the public to see. We will cover cameras to use,
microphones, software, formats to save final video edits, social media avenues
and much more.
Smart Staff Training- 70/71
Chris Durr, Kirkwood Public Library
This is a presentation on how to put together effective staff training. I'll
demonstrate my library's technology training plan, go through the process used to
create it and explain how it translates to library service on a whole. This is a
perfect presentation for a library administrator or a technologist who is involved in
the strategic plans of their library.
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Deploying a Windows 2008 R2 VPN Server-64
Jim Long, MOREnet
In this session we will walk through the steps of installing routing and remote
access to create a VPN server. We will also demonstrate setting up a site-to-site
VPN tunnel using two Windows 2008 R2 servers.
The Expansion of 21st Century Learning Environments With BYOD- 63
Ron Amenta, Cisco
This session will discuss a number of different strategies for dealing with the
proliferation of wireless devices as well as the benefits of BYOD policies in the
classroom. These policies are changing curriculums and allowing for greater
student choice in physical devices while maintaining a common, predictable user
experience and addressing productivity and security concerns. After attending this
session, participants will understand the technology transformations available for
wireless networks, the implementation process of BYOD technologies and how
utilizing BYOD will improve communication, productivity and learning horizons
within study. Attendees will also learn best practices and hear firsthand accounts
from educational representatives who have implemented BYOD policies.
A Security Awareness Program vs. a New Firewall- 62
Jerry Gamblin, Missouri House
All too often when dealing with security it is easier to add another firewall than it is
to implement a security awareness program. At some point technology stops
working and our end users have to start helping secure our networks. We will have
a frank discussion about what works, what doesn't work and what we all could do
better when shiny boxes stop working.
Google Forms and What To Do With Them **BYOD**- Redbud
John Riley, MOREnet
See innovative ways Google Forms are being used to collect, manipulate and
display information. Learn how to harness the power of lesser known features in
Google Forms to save time and organize a wide variety of information and data.
Whether on one computer, a computer lab or mobile device, forms make the
collection and use of data easy and effective. Forms allow collaboration between
your students in your classroom and with classrooms anywhere in the world to
gather data specific to location. During this hands-on session we will build forms
to collect data and explore new creative ways to display the results.
The Future of Mobile Technology With WWT's BYOD Solution **BYOD**-
Parasol II
Derrick Monahan, World Wide Technology
World Wide Technology’s (WWT) solution to the BYOD challenge is organized
around the development of a BYOD policy to guide your team’s strategy to
increase learning access and opportunities in the classroom through technology.
We live in a wireless world and the demand for services and content will grow
exponentially in the years ahead. Where is mobile technology headed? What are
the new capabilities on the horizon? What should you take into account when
developing and evaluating systems and applications? This session focuses on
the present and future of wireless technologies and the impact on your IT
organization and educational learning environment, including a discussion on
bring your own device (BYOD), security, mobile apps and mobile device
management. WWT will guide you through the BYOD solution and discuss
optimizing infrastructure for mobile devices, profiling and access control to
increase security and end-point device management.
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VDI-The Road to the Future of Desktop Management- Parasol I
Nick Luciano, Tangent
What are the top five features to look for in a VDI solution? How do you measure a
successful VDI implementation? These topics and more will be discussed in detail
by our Tangent expert on cost-effective, enterprise solutions. Tangent's
presentation on VDI describes the technology behind desktop virtualization and
the driving force behind the move to virtualization. Find out what is at the core of
VDI technology and why innovative technologies that help meet cost-cutting and
energy-saving targets now warrant closer study. Learn the benefits of VDI with
respect to cost, security and management. Get the full feature-set of the Tangent
Vertex VDI appliance. Take advantage of the comprehensive and FREE pilot
program to fully engage in the VDI environment. Test drive the solution to ensure it
fully meets your network security and management needs.
Connections/HELIX, Oct. 23, 2012, 1:15 - 2:15 p.m.
To Brave New Worlds: A-Tech For Success **TWO HOURS**- Parasol II
Kim McCully-Mobley, Aurora High School and Brad Boettler, Drury University
Best practice shows successful learning models are project based and
technologically driven. Lifelong learning happens when we tie our lesson plans to
real life expectations and applications. We will be demonstrating a couple of
lesson plans, which will include reading/writing workshop models and a hands-on
project. We will also discuss student-driven lesson plans, Webquests,
presentations, community service, leadership and digital citizenship. We have
partnered with the education and online departments at Drury University to help
ensure and monitor our success.
In Record Time: Rebuilding a Network Infrastructure- Redbud
Justin Myers, Joplin Schools
How does one even begin to rebuild a district's crushed network infrastructure in
less than 86 days? Learn about this amazing story of how, after an EF5 tornado
devastated Joplin, Mo., the network director and his team moved quickly, while
taking many risks, in order to not only piece together crushed fiber throughout the
city, but to make ready newly leased facilities in time for the start of school. In
"emergency operation mode" within hours of the tornado, this story allows
attendees to experience the necessary steps and processes from a network
expert's technical point of view.
Install and Configure VMware ESXi5- 60/61
Jim Long, MOREnet
Install and configure ESXi v5.1. Discuss best practices, failover and design of the
virtual environment.
Doing More Together to Deliver Cost Savings and the Best Solutions in
Technology- 63
Larry Isaak, Midwestern Higher Education Compact
Higher education and K-12 are continually being forced to find ways to contain or
reduce their costs at the same time they push to maintain or increase their
productivity. The Midwestern Higher Education Compact (MHEC) was established
in part to achieve these objectives. One of the goals of MHEC is to help
institutions enhance productivity through reductions in operational costs. MHEC is
able to further this goal through the creation of group aggregate programs that
reduce costs and bring value-added benefits to the institutions in MHEC member
states. MHEC's technology programs have been developed by advisory
committee members from around the midwest to lower technology acquisition
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costs and to obtain solutions specifically tailored to education. Since MHEC is an
instrumentality of state government, the organization has followed extensive
competitive procurement processes and undertaken the time and expense of the
RFP process. Learn more about MHEC, your ability to take advantage of these
savings, how MHEC goes beyond savings to bring additional value and what
makes MHEC unique from other purchasing consortia.
Strategic Overview of William Woods' VDI Initiative- 64
Jim Long. William Woods University
William Woods University is winding up year two of its four-year initiative to deploy
a virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) across the entire campus for faculty, staff and
students. This initiative has dramatically improved student satisfaction without
impacting the budget or the schedule. The presentation provides a strategic and
practical overview of this process. This is not a technical session. It is intended for
administrators and facilitators who are currently evaluating VDI or are in the initial
phases of deployment. It will cover the transition from desktop computing to thin
clients, mobile devices, infrastructure considerations, faculty adoption, training
and working with vendor licenses.
Children's Internet Protection Laws **TWO HOURS**- 70/71
Jean Morrison, Missouri State Library and Kristen Morrow, Dept. of Elementary &
Secondary Education
This session will provide an overview of the Federal child protection laws (CIPA);
Missouri RSMo 182.185 and 182.127; and Children’s Internet Protection Act
(COPPA). The second hour will cover Family Education Rights and Privacy Act
(FERPA), generally more pertinent to schools.
Wentzville School District's 1:1 Student Initiative- 72
Richard Wilson, Wentzville School District
Come learn about the first year of the Wentzville School District's 1:1 student
program. We will share our journey of planning, developing, implementation,
management and sustainability, plus we will look at some of our unexpected
challenges and successes.
Collaborative Online Learning Resources at the Saint Louis Art Museum- 73
Jennifer Doyle, Saint Louis Art Museum
This session will focus on a collaborative online teaching resource developed by
Saint Louis Art Museum Teacher Programs and the Museum’s Teacher Advisory
Group (TAG). "Discover Monet" (www.discovermonet.com) is an interactive
website which delves into the museum's monumental painting, "Water Lilies" (c.
1915-26), by Claude Monet. The goal of the project was to produce a curriculum
aid for teachers that would function as a special exhibition resource as well as a
long-term teaching tool. Interdisciplinary approaches to learning situate the
painting within a cultural context and offer a variety of ways to discover the
evolution of this masterpiece. This project reflects the Saint Louis Art Museum’s
commitment to partnering with teachers to co-produce electronic and print
resources that support innovative classroom learning while enhancing both
student and teacher experiences at the museum.
Using Free or Low-cost Tools to Make Your Online Class More Engaging-
74/75
Michelle Micheal, University of Central Missouri
While some skills transfer well from the face-to-face classroom to the online
environment, there are many factors that lead to a more successful and satisfying
online experience for both the instructor and the students. This presentation is
designed to introduce higher education instructors to some easy to use tools to
make online coursework more interactive.
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After watching this one-hour, hands-on presentation participants should be able
to:
• Develop a strong online instructor presence.
• Design interactive assignments that encourage student participation.
• Create a safe, learning community environment.
• Incorporate free or low-cost technologies to give class some wow factor.
Windows 2012 Server- 76/77
Jeff Olander, Microsoft
Enhancements abound in Windows Server 2012 such as new virtualization
technologies, networking improvements, remote access capabilities, storage
types and server management. During this session, learn how these changes can
enhance your datacenters and bring new application delivery mechanisms to your
administrators, teachers and students.
Leveraging Group Policy to Control Mobile Devices- Salon A
Derek Melber
Group Policy is designed to control devices that are stationary in the corporate
office. Well, that was the old way! Now, Microsoft has added some configurations
that allow administrators the ability to control devices that are mobile.
Unfortunately, the settings are spread throughout the GPO editor and can be
difficult to find. In this session you will be given a plethora of settings that you can
leverage to get better control of your mobile devices and even make the mobile
devices understand Group Policy better.
Connections/HELIX, Oct. 23, 2012, 2:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Forgotten Google Tools **BYOD**- 76/77
Bob Martin, MOREnet
Remember when Google was just a search engine? ...Yeah... Me neither. The
explosion of Google’s online platform has overshadowed some very useful and
unique tools. Google’s photo editing and organizing tool, Picasa has gained even
more powerful features over the last year. Google Books is an ever growing list of
ebooks. Google Scholar is a great resource for primary source documents, journal
articles and other research information. Revisit some of these great tools in this
informational session.
Store/Stream (New MOREnet Service)- 73
Ivan Moore, MOREnet
Ncomputing--Simple, Powerful and AFFORDABLE- 63
Robert McGraw and Jamie Ferguson, Caruthersville School District 18
Explain how NComputing L300 series can make a fully functional lab with little to
no effort. Show the cost effectiveness of IT department through updates and the
power consumption of NComputing vs PC. Show how to determine the usage of
the NComputing box for the lab based on the host computer.
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Optimizing Your Wireless Solutions-62
Darren Nixon and Melissa Tebbenkamp, Raytown C-2
BYOD, 1:1 and online assessments are driving the need for a dependable,
multimedia-grade wireless network. In this session, Raytown Quality Schools will
discuss their wireless infrastructure and management practices that allow for ease
in scalability and implementation to adapt to an increasing demand. The use of
VLANs, Active Directory authentication, guest wireless management and access
point deployment will be a few of the topics explored.
Disaster Recovery Planning- 60/61
David Drum, MOREnet
This session will introduce the topic of disaster recovery planning specific to
educational institutions.
Intro to WIFI Analysis- Redbud
Charles Steinhaus, MOREnet
Great you have wireless, now what? Let’s look at what’s happening on your
wireless network. In this session, we will look at some things you can do to
analyze your wireless network. What are the tools and common practices? What is
signal overlap, client density and co-channel interference? Are there some
baseline numbers for signal strength, noise level and power settings?
Breakfast 7:00am-8:00am
Connections/HELIX, Oct. 24, 2012, 8:15 - 9:15 a.m.
Starting an RFP- 60/61
Ginny Schorle, St Louis Community College
Covers a description of how to get started with an RFP and covers about 25
checkpoints to consider before releasing an RFP to your vendors.
Wireless Planning and Design- Redbud
Craig Nichols, MOREnet
Planning a new wireless network or an upgrade of an existing deployment? BYOD
and 1:1 overwhelming your current wireless network? Please join MOREnet LAN
Engineer, Craig Nichols, as he discusses wireless network planning and design for
today and the future.
Gaming for High Engagement With the Common Core English Language
Arts- Parasol II
Andy Larson, Thinkersize LLC and Deb Svec, Palm Beach Gardens High School
Come and see how to use gaming in a social network to drive students deep into
any fiction and non-fiction text for high engagement and greater fluency skill
development. Showing how to use textually complex questions as a jump start for
discussing and defending answers using the author's words, this session is a
can't miss for educators at all K-12 levels for any curriculum.
The icing on this incredibly alluring cake is motivating even the most reluctant or
struggling reader into reading for meaning as well as composing textually complex
questions. It is a collaborative, team-oriented approach that works within a
classroom or, using exceptional technology (FREE APPS), in the world.
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It's fun. It's effective. It's affordable. It works! Come and see how to construct
scaffolding for your students for the Common Core English Language Arts
Standards.
Is There a Tool For That?- Parasol I
Patti Dudenhoeffer, MOREnet
In this session we’ll explore various tools--downloadable apps and online
websites--to use to help identify vulnerabilities, clean infected/compromised
machines, analyze logs, create reports and resolve/prevent security-related
problems. Knowing what tools are available, what they do and where to find them
can save you time and resources when responding to incidents.
Social Media in the Classroom- Salon A
Travis Allen
Geared for those who want to learn more, this workshop presents an exciting and
involving introduction to the wide world of social media. Broken into segments, we
first examine social media's role in our society and the ways in which students are
using it in their daily lives. Attendees will get started on Twitter and demo a social-
based learning management system. It then concludes with a hands-on session
where attendees learn to apply these basic social tools in the educational
environment.
Google Apps Scripts **BYOD**- 76/77
Bob Martin, MOREnet
As you begin to dive deeper into Google Tools, you will eventually run to the end
of the major features. However, Google Apps Scripts can greatly extend the
functionality of these tools. Come see a top five list of scripts as well as how to
insert them and set them up.
Learning to E-read: A Simple Approach to E-Reader Training- 74/75
Jean Morrison, Missouri State Library, Kyle Constant, Trails Regional Library and
Ron Eifert, Sikeston Public Library
Ron Eifert of Sikeston Public Library and Kyle Constant of Trails Regional Library
will join Jean Morrison of the Missouri State Library to talk about e-reader training
available to local and regional staff. Public libraries can host a local or regional
training that is also open to school library personnel. Come handle the e-readers
and hear more about the E-reader Workshop program and find out how to host a
workshop in your area.
Writing Your Disaster Recovery Checklist-73
David Drum, MOREnet
This session will introduce a step-by-step procedure for writing, implementing and
testing a disaster recovery plan.
Why Every Student Should be a Mobile App Creator-72
Chris Thompson
Teens today are enthralled with mobile technology yet few have any idea what is
involved in creating the apps/games they love to play. Even fewer realize that the
world of games is filled with science, technology, engineering, arts and math
(STEAM). Come to this session and learn how and why the classroom of the future
will surely be filled with mobile app/game creation. Hear a firsthand account of
teaching middle and high school students to become the next great creators
rather than mere consumers of mobile media. Learn why every student should
learn the art and science of mobile app creation (MAC).
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Hanging Out, Messing Around, Geeking Out Kansas City Style- 70/71
Crystal Faris, Kansas City Public Library
What brings together the Institute for Museum & Library Service, the Urban Library
Council, the Association of Science – Technology Centers, the McArthur
Foundation and the Kansas City Public Library? Answer: a lab for the 21st century
learning and one of 12 first round grants seeking to expand throughout the
country the innovations pioneered by YOUmedia Chicago. Explore the concepts
behind these learning labs including Hanging Out Messing Around Geeking Out
(HOMAGO), discover the progress Kansas City has made thus far in the planning
process for their space with Science City @ Union Station and discuss
possibilities for new digital learning in your spaces.
Records Retention and Generally Accepted Recordkeeping Principles- 64
Nathan Troup and Tom Nield, Missouri Secretary of State
Under RSMo 109, the Office of the Missouri Secretary of State is the state of
Missouri’s official recordkeeper. The office is responsible for publishing the
records retention schedules approved by the State Records Commission and the
Local Records Advisory Board. Professional consultation to state and local
agencies is provided free. The office operates a records center storing state
inactive records. The office also stores microfilm containing long term and
permanent records from state agencies and permanent records from local
agencies.
Two Records Professionals from the Records Services Division (Office of the
Missouri Secretary of State) will explain state requirements for document retention
and state and local retention schedules. How records series for governmental
agencies (state and local) are created and approved by the State Records
Commission and the Local Records Advisory Board will be presented. Attendees
will learn how to apply these schedule items to help them better manage the
information they are responsible for.
Generally accepted recordkeeping principles (GARP) will be described. The
concepts of authenticity, integrity, reliability and confidentiality are necessary for
records to meet business and legal needs. These concepts apply to any record
keeping system, regardless of media type and format. Digital records are growing
exponentially and applying GARP will enable state and local institutions to better
manage storage space and ensure long term access to their records.
Integrating Innovative Learning and Community Service Through Database
Creation and Web Hosting Projects- 63
June Zhou Mercer and Guangrong (Angell) He, St. Louis Community College
St. Louis Community College (STLCC) and Webster Rock Hill Ministries (WRHM)
began their partnership in 2006. In 2007, through the STLCC campus academic
Service Learning/Civic Engagement office, students in the Oracle PL/SQL class
offered by the Information Systems Department of St. Louis Community College at
Meramac, designed and developed a database software application that could be
used to support their charitable efforts for the community they serve. With this
software, the tasks of record entry, data storage and standard reporting have
become significantly less tedious for the Ministries’ personnel.
To meet the growing needs of Webster Rock Hill Ministries (WRHM), students from
the Programming Design and Development class wrote and received the first
student philanthropy grant in 2011. The grant allowed them to purchase a new
server, upgrade the computer memory for WRHM, install the new software the
students developed for WRHM and integrate the Service Management, Donation
Management, Staff Management and the Web into one system - WRHM
Management Information Systems.
The grant and the projects give students the opportunity to apply what they learn
in the classroom to solve real world problems. Students who participated in the
grant writing and the database and web projects bonded together as a team to
design, implement and test both the database and website. In addition, students
learned collaboration, teamwork, compassion and leadership skills. Their work
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has transformed the WRHM and brought the small but mighty non-profit
organization to the digital age.
Utilizing Trunk Ports to Optimize VMware-62
Aaron Dixon, Lincoln University
How can hosts within a virtual environment be configured to maximize network
speed, increase scalability and provide faster and easier migrations? Better yet,
how is this accomplished without any additional strain on an already tight budget?
By using trunk ports and VLAN tagging, complemented with Port Groups within
VMware, virtual machines can utilize the maximum amount of network bandwidth
available in order to serve data to clients and customers as quickly as possible.
Find out how!
BREAK: 9:15am- 10:00am
Connections/HELIX, Oct. 24, 2012, 10 - 11 a.m.
Death to PowerPoint, Long Live Prezi!
Travis Allen and Co-Worker
Learn how to create an engaging presentation with Prezi. Prezi is a free software
for educators and students that allows building presentations that are not just
linear. In this workshop, you will not only learn how to use Prezi but you will also
better understand how to be an effective communicator.
Office 365- 76/77
Jeff Olander, Microsoft
Schools across the nation have been struggling with how to provide highly
available services like email, videoconferencing and document management to
their teachers and students. This hands-on lab will provide you with an overview
and demonstration of the capabilities being deliver via Microsoft’s Office 365
service. Learn how 25GB mailboxes, voice/video conferencing, online document
storage and much more can be provided to your district today!
How to Calm the BYOD Storm- 74/75
David Endicott, NeoTech Solutions
Come see how implementing a virtual desktop infrastructure can help you control
the chaos that BYOD or bring your own device brings to your network. Use VDI to
provide protected, secure access to network resources and the Internet while
leveraging your existing security infrastructure. Ensure consistent user experience
and software compatibility regardless of the type of device they use. Utilize
hardware and software you already own, avoid retraining your staff and keep the
BYOD chaos under control. Presentation will include a live demo of the
technology, discussion of options for supporting this new technology and an
overview of the various software and hardware vendors providing this type of
system today.
Security--Who Says it Can't be Fun?- 73
Patti Dudenhoeffer, MOREnet
Keeping end users committed to following security best practices is tough. The
methods you use to keep them up-to-date on current security threats and
vulnerabilities and what they need to do to ensure they stay safe online can
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determine whether or not your organization’s network and resources are secure.
Do you use the same awareness training year after year, without making any
changes? Do users complain that it’s boring and repetitive? Do you discuss the
implications of not following security policies and procedures? Have users gotten
to the point that they unconsciously (or sometimes consciously) ignore the
security processes and technologies that are in place to protect them? In this
session we’ll discuss some ideas and resources to help you make security
awareness training and following day-to-day security best practices more fun--
and even entertaining--so users better understand their responsibilities and the
importance of safe computing.
Building a Successful One-to-One Strategy- 72
Janet Herdman, Herdman Consulting
This session is designed for districts considering the implementation of a student
1:1 or BYOD initiative. NKCS has the largest online learning and 1:1 initiatives in
the state of Missouri. Ms. Herdman will provide a framework as well as practical
examples of successful solutions from other districts with which she has been
engaged. Participants will leave with a framework of areas to address for a
successful implementation to support a 1:1 or BYOD initiative.
Public Access Wireless in Libraries **Roundtable Discussion**- 70/71
Jeanne Sullivan, MOREnet
Public Access Wireless in Libraries Roundtable
Going Google With Chromebooks- 64
Patti Jones, Senath-Hornersville Schools
In August 2012 we handed out 230 Chromebooks to our high school students for
our 1:1 initiative. There was a lot to consider: why these, how to roll out, damage
protection, cases, filtering, parent night, teacher PD, student PD. The list never
seems to stop.
What WERE We Thinking???- 63
Rick Freeborn and Adam Bell, Joplin School District
After a devastating EF5 tornado raged through Joplin, Mo., on May 22, 2011,
Joplin Schools leadership was forced to make some bold decisions that would
fast-forward the district's 21st century strategic plan. Not only did the district's
23-building network infrastructure have to be pieced back together, but newly-
leased facilities had to be wired and made ready for a 2200 laptop 1:1 initiative -
all in 86 days. Listen to Rick, Adam and Dusty, three district technology
specialists, tell the incredible story of the hardships faced in the immediate
summer following the tornado, as well as the challenges and successes they have
personally experienced during an emotional year filled with countless struggles
and triumphs.
CodeLab®: A Powerful Tool for Programming Instruction- 62
Jim Van Horn, MCC KC
CodeLab is the web-based interactive programming exercise system for intro
programming classes in Python, Java, C++, C and other languages. First offered
in 2002 to reduce attrition and raise the overall level of the class, it is a seasoned
system that has been used in over 200 institutions and analyzed over thirty million
exercise submissions from more than 150,000 students.
A CodeLab has over 300-800 short exercises, each focused on a particular
programming idea or language construct. The student types in code and the
system immediately judges its correctness, offering hints when the submission is
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incorrect. Through this process, the student gains mastery over the semantics,
syntax and common usage of the language elements.
Cacti Monitoring- Redbud
Andy Hall, Platte County R-III
With the ever-increasing demands on network and other back-end technologies,
knowing what is being used and what's not working is becoming more and more
critical for success. We will take a look at CactiEZ, a free, open-source network
monitoring solution that uses SNMP to watch your resources, notify you when
things aren't working correctly and warn you of potentially imminent failure. The
session will include a demonstration of installation, set up and how to read various
data.
eBooks: There May be an App for That, but What About All the Things I
Already Created for My Class?- Parasol II
Brandon Kovach and Andrew Kinslow, Logan Rogersville School District
This presentation is a walkthrough on how to convert and use existing material
when integrating technology further into their classroom. We will show two types
of ebooks on Apple IOS devices and the ups and downs with each file type and
app involved. Then we will demonstrate how to convert existing materials into
those files with free utilities. The same process works for non-Apple devices, but
features will vary a little from Apple's iBooks.
Literacy and Lincoln: Using Civil War Sources and Technology to Promote
Literacy Today- Parasol I
Kim McCully-Mobley, Aurora High School
We will be taking a look at history and Abraham Lincoln's relationship with reading
and learning. We will bring those relevant concepts forward to promote learning,
literacy, reading comprehension and life-long skills in an ever changing world. We
can only know where we're going when we know where we've been. We will run
through a lesson plan and a hands-on, project-based project that would be
perfect for your secondary classroom.
11:15am- 1:00pm Connecitons/Helix/MITC Lunch
with Travis Allen
Connections/HELIX, Oct. 24, 2012, 1:30 - 2:30 p.m.
Geocaching Across the Curriculum **TWO HOURS**- 72
Barbara Warren Madden, North Kansas City Schools
In 2000, President Clinton signed legislation opening up global positioning
technology to the world. Before that time, it was accessible only by the U.S.
Department of Defense. To celebrate, a gentleman from Portland, Oregon hid a
container of trinkets and challenged his friends to find it given only the longitude
and latitude. With that first hide, geocaching (geo = earth; and caching = hidden
treasure) was born. To date, almost 2 million caches have been hidden with
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people from around the world enjoying geocaching as a hobby.
(www.geocaching.com) Participants will learn how to use geocaching so their
students will be equipped to benefit from the braiding of the geocaching
experience with their respective school districts’ curricula. As a result, geocaching
will become an additional tool in their teaching tool belts and will assist in offering
exciting learning opportunities for students of all ages and abilities.
Group Policy Preferences: Unleash the Power!- Salon A
Derek Melber
In this session we will be covering the new and amazing technology that Microsoft
put in Group Policy just a few iterations ago. Group Policy Preferences are here,
powerful, flexible and dynamic. You will see how you can completely eliminate
logon scripts! You will see how you can save over $50 per PC with just a few
clicks in a GPO! You will see how you can control local users and groups with
amazing precision. There is little Group Policy can’t do now that Group Policy
Preferences are here. Oh, did I mention Item-level Targeting? Step back and let
Derek show you how to gain full control of your physical, mobile and virtual
Windows computers.
Appy Hour! Android Flavored **BYOD**-76/77
Andy King, MOREnet
New apps are released on a daily basis for mobile devices. In this Android version
of Appy Hour, come join the fun as we review as many new apps as we can cover
in this one-hour informational session. A list of apps will be provided after the
session. This session is BYOD, and we will have 10 iPads to borrow. Please do
NOT download apps during the session!
Appy Hour! iPad Flavored **BYOD**-74/75
Bob Martin, MOREnet
New apps are released on a daily basis for mobile devices. In this iPad version of
Appy Hour, come join the fun as we review as many new apps as we can cover in
this one-hour informational session. A list of apps will be provided after the
session. This session is BYOD, and we will have 10 iPads to borrow. Please do
NOT download apps during the session!
Web 2.0: Motivation, Collaboration, Engagement- 73
Stacey Kramer, Kirksville R3
Ever wonder how to increase your student's engagement and motivation, along
with increasing classroom collaboration? This presentation will show you how to
integrate free Web 2.0 tools into your classroom. These tools will not only increase
motivation and engagement, but increase reading comprehension skills, deductive
reasoning skills, math skills and more. Research shows that using web
applications such as social networking tools, organizational tools and games build
self confidence, increase student collaboration, increase their desire to learn and
increase the amount of retained knowledge. I will also show you how to use
gaming in today's classrooms to improve your students' attention to detail along
with their focus. During a 20-week research project, I increased my 7th graders'
non-fiction reading comprehension skill by over 30 percent using games and Web
2.0 tools. And you can too. There are no secrets, no money to pay, just free Web
2.0 resources that are available to anyone willing to try.
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Granting Success - How to Identify, Apply and Administer Grants Effectively-
64
Jeffrey Barlow, Polycom
This session will provide attendees an overview of grant best practices to help
participants become grant ready, find grants and achieve results. The workshop
will:
• Illustrate best practices in getting grants ready.
• Provide an overview of how to find grants from the submission of the
president's budget to Congress, through Congressional actions to agency
postings in grants.gov, CFDA.gov and other sources.
• Best practices in grant development and grant writing will be explored.
• Small group exercises will allow for the immediate use of best practices
• Participants will learn how to plan for sustainability of projects through
evaluation processes and creation of logic models.
• Creation of a grant plan that allows organizations to create a grant pipeline to
help ensure success will be reviewed.
IT or Educators – Who’s Driving the Bus?- 63
Mary Schlegelmilch, Cisco
Who holds the vision for technology in your institution? Stakeholder alignment is
critical to creating and implementing a technology vision with today’s economic
challenges. Technology empowers and engages teaching and learning and
expands the time, space, boundaries and relationships of education. Anywhere,
anytime, any device, any content teaching and learning enables educational
institutions to extend the walls of the traditional classroom. Development of a
vision enables your institution to travel safely and reach your destinations. This
session is recommended for administrators, teachers and IT staff.
So My Students Have Laptops...Now What?-62
Angela Stewart, Ozark R-VI
This presentation is for the not-so tech savvy teachers who are concerned with
how they will implement 1:1 technology into their classrooms on a regular basis.
This presentation will explain how laptops may be used in the following ways
across all curricular areas: daily agenda and assignment organization for students;
grade checks for students; bell ringer or get started online assignments; project
based learning; remediation or reteaching; enrichment activities for accelerated
students; and of course online resources.
1:1 Pilot - One School's Story- 60/61
Robert Guritz, Bowling Green R-1
This will be a presentation focusing on our path to a 1:1 initiative for our school
district. Initially this started out as a high school project but is now focusing on all
grades K-12. We will discuss what devices we tested and what made us choose
the device we did. We will be discussing our 1:1 pilot in four high school
classrooms during the 2012-2013 school year and our plans for full
implementation if approved. This has been an almost two-year planning process,
and we will share as much information as we can. Actual teachers will be available
for discussion and questions from the audience.
Easy Web Page Design With Weebly **TWO HOURS**- Redbud
Roger Brallier, Hallsville Public School
Web page design doesn't have to be scary or take a lot of time. With Weebly, an
online web design program, it is easy, fast and fun. You do not need to have ANY
experience with HTML, Dreamweaver or any other complicated web design
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programs to successfully build and maintain a professional and quality webpage
for your classroom. Participants will leave the session with their own Weebly
account, a basic webpage and a working knowledge of several of Weebly's more
advanced features. The basic version is free and is more than enough for a basic
classroom. If you want an upgrade, it is inexpensive and opens many other tools
to the classroom and to the students.
Hands-on Introduction to Creating Mobile Apps/Games for Learning Without
Coding **TWO HOURS**- Parasol I
Chris Thompson
Ever wanted to try your hand at mobile app/game development for learning but
overwhelmed by the technology? Got a great idea for the next "Angry Birds" but
wondering how in the world you publish to the App Store? Curious about how
mobile app/game creation can be integrated into your classroom? With the advent
of user-friendly development tools not only is interactive mobile app/game
creation possible by most teachers and students, it is also emerging as a highly
engaging learning strategy for the STEM-focused classroom. This workshop will
offer a hands-on opportunity for teachers with no prior programming experience
to develop a working mobile app/game for use on an iOS (Apple) or Android
mobile device using the free development tool Gamesalad. In addition, a general
overview of mobile app/game development tools available today will be provided.
If you bring your own Mac laptop be sure to install the free app creation tool from
Gamesalad.com and create a free account on iBuidlApp.com before the
workshop. A limited number of computers will be available as loaners. Come and
join the fun as we build several working mobile apps/games together in just three
hours!
Balancing the Benefits of Social Networking- Parasol II
Balancing the benefits of social networking sites with the concerns about safety
and cyber bullying is one of the biggest trends facing IT leaders today. Get a
glimpse of how Gaggle has been able to create a unique social learning
environment with safeguards needed to satisfy administrators, politicians and
parents along with the integration needed to promote traditional 21st century
learning.
Connections/HELIX, Oct. 24, 2012, 2:45 - 3:45 p.m.
Appy Hour! Chrome Flavored **BYOD**- 76/77
John Riley, MOREnet
New apps are released on a daily basis for mobile devices. In this Chromebook
version of Appy Hour, come join the fun as we review as many new apps as we
can cover in this one-hour informational session. A list of apps will be provided
after the session. This session is BYOD, and we will have 10 iPads to borrow.
Please do NOT download apps during the session!
Creating Innovative Synchronous “Live” Classes Using Lync and Lync Web
App- 74/75
June Zhou Mercer, St Louis Community College
With thousands of students taking online and on-campus classes each semester,
communication is becoming more and more important as part of our efforts to
engage students in activities outside the classroom and in initiatives to improve
student retention. In 2010, St Louis Community College adopted Lync for creating
virtual classrooms for online students at no additional cost, which would be
associated with similar programs such as Elluminate and Winba. This presentation
is an attempt to consolidate various teaching notes, tips and best practices from
different online instructors in different disciplinary areas as well and present a
detailed look at designing and implementing an innovative virtual classroom using
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Lync. It includes a live demonstration on synchronous live classes using Lync,
structured daily class assignments, online testing and e-homework.
Windows 8 1:1-70/71
Jeff Olander, Microsoft
The proliferation of device types within educational institutions today presents a
massive challenge to IT and teachers alike. Windows 8 brings the touch-enabled
features that students love and combines those with the broad application
capabilities, security and management features that schools need. This overview
and demonstration will center around the use of Windows 8 devices in K-12
classrooms, showcasing features like the Modern User Interface, multi-touch
support, Skydrive integration, Picture Password and the variety of device types to
meet your school’s needs.
New Policy, New Rules, New Road Blocks- 64
Theresa Frommel, MOREnet
Implementing, updating and enforcing policies presents a challenge for most
organizations. In this session we’ll discuss how to develop realistic policy
requirements for mobile users in a framework that provides value and compliance.
Say This, Not That- 63
Julie Brunner
Technology department staff members and lead teachers or administrators who
use the customer service techniques shared in this session will discover higher
levels of budgetary support for technology initiatives and improved compliance
with security procedures. We will practice ways to say "no" without making an
enemy out of the end-user. Take home a helpful list of new phrases to replace the
ones that are not helping you reach the level of job satisfaction that you deserve.
Learn how to defeat snarkiness and get the right results from end users and
decision makers. Use the material to lead your own customer service workshop at
your school.
Using Evernote in the Classroom- 62
Kerry Townsend and Julie Nichols, Columbia Public Schools
Evernote is a great (free!) tool for teachers and students to capture notes, save
research, snap photos of whiteboards, record audio and more. Everything you add
to your account is automatically synced and made available on all the computers,
phones and tablets you use. Join us to learn how to use this tool in your
classroom.
Centralized Logging for Windows Servers- 60/61
Steve Massman, MOREnet
We will cover why administrators should review event logs, how to cheaply collect
event logs in a central location and how to create a process to get alerted for
hacking or system events.
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Section 3
MITC
Breakfast 7:00am-7:45 AM Salon B/C
Welcome Keynote Katherine Burdick- 8:00am-9:15am
MITC, Oct. 25, 2012, 9:30 - 10:30 a.m.
Designing Online Lessons **BYOD**- 76/77
Andy King, MOREnet
Do you want to move your class online? Learn how to design and develop
effective online lessons. This session will focus on lesson structure and discuss
the importance of interaction in online teaching and learning.
Make Mobile Device Management Easy; Keep Mobile Device Use Safe and
Effective- 74/75
Jeff Dunlap, Lightspeed Systems
Mobile devices, blended learning and 1:1 programs are increasingly the norm in
schools, as they give students access to anytime/anywhere learning
opportunities with a tool that keeps them engaged. But along with the benefits
come some management challenges. And while IT is tasked with many aspects
of the management, security and maintenance of mobile devices, in the end it’s
educators who need to ensure that the devices are supporting learning goals and
that students have the access and applications required for lessons and
assignments.
ThingLink Interactive Images- 73
Neil Vineberg, ThingLink
This one hour presentation will explore ThingLink interactive images that help
students develop 21st century skills and enrich their enthusiasm for learning.
Teachers can use ThingLink images as interactive learning modules (ILMs) that
activate and inspire students with creative and effective learning experiences.
Xirrus High Density WIFI-72
Vince Zagarri, Zagarri Engineering
• With Xirrus High Performance Wireless Network solutions, you can:
• Meet and exceed the bandwidth expectations of students and faculty
• Effectively support cutting-edge curriculum with appropriate instructional
technology
• Protect your institution from risk and security breaches
• Future proof your investment with a highly scalable solution
Xirrus’ solutions were developed from the ground up for a wireless world and
designed to deliver wired-like performance. And Xirrus solutions support the
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unique requirements of school environments, particularly in terms of device
density, traffic capacity and the ability to scale on demand. Our innovative,
patented technology integrates multiple components into a single device. This
helps provide uncompromised access to sophisticated applications and services
(multimedia, mobile, cloud-based) school-wide.
Digital Citizenship in Schools- 70/71
Tom Swoboda, Parkway School District
What can we do to make sure our students are prepared to be good digital
citizens of the 21st century? This session will discuss the nine facets of digital
citizenship and how we go about preparing our students to be citizens of the
digital world.
i21Zone: Where Curriculum Meets Innovaton and Technology in Student-
Centered Classrooms- 64
Larry Flakne, STI Achievement Services
i21Zone links the best instructional practices to available technology and creates
student-centered classrooms and maximizes student learning outcomes. i21Zone
provides job-embedded, ongoing professional development to increase teacher
effectiveness through the use of the available technology. The focus of i21Zone is
built on three pillars: student engagement, infusion of 21st century technology and
infusion of 21st century skills for both the teachers and the students. Digital
citizenship is also stressed during the training.
I'm Going 1:1; What About My IWB?- 63
Christopher Klein, Computer Solutions
As you continue or begin to look at the distributed computing model in the
classroom, you might be exploring iPads, tablets, laptops, e-readers, etc. for your
students. Everything is pointing to a future classroom where the students are
using their own individual devices during class. What does this do with the legacy
equipment in the classroom like your interactive whiteboard? How does this
expensive piece of equipment still fit within the puzzle of the digital age learning
space?
With this massive shift happening throughout schools around the world, one thing
is for certain--teachers LOVE their IWB. Come learn how the work being done by
the teacher and all the files the teacher had previously created are not obsolete
but can still play a good role in the next frontier of digital instruction. There are
many possibilities and not all make sense for every school. Whether you are
looking at e-books, vendor-specific IWB applications (Notebook for the iPad),
Splashtop or other apps or even are using additional devices like the AppleTV in
your classroom, there are many items to consider so you are not banishing a large
part of your classroom instruction and just jumping on the “next big thing” and
forgoing the tried and true IWB of yesterday.
Get on the Research Boat With Evernote- 62
Nick Cusumano, Fort Zumwalt School District/edtech4theatre.com
Throw the old concept of using note cards for research with students out the
window. Take a cruise with Evernote's suite of tools that will help students gather
research in a 21st century mobile fashion. Evernote allows you to sync notes all
your devices together--phone, tablet, laptop and desktop computer.
Mining the Internet- 60/61
Michelle Lindsey, Ozark Upper Elementary
We can all surf the net, but are you surfing effectively? Are you able to help your
students get the most from their online searches? This workshop will give you tips
and tricks for conducting more effective Internet searches for both teachers and
students of all ages--including free access to subscription databases, keywords,
Google Advanced Search and more. Save time and get better results!
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Google Forms and What To Do With Them **BYOD**- Redbud
John Riley, MOREnet
See innovative ways Google Forms are being used to collect, manipulate and
display information. Learn how to harness the power of lesser known features in
Google Forms to save time and organize a wide variety of information and data.
Whether on one computer, a computer lab or mobile device, forms make the
collection and use of data easy and effective. Forms allow collaboration between
your students in your classroom and with classrooms anywhere in the world to
gather data specific to location. During this hands-on session we will build forms
to collect data and explore new creative ways to display the results.
iTeach: Using the iPad- Parasol II
John Swezey, Drexel R-IV
Using a list of 20 day-in and day-out teacher activities, apps were chosen to try to
make an iPad user-friendly as a classroom teacher's only device. Reviews and
demos of the various apps will be included along with several student activities.
Empowering Teachers and Students With Response Technology- Parasol I
Linda Mikels, Turning Technologies
In this day where teachers and students have been victimized by a focus on
testing to determine effective teaching and adequate learning, student response
technology gives assessment an entirely new meaning. Assessment is NOT a four-
letter word when it is used to improve student learning and generate confidence,
motivation and resilience in our students, while at the same time providing the
instructional tool to support teachers in their relentless pursuit of learning for ALL.
Using student response technology is like having the support of a GPS system in
the classroom, and the feedback it gives allows students to make immediate
adjustments WHILE learning is occurring. This workshop will explore the benefits
of response technology both to the teacher and the learner. Participants will gain
hands-on experience using the technology while learning best practices for its use
in the classroom.
10:30am-11:15am Exhibit Hall Time
MITC, Oct. 25, 2012, 11:15 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
My Classroom Google Site **BYOD**- 76/77
Denise Tate-Kuhler, MOREnet
What can you do with a Google Site in your classroom? Come get ideas for
setting up a classroom website using Google Sites and take advantage of all the
great features that Google has to offer. We will look at embedding students docs
in your site, ways to use file cabinet and list pages, using comment page as a blog
or what’s new section and more.
Edmodo- 74/75
Leann Jones, Senath-Hornersville High School
Edmodo provides a safe and easy way for your class to connect, collaborate,
share content and access homework and grades. In this presentation we will set
up your Edmodo page and explore the features of Edmodo.
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One-to-One 101: What You Need to Know Before You Invest- 70/71
Cherri Crenshaw, Haddock Education Technologies
Take learning beyond the classroom. KUNO′s lightweight yet durable design and
its open-architecture Android OS make it ideal for one-to-one environments.
Empower students to research, take digital notes and access course materials
both in and out of the classroom. Let them learn the way that makes sense to
them--through technology. Most educators agree on the potential to increase
collaboration and student engagement with mobile learning, but they also share
concerns about how to maintain control of the devices. However, in conjunction
with CurriculumLoft’s MLS (mobile learning solution), districts can wirelessly
manage KUNO devices, apps and curriculum delivery. Textbooks may soon be as
rare as chalk in the classroom. Save those funds (and your students′ backs) by
delivering digital content via KUNO.
Blending Your f2f Environment With Digital Resources- 64
Jill Owens and Jill Jackson, Park Hill Virtual Academy
After this session you will know how to successfully incorporate online
collaboration tools, voice-over presentations and other online resources into your
digital and f2f classrooms. Park Hill School District’s Virtual Academy instructors
will show you the tools of the trade to help you engage students in mastery of
content and 21st century skills by managing digital and classroom environments.
Using Mobile Videoconferencing in the Classroom- 63
George Miller and Connie Coy, MOREnet
Learn basic features, how to record and then play back.
New Orbits for Collaboration- 62
Tom Brenneman and David Anstaett, Kansas City Public Schools
Tom Brenneman brought new perspectives to education when he rebuilt the
planetarium at KCPS. His renovated planetarium is a digital planetarium providing
virtual experiences for students in all four core subjects (science, history,
mathematics and communication arts) as well as collaborative opportunities to
explore the universe to make connections to other courses, including but not
limited to physical education, music, foreign language, geography, creative
writing, etc. The use of his Panterra Theatre and connections to the astronomy
curriculum provided via Starry Night High School projection is proving to be a new
level of exploration in the ways technology and academics can join in upper level
learning.
Enterprise Wireless for Beginners- 60/61
Chris Rollison, Marceline R-V
Our district recently moved from individual access points to an enterprise wireless
system that involves a controller. Through this presentation, I will cover how a
small school on a flat network went from very little knowledge to implementing
Radius authentication and offering the ability for BYOD in the future. I will cover
our journey through the selection of a vendor, planning the network and deploying
the system. This will be geared toward smaller school networks that are looking to
deploy wireless but are unsure where to start.
eBooks: There May Be an App for That, but What About All the Things I
Already Created for My Class?- Parasol II
Brandon Kovach, Logan Rogersville School District
This presentation is a walkthrough on how to convert and use existing material
when integrating technology further into their classroom. We will show two types
of ebooks on Apple IOS devices and the ups and downs with each file type and
app involved. Then we will demonstrate how to convert existing materials into
those files with free utilities. The same process works for non-Apple devices, but
features will vary a little from Apple's iBooks.
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Socrative - Turn ANY Device Into a Clicker- Parasol I
Becky McCurdy, Community R-V
Turn ANY device with an Internet connection into a clicker with Socrative.
Socrative is a free web-based program that will allow teachers to assess students
during instruction, at the end of a class or at the end of a unit. Bring a device with
an Internet connection (laptop, tablet or smartphone) to learn how you can assess
with Socrative, set up your own account and hear about how K-12 teachers have
used it in the classroom.
Lunch 12:15pm-1:00pm Salon B/C
MITC, Oct. 25, 2012, 1:15 - 2:15 p.m.
Math and Science on the IP- Salon A
Katherine Burdick
Matching Common Core to science and math apps.
Tools to Enhance Your Online Lessons **BYOD**- 76/77
Andy King, MOREnet
Add interactivity and interest to your online lessons using free online tools. Tired of
reading papers? Assign an animation or video. These tools will allow your
students interact with content in an interesting new way.
Digital Citizenship in Schools-74/75
Gina Hartman, Francis Howell School District
Technology access in the 21st century has created an increasing demand to
prepare our students to use that technology safely, legally and ethically in our
school systems as well as socially and eventually professionally. In this session,
we will explore nine elements of digital citizenship and discuss how these can be
applied in the K-12 environment. Free online resources and lessons will be shared.
Participants should bring their mobile devices with them to use during this
session.
No More Bookmarks! Get Your Virtual "3 Ring" Livebinder for Free-73
Roger Brallier, Hallsville School District
Stop bookmarking things! Save your favorite webpages, files, documents and
more to your own personal three-ring binder on the web with Livebinders. This
web-based application will allow you to save files and webpages that you can
access on any computer with Internet access. One great feature allows you to
quickly save webpages as you discover them (VERY helpful for professional
development conferences). You can also grant permissions and collaborate with
other people in theme based binders.
ALEKS- 72
Jessica Smith and Leann Jones, Senath-Hornersville High School
In this presentation I will present how ALEKS is adaptable for all students no
matter their current level of learning. I will show how this program can be used as
a remedial tool, aligned to a textbook and how, as a teacher, you can determine
what students are actually working on. I will show how to read the graphs and
how to understand the students' progress throughout the program.
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SmartMusic: 21st Century Music Education- 70/71
Don Long, Fort Osage R-1
In this rich discussion-based session, attendees receive examples of how the
interactive music software called SmartMusic is used by music educators as
accompaniment and assessment software both at school and at home. Providing
student musicians with instant feedback on the accuracy of performed material,
SmartMusic ensures data for instructors to track the success of their students.
Home practice for students now becomes more exciting and fun using
SmartMusic.
Celebrating Failure and Teaching Lazy: How To Rethink the Model of Teacher
and Student in the Classroom- 63
Christopher Klein, Computer Solutions
How many people know the number of times the Wright Brothers did NOT get an
aircraft off the ground? What about the failed attempts of Thomas Edison in
making the first lightbulb? All of the failures that lead to success tend to be
forgotten in a high-stakes world, but they are a crucial and critical part of the
learning process that needs to be celebrated and supported.
Are you a lazy teacher? There is a difference between being a lazy teacher and
teaching lazy. Learn how you can remove the invisible boundary on learning that
you might be presenting and focus instead on providing the opportunities
students need to go beyond what is thought possible of them.
Teaching lazy and celebrating failure are two concepts that shifted the dynamics in
my classroom and opened the door to a much more meaningful learning
community that included myself. Come and be challenged, come and disagree
but either way come and at least listen. Flipped classrooms, 1:1 learning, all of this
requires an element of “letting go” that I encourage us all to think about.
Edmodo- 62
Sherry Brewen, Sunrise R-IX
It is online so it has easy access to all using it whether at home or school. It is a
safe place where students can turn in work, ask questions and get results, and the
best part is that teachers get a copy of everything that is sent. It has saved many
trees in my classrooms.
Troubleshooting Slow Networks and the Tools to Help You- 60/61
Travis Reddick and Missy White, MOREnet
Discuss tools that are available to help see historical data and trends to identify
issues and slowness in your network.
MSBA Online Consortium- Redbud
MSBA Online is an initiative of the Missouri School Boards Association in
cooperation with the College of Education at the University of Missouri and
MOREnet. This consortium has been established to provide high quality online
learning experiences for Missouri students by leveraging existing resources
among consortium members. Do you need courses for your students that are not
available in your district? Are your teachers wanting to learn how to teach online?
Do you have seats available in online courses for students from other districts?
Are you concerned about maintaining high quality online learning? This session
will give you information to help your students.
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How to Implement That Professional CMS and LMS for FREE- Parasol II
Trace Lynch, Charleston R-1
A look at the building of a content management system portal with attendance
center subsites using the most popular and free CMS available, to include
DotNetNuke, Umbraco and others. Once built, how to manage such a site using
IIS 7 and integrate the most popular learning management systems, to include
Moodle and others. Attendees will have a chance to work with the systems hands
on through the use of Microsoft Web Matrix allowing personal or lab-managed
laptops to simulate a web server environment running IIS 7. Attendees will be able
to, if using their own equipment, walk out of the session with a working framework
for their own institutions’ CMS-based websites/portals.
Forgotten Google Tools **BYOD**- Parasol I
Bob Martin, MOREnet
Remember when Google was just a search engine? ...Yeah... Me neither. The
explosion of Google’s online platform has overshadowed some very useful and
unique tools. Google’s photo editing and organizing tool, Picasa has gained even
more powerful features over the last year. Google Books is an ever growing list of
ebooks. Google Scholar is a great resource for primary source documents, journal
articles and other research information. Revisit some of these great tools in this
informational session.
MITC, Oct. 25, 2012, 2:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Alternatives to Student Response Systems **BYOD**- 76/77
John Riley, MOREnet
Engage your students in real-time and obtain quick, honest and easily managed
feedback. Attendees will get hands-on experience using free cloud-based
applications to track student performance and learning to make your math and
science assessments more accurate and fun.
What Can I Do With Just One iPad?- 74/75
Matt Villasana and Ken Koster, Columbia Public Schools
Get ready to start downloading and playing around! This session will demonstrate
ways that teachers can integrate a single iPad in the classroom. Apps that will be
shared include teacher productivity, project-based learning and social media
apps. Participants will leave with confidence that one iPad can change how they
teach.
Edmodo-A Free and Easy to Use LMS- 70/71
Nick Cusumano, Fort Zumwalt School District/edtech4theatre.com
Edmodo is a free and easy to use learning management system. Come and learn
how to post, collect and grade assignments online. Explore the safe and secure
social networking format that is easy for students to understand. Share many web
resources into your classes with ease. Also connect with other teachers within
your content area to share resources and advice.
Virtual, Vokis and Videos: Oh, My!- 64
Marianne Curtis, Park Hill Virtual Academy
After this session you will know how to successfully incorporate voki, video and
other online resources into your digital and f2f classrooms. Park Hill School
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District’s Virtual Academy instructors will show you the tools of the trade to help
you engage students in mastery of content and 21st century skills by managing
digital and brick and mortar environments.
My Big Campus - Classroom Transformation for the 21st Century- 63
Brenda Spurgeon, Rolla Public Schools
My Big Campus is a safe online extension of the classroom where teachers and
students can meet to discuss class topics, complete assignments and view pre-
screened educational content, including YouTube videos and websites, from the
Resource Library. Preview how to use My Big Campus to manage your classes,
students and teaching resources. Districts using My Big Campus no longer have
concerns with Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and Google Docs as My Big Campus is
designed to meet all of the needs for a 21st century school.
Moving Forward: Distance Learning Gives New Meaning to "Together"- 62
David Anstaett and Tom Brenneman, Kansas City Public Schools
Discovery of the use of the Distance Learning Labs as ideal professional
development tools has prompted collaboration with trainers from the Federal
Reserve Band to team with the social studies and business departments in the
Kansas City Public Schools in a series of monthly training sessions that require
limited travel as the trainers present from one building to another; similar training
sessions are being developed. The ability to interact with six other high schools
provides enhancement and collaborative opportunities that foster district pride
and enhance building pride. Teachers and students together, district wide, can
collaborate physically and virtually to enhance district growth.
From the Teacher's Side of the Desk - Making 1:1 Work- 60/61
Melody Paige and Ivy Nelson, Monett R-1
For whatever flavor your school decides to go with: 1:1, BYOD, laptops, tablets,
the decision has been made that more technology is coming to your school and,
most importantly, your classroom. What can you do as the teacher to make this a
more streamlined and effective process? Do you have a couple of years to
prepare? A couple of months? Or, perhaps the technology is already in the hands
of the students and you are wanting ideas on how to do things differently. Either
way, this session will provide some insightful ideas from the teacher's side of the
desk to help you along this journey. Monett High School went 1:1 (or as they call
it, 1:world) in January 2012. Hear what these teachers learned, what they were
afraid of and what the teachers would do differently.
Google Chrome Your Customized Google Buddy **BYOD**- Redbud
Denise Tate-Kuhler, MOREnet
Google Chrome has become a very popular browser over the past couple of
years. When you dig deeper into Google Chrome, valuable features and tools
become available. We will explore these tools, check out the Chrome Web Store
and grab some great applications for your staff and students. Learn how to sync
Google Chrome so you have access to your favorite applications anywhere.
So You Have an iPad...Now What?- Parasol II
Andrea Blanco and Gina Hartman, Francis Howell School District
So your building has an iPad and you have access to use it in your classroom.
Now what? In this session, learners will acquire skill sets to build lessons for their
students using the iPad. Participants will explore different applications such as
Dropbox, Educreations, Evernote, StoMo, PuppetPals, iMovie, Popplet and more.
Learn and discover how to truly integrate this tool in the classroom and go beyond
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the lowest levels of Bloom’s Taxonomy with this amazing new technology. This
session will focus on beginner skills and advance according to the needs of the
training group.
BYOD at the Secondary Level- Parasol I
Tom Swoboda and Jason Rooks, Parkway School District
What steps need to be taken to successfully roll out a BYOD program? Come hear
how the Parkway School District is implementing BYOD. Work through the actual
project plan, network upgrade plans as well as the creation of student, parent and
staff guidelines. Learn about what worked for this initiative and what to consider.
Breakfast 8:00am-8:45am Salon B/C
MITC, Oct. 26, 2012, 9 - 10 a.m.
Using Apple Apps for Demonstration Tasks- Salon A
Katherine Burdick
How to blend presentation, movie and various other apps to create demonstration
tasks to show what students have learned.
Notebook 11: New Features **BYOD**- 76/77
Denise Tate-Kuhler, MOREnet
SMART Notebook 11 was released in May and is packed with new features. Join
us for this fast paced overview of the latest ways SMART Notebook can help
engage your students.
Using Chromebooks in the Classroom- 74/75
Lori Kempker and Rene Maples, Blair Oaks R-II
Come learn how Chromebooks have been used in the elementary and middle
school classrooms with students from 2nd through 8th grade. Learn about
managing the Chromebook through Google Apps dashboard and how the
teachers have integrated the Chromebook into their classrooms on a daily basis.
QR Codes on the GO!- 73
Kenneth Koster, Columbia Public Schools
QR codes can be found everywhere, but maybe the classroom setting has not
been looked at yet for possible educational uses. Find out how you can create
and use these quick response codes in your classroom to promote more self-
directed learners with this great tool that can be used anywhere.
HEC-TV Live! Virturally Anywhere- 72
Helen Headrick and Timothy Gore, Higher Education Channel Television
Learn how HEC-TV can transform your classroom by virtually connecting it to a
world of experts in an array of disciplines. Through traditional videoconferencing,
Skype and other emerging conferencing trends, art, culture, history, music and
more come to life to engage your students. Our virtual programs are also
television shows and today’s savvy students will be motivated by the production
quality, crisp action and topical discussions. Not interested in participating in a
television program? Come and hear about our new programs, HEC-TV Live! One
on One. We're offering this new type of program to allow students more face to
face time with our experts. Still the high production values but more time for
questions and answers. What's not to love!
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Capturing/Editing Video- 63
Mike Williams and Jack Slaughter, MOREnet
Learn basic hardware and software requirements, production parameters, editing
options and storing and streaming video.
Real Connections in a Virtual World- Redbud
Carla Chaffin- eMINTS
How can you share ideas and information quickly, effortlessly and painlessly? In
this session you will be introduced to a number of collaboration tools that will
allow you to work collaboratively and share instantly with real time connectivity.
The bonus? Everything is FREE!
30 Sites in 60 Minutes- 62
Michelle Lindsey, Ozark Upper Elementary
The web is full of resources to make teaching easier and engage your students.
This workshop will suggest websites for a variety of subject areas. Join us as we
share some of the web's best.
Digital Citizenship and Cyberbullying- Parasol II
David Anstaett and Charlotte Chauvin, Kansas City Public Schools
Kansas City Public Schools has been keeping in line with the mandate to educate
all students in grades K-8 in the area of digital citizenship for the past five years.
Each ascending grade level is engaged in developing skills, knowledge and
acquisition of how to participate online in a responsible manner. We will display
student projects demonstrating what they have learned. At the end of each school
year an awards program is shared with the public letting them know more about
digital citizenship and a poster contest allows us to display what is learned
throughout the schools in our district.
Technology and the Common Core- 62
Clif Dancy- Raytown Schools
The Common Core standards are soon coming to Missouri districts. For the first
time, technology is a major part of the standards students will be expected to
master. This session will introduce educators to the premise of the common core
standards and the grade level expectations that are technology dependent.
Social Media and Your School- 64
Marlo Siron- Sacred Heart School
School web pages, Facebook and Twitter are all part of promoting schools to
prospective students, current parents and alumni.
Three years later and several “oops” moments-- Learn what has worked for our
school and how we use social media.
This session is for those who are in charge of social media for their school and
districts. Please plan to share and collaborate as a group.
MITC, Oct. 26, 2012, 10:15 - 11:15 a.m.
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Notebook II: Activity Builder and Lesson Activity **BYOD**- 76/77
John Riley, MOREnet
SMART Technologies has made some major cool additions to their already
wonderful software. Make your board do new tricks with the new activity builder
and the new pieces of the Lesson Activity toolkit.
Multiple Apps - One Project **BYOD**- 74/75
Andy King, MOREnet
Apps alone are great tools, but combining apps to create larger projects allows
your students to utilize their mobile devices to a fuller extent. This session will
focus on the use of free apps. BYOD is encouraged.
Online Education Achievements and Rewards- 62
David Drum and Jason Cameron, MOREnet
Successful completion of tasks online is increasingly recognized by rewarding
"achievements" or "badges." This session will provide an overview of online tools
to grant, collect and recognize achievements and badges given for completion of
digital learning.
Panel Q&A With Park Hill Virtual Academy Teachers- 60/61
Ronda Scott and Jill Jackson, Park Hill Virtual Academy
Have you wondered about being an online educator? Interested in learning more
about using digital platforms and online tools to blend and/or flip your classroom?
Have more questions than answers? Bring your questions to this session, and
pick the brains of five veteran Park Hill School District classroom teachers in
history, Chinese, psychology, business and language arts who have made the leap
and lived to tell about it. Participate in this open exchange of ideas on the perils
and plusses of teaching in a virtual environment and leave confident to take the
challenge.
Sharing in the Here and Now- Redbud
Amy Blades, eMINTS National Center
How can the cloud keep me connected? This session will introduce ways Dropbox
and Evernote can make your computer experience easier. Find out ways to share
ideas with colleagues and administrators from any electronic device, have
students turn in assignments, create a connection to your SMART Notebook
gallery, and more. Participants will leave this session with tools they can use right
away.
Presentation Tool Comparison **BYOD**- Parasol I
Bob Martin - MOREnet
Tired of the same old presentation tool? Looking for a new tool but just not sure
what to choose? This informational session will compare several of the most
popular new tools for making presentations that AREN’T Powerpoint (or Google
Presentations). Tools like Prezi, Slide Rocket and others will be compared for
features, ease of use, storage requirements and terms of use. The presenter will
be using each of the tools presented on for at least one presentation at
conference and attendees will have the opportunity to give feedback on the tool
based on how they feel it worked in the session.
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Chapter 2
Vendor
Listing
MOREnet would like to thank all of our vendors and
sponsors for this year’s event. Your generosity and
support of education in Missouri make this event
possible.

Aerohive Networks
Booth #61
330 Gibraltar Drive
Sunnyvale, CA 94089
(408) 510-6128
www.aerohive.com
Aerohive helps simplify networking for K-12 and higher education by reducing the
cost and complexity of campus deployments with award-winning, cooperative
control, cloud-enabled Wi-Fi and routing solutions. Aerohive’s award-winning
cooperative control architecture, public or private cloud platform and easy-to-
deploy routing and VPN solutions eliminate costly hardware appliances and
deliver “business-grade” wired and wireless networks that are centrally managed
and offer sophisticated security features – and more – so that schools can take
educational technologies to the next level.
Alexander Open Systems
Booth #11
12851 Foster Street
Overland Park, KS 66213
(913) 307-2300
http://www.aos5.com/
Alexander Open Systems is the leading consultative technology partner in the
midwest. AOS specializes in consulting, designing, implementing and supporting
local, wide area and wireless networking, communication and collaboration, data
center and physical and data security.
Aruba Networks
Booth #46
1344 Crossman Ave
Sunnyvale, CA 94089
(408) 754-8462
www.arubanetworks.com
Aruba Networks is a leading provider of next-generation network access solutions
for the mobile enterprise. The company’s Mobile Virtual Enterprise (MOVE)
architecture unifies wired and wireless network infrastructures into one seamless
access solution for corporate headquarters, mobile business professionals,
remote workers and guests. This unified approach to access networks enables IT
organizations and users to securely address the bring your own device (BYOD)
phenomenon, dramatically improving productivity and lowering capital and
operational costs.
Britannica Digital Learning
Booth #45
331 N LaSalle
Chicago, IL 60654
(312) 347-7051
www.info.eb.com
Britannica Digital Learning provides reliable, high-quality classroom products and
solutions for educators. Our products are curriculum-correlated, designed for
students of all ages from preschool to college and continuously updated by
Britannica’s editors and expert contributors. Britannica Digital Learning products
make effective and creative use of classroom technologies such as interactive
whiteboards, laptops and student-response devices, making it easier for teachers
to teach, for students to learn and for all users to access knowledge and lessons
anywhere, anytime.
CDI Computer Dealers, Inc.
Booth #12
130 South Town Centre Blvd
Markham, ON L6G1B8
(800) 226-5727 Ext. 3897
www.cdicomputers.com
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CDI is the leading educational supplier of recertified, brand name computers in
North America.
Over 10,000 schools have switched to CDI.
CDW-G
Booth #30
10311 Woodson
Overland Park, KS 66207
(913) 544-5621
www.cdwg.com
CDW is a leading provider of technology products and services for education.
Ranked No. 38 on Forbes’ list of America’s Largest Private Companies, CDW
features dedicated account managers who help customers choose the right
technology products and services to best meet their unique needs. We carry
products from more than 1,000 top brands. With the industry's largest in-stock
inventories, you can be certain we'll have the technology you're looking for — and
make sure we get it to you when you need it.
CIPAFilter
Booth #71
700 16 th Ave
East Moline, IL 61244
(800) 243-3729
www.cipafilter.com
CIPAFilter is an exciting and innovative security and filtering solution that provides
filtering, reporting, bandwidth management, anti-spam and more. Learn about our
exciting way to filter proxies, pornography and even new mobile and foreign
devices! CIPAFilter provides a refreshing approach to the technology and a tech
support staff without limitations!
Cisco Systems
Booths #13 & #14
801 N Second St
St Louis, MO 63102
(215) 946-1880
www.cisco.com
As the worldwide leader in networking, Cisco Systems can help you address the
complex challenges facing your institution: keeping the campus safe, maintaining
a secure network, providing ubiquitous wireless access and delivering the network
services your students require and have come to expect.
Computer Information Concepts, Inc.
Booth #53
2843 31 st Avenue
Greeley, CO 80631
(970) 330-7457
www.cicesp.com
Computer Information Concepts provides market leading Web-based K-12
applications for student management and finance, payroll and human resources,
Infinite Campus and visual analysis and reporting solution, CIC Analysis Portal
Powered by Tableau. CIC is recognized for providing world class implementation,
technical support and training for 300 school districts in 16 states.
Computer Recycling LLC
Booth #27
4032 NW Riverside St
Riverside, MO 64150
(816) 550-6590
www.computerrecyclingllc.com
Computer Recycling LLC is a leader in responsible IT asset recycling and
retirement solutions for businesses--both large and small--and educational
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institutions across the midwest. We are centrally located in Kansas City, Missouri,
and have been in the business for over 15 years.
Computer Solutions
Booth #18
8780 Big Bend Blvd, Suite D
St Louis, MO 63119
(314) 918-7600
http://www.compsolstl.com
Computer Solutions has been your local source for all Macintosh and iPad
support for 16 years. With our continued dedication to the education market we
want to help you plan and design your next project and will provide you a valued
service from consulting, sales and professional development for your computers,
tablets, interactive whiteboards and printers. We also specialize in hardware
service and repair (Apple warranty and non-warranty), software troubleshooting,
training and networking. Computer Solutions strives to educate our clients while
providing exceptional service and support.
Cybertron International, Inc.
Booth #41
4747 S. Emporia St
Wichita, KS 67216
(877) 737-8795 Ext. 202
www.cybertronpc.com
CybertronPC is a computer manufacturer selling workstations, desktops, servers,
NAS, laptops and netbooks nationally to the academic community. CybertronPC
is your single source to depend on for knowledge of technology, quality products
and responsive service
Cytek Media Systems, Inc.
Booth #15
126 NW Jackson St
Topeka, KS 66603
(913) 634-2236
www.cytekmedia.com
Cytek Media Systems sells the most up-to-date audio visual technology
equipment. Multimedia installations, integration, phone systems, Aruba network
equipment, videoconferencing, projectors, Smart Technology products (sales,
training, install), student response systems, portable Polycom systems and
integrating Polycom equipment, etc.
DakTech Computers
Booths #63 & #74
3502 36 th St 5
Fargo, ND 58104
(866) 815-9570
www.daktech.com
DakTech Computers is a computer manufacturer based in Fargo, North Dakota, in
business since 1990. We offer the best warranties available with an industry
leading seven year parts and labor warranty on all PCs and servers, which are all
Intel based. We also offer a three year parts and labor warranty with free
accidental damage coverage on our laptops and netbooks. Our emphasis is in
education and we offer many value added features, including free imaging.
Dataedge
Booth #77
11145 S Glenview Ln
Olathe, KS 66061
(913) 780-2515
www.dataedge.com
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Eclipse Data Systems, Inc.
Booth #73
702 N Arbor St
Savannah, MO 64485
(816) 324-0909
www.eclipsedatasystems.net
Eclipse Data Systems is Missouri's leader in wireless point-to-point connectivity
for 22 years. Certified distributors for Proxim, Exalt, BridgeWav, and Cambium
(formerly Motorola). Let Tim, Kelly and Tom show you how to extend your fiber
ring to off campus locations using our BridgeWave gig wireless products.
Epson America
Booth #69
14683 Quiet Glen Dr.
Herriman, UT 84096
(801) 676-9968
www.epson.com
Providing projectors for all your education needs.
eRateProgram, LLC.
Booth #50
9666 Olive St Blvd., Suite 215
St Louis, MO 63132
(314) 282-3994
www.erateprogram.com
eRateProgram, LLC., a Missouri company, is among the nation’s leading
consulting services provider of the Universal Service Fund E-Rate Program rules,
regulation, policies, procedures and guidelines.
Follett Library Resources, Inc. & Follett Software Company
Booth #92
1340 Ridgeview Dr.
McHenry, IL 60050
(815) 578-3311
www.titlewave.com and www.follettsoftware.com
Follett Library Resources, Inc. is a full service PK-12 distributor of a wide range of
solutions designed to assist schools in improving student learning. Quality print
materials are combined with digital resources like e-books, interactive e-books,
online digital subscriptions, reference databases, audiovisual materials including
early literacy and bilingual materials, professional resources, Accelerated Reader
software and much more. Follett Software Company provides the K-12
educational community with open, integrated technology and content solutions
that engage and inspire next generation learning. Follett’s digitally powered
systems help districts achieve better results by maximizing resources—from
library materials, digital content, textbooks and other assets, to school and
student data.
Gaggle
Booth #28
PO Box 1352
Bloomington, IL 61702
(800) 288-7750
www.gaggle.net
Gaggle's cloud based environment leverages the popularity of social networking
and virtual communication, collaboration and productivity tools designed
specifically for K-12 education. Accessible at school and on the go, Gaggle
provides access control and monitored filtration of content, with the highest
degree of CIPA compliance. In addition Gaggle is a provider of compliance based
email archiving which is tailored to meet the needs of K-12 institutions. We
provide unlimited length of storage, spam/virus filtration and some of the most
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advanced search features available to archive multiple systems.
Genetec
Booth #32
2280 Alfred-Nobel
St-Laurent, QC H4S2A4 Canada
(514) 332-4000
www.genetec.com
Genetec is a pioneer in the physical security and public safety industry and a
global provider of world-class class IP license plate recognition (LPR), video
surveillance and access control solutions. With sales offices and partnerships
around the world, Genetec caters to markets such as transportation, education,
retail, gaming, government and more.
GraceWorkz, LLC
Booth #91
1311 West Badger Rd
Madison, WI 53713
(608) 467-4086
www.graceworkz.com
GraceWorkz offers IT laser printer service warranties and print management
solutions for schools with IT laser printer maintenance needs. We have a
reputation as the best service offer on the market because of our exclusive lifetime
warranty service, GuardianPlus. And we give great thanks to our customers and
employees because they know our passion to save money and provide
exceptional service to our customers is equaled by our passion to deliver as
promised. Additionally, GraceWorkz is growing fast in every state because for over
seven years our savings and service value has been unmatched, in any city or in
any state. We cover many brands of laser printers, and we can cover you at
multiple locations anywhere in the nation. We invite you to stop by our booth and
find out why we are signing an average of 40 school districts every 60 days.
Haddock Education
Booth #76
8201 E 34 th St Cir N; Ste 801
Wichita, KS 67226
(316) 337-5645
www.gohaddock.com
Experienced in integrating existing and new technology in schools utilizing
innovative products from industry leaders like Promethean and KUNO.
HP
Booths #24 & #25
3551 Antietam Ct
Jefferson City, MO 65109
(573) 280-3136
www.hp.com/go/publicsector
HP creates new possibilities for technology to have a meaningful impact on
people, businesses, governments and society. The world’s largest technology
company, HP brings together a portfolio that spans printing, personal computing,
software, services and IT infrastructure to solve customer problems.
Interactive Educational Technologies, Inc.
Booth #97
6505 E. Central #245
Wichita, KS 67206
(316) 650-2720
www.interactive-ed.com
We provide and train on eInstruction products. These include 1) the revolutionary
Insight 360 response system, which works with iPads and allows instructors to
use any editable content from any source to engage students and gather data, 2)
the world's most popular mobile interactive whiteBoard, the MOBI VIEW and 3)
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ExamView Assessment and ExamView Learning Series, where instructors are
given high level questions tied to Common Core, the state standards, Depth of
Knowledge and Blooms.
ISG Technology
Booth #43
1101 Hutchens, Suite A
Columbia, MO 65203
(573) 446-8836
www.isgtech.com
ISG Technology is a nationally recognized IT solutions provider, delivering
business value and measurable results to organizations of all kinds through
advanced technology. ISG solutions help customers increase productivity,
improve operational efficiency and reduce risk. With 28 years experience, over 50
highly certified systems engineers and consultants and an award-winning
professional services practice, ISG Technology offers a variety of technology
solutions to commercial, public sector and education customers of all sizes. Core
ISG solution areas include datacenter, networking, collaboration, physical security
and managed services. ISG places a premium on enduring customer relationships
and 100% reference-ability--goals only achievable through deep understanding of
customer business objectives, authoritative vision of what's possible and the
relentless commitment to deliver successful solutions.
JMA Information Technology
Booth #65
10551 Barkley Street, Suite 400
Overland Park, KS 66212
(913) 553-5819
www.jmait.com
Established in 1994, JMA IT is headquartered in Overland Park, KS. Our vast
areas of expertise include professional services, network hardware and software
solutions consulting, supplemental staffing, IP telephony and turnkey solutions.
JMA IT will prepare your business with the tools necessary to increase
productivity as well as improve customer satisfaction. Reaching across your
technology platforms and integrating network and communications will speed
delivery of solutions and improve performance. In order to achieve a high level of
success, JMA IT has forged valuable strategic alliances with select partners. We
offer customers the very latest in technology solutions to address the magnitude
of challenges confronting business today.
Kansas City Audio Visual
Booths #6 & #7
7535 Troost; PO Box 24570
Kansas City, MO 64131
(816) 333-5300
www.kcav.com
We are full service audio-visual company specializing in Smart boards, projectors,
classroom response, integration, design and installation, from Gym sound
systems to overhead projectors.
Ken-A-Vision
Booth #33
5615 Raytown Rd
Kansas City, MO 64133
(816) 595-5607
ken-a-vision.com/
Ken-A-Vision Mfg. Co., Inc. is a leading designer and manufacturer of digital
presentation solutions, cameras, microscopes and application software. For 65
years, Ken-A-Vision's innovative products have filled the world's classrooms.
Headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri, we help students see more, do more and
learn more.
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Lightspeed Systems
Booth #8
1800 19 th Street
Bakersfield, CA 93301
(661) 431-1668
www.lightspeedsystems.com
Lightspeed Systems Inc., founded in 1999, develops comprehensive network
security and management solutions for the education market. We are committed
to helping schools of all sizes operate their networks effectively and efficiently, so
educators can provide safe online teaching and learning environments. Our
innovative, comprehensive solutions for network security, Internet filtering,
monitoring, management and optimization have emerged from Lightspeed's IT
expertise and constant customer interaction. Our software is used in more than
2,000 school districts in the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia to
protect more than 6 million students. For the past several years, Lightspeed
Systems has been recognized on the Inc. 5,000 list as one of the fastest-growing
private companies.
Lightspeed Technologies, Inc.
Booth #40
11509 SW Herman Rd
Tualatin, OR 97062
(800) 732-8999
www.lightspeed-tek.com
Your voice. Their mind. A clear connection. Established in 1990, Lightspeed is the
trusted provider in classroom audio.
Mediacom Business
Booth #10
100 Crystal Run Road
Middletown, NY 10941
(845) 703-1413
www.business.mediacomcable.com
Mediacom Business, a division of Mediacom Communications Corp., one of the
nation’s leading broadband communications providers, offers a new level of
innovation and technical expertise to businesses of all sizes. We have the local
resources and service support to bring businesses faster Internet and data
connections, feature packed voice services plus Business TV and Music – all from
one company. Our 100% fiber optic network provides maximum capabilities and
huge bandwidth capacity for transmitting data at speeds that far surpass DSL and
dial-up technology.
Meraki
Booth #49
660 Alabama Street
San Francisco, CA 94110
(415) 632-5906
www.meraki.com
Meraki builds intelligent, cloud managed networking solutions that dramatically
simplify enterprise networks. Whether securing iPads in an enterprise or
blanketing a site with WiFi, Meraki networks simply work. Meraki was formed in
2006 by PhD candidates from MIT and was funded by Sequoia Capital and
Google. Today, Meraki offers a complete cloud managed product family including
wireless LAN, Ethernet switches and security appliances. Meraki is one of the
industry's fastest growing companies with thousands of customer deployments
worldwide.
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Meru Networks
Booth #62
7808 N Revere
Kansas City, MO 64151
(816) 304-0052
www.merunetworks.com
Meru Networks designs and builds high performance WiFi access points,
controllers and software. Our unique wireless virtualization architecture has proven
to provide users the best availability and reliability, especially in any high density,
bandwidth intensive or mobile environments.
Midwest Computech
Booth #21
1906 Corona Rd, Suite 100
Columbia, MO 65203
(573) 499-6928 Ext: 318
www.midwestcomputech.com
Midwest Computech's mission is for organizations to function flawlessly through
innovative and efficient technology. Midwest Computech strives to provide the
systems and services necessary to make IT easy for each of our clients.
Specializing in academic and business solutions, we offer scalable, reliable and
cost efficient options that add value to our clients’ endeavors. Midwest
Computech has been a pioneer in school technology solutions for 30 years. A
focus on providing quality state-of-the-art technology while remaining budget
conscious, establishing preventative techniques to remain ahead of issues and a
dedication to continued service and growth have made us an innovator in school
technology management throughout Missouri.
Ncomputing
Booth #42
250 Hernsted, Ste 100
Redding, CA 96002
888-365-1210 Ext: 322
www.ncomputing.com
NComputing, Inc. is the fastest growing desktop virtualization company in the
world, with more than 50,000 customers and 20 million daily users in 140
countries. NComputing’s innovative and award-winning technology gives
customers an impressively quick time-to-value, extremely high performance and
the most affordable desktop virtualization solution available today. Save 90% on
electricity, 70% maintenance and 50% on hardware!
NEC Display Solutions of America, Inc.
Booth #57
1933 Sidney St, Unit F
St Louis, MO 63104
(314) 802-7697
www.necdisplay.com
NEC Display Solutions designs, produces and delivers leading-edge visual display
technology for a wide variety of markets. We specialize in desktop and large-
screen LCD displays and a diverse line of projectors for customers who demand
the most high-quality, reliable display solutions to meet their needs.
NeoTech Solutions
Booths #59 & #60
2131 E. 32 Street
Joplin, MO 64804
(417) 623-6365
http://www.neotechsolutions.com
NeoTech Solutions focuses on bringing the best-of-breed solutions to our clients
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while keeping budgets in mind. Our experience and professional implementation
services bring success to your technology endeavors. Whether you need
consulting on the latest technologies, data center hosting or virtualization
expertise, our certified staff will bring proven solutions to your projects. Our
vendor agnostic approach gives your solution the ingredients for success--your
needs, your budget, your future.
Netelligent Corporation
Booths #36 & #37
400 S. Woods Mill Rd, Suite 105
Chesterfield, MO 63017
(314) 392-6953
www.netelligent.com
Netelligent Hosted Café phone service is P1 E-Rate eligible. With Hosted Café you
don’t have to own and maintain your entire infrastructure or phone system. Hosted
Café brings unified communications and collaboration to the education space by
utilizing the most advanced technical components and devices, with state of the
art technology and unparalleled service and support 24x7x365.
ODE
Booth #75
200 Whittington Ave
Hot Springs, AR 71901
(501) 622-5130
www.ode.asmsa.org
ODE is a comprehensive K-12 distance learning provider offering real-time,
compressed interactive video courses in virtually all disciplines to schools
nationwide.
Peak UpTime
Booths #93 & #94
823 S. Detroit Ave; Suite 200
Tulsa, OK 74120
(918) 591-2273
www.peakuptime.com
Peak UpTime delivers a culture of client first with a unique combination of
technical expertise, consulting experience and business sense, as well as a strong
collaborative culture. Whether an organization is small, medium or enterprise level,
dedicated client executives understand the organization's requirements and will
work with internal teams to design and deliver the right integrated solution for the
IT environment.
Provision Data Solutions
Booths #1-3
555 Spirit of St Louis Blvd
Chesterfield, MO 63005
(636) 449-5005
www.provisionds.com
For over 12 years, Provision Data Solutions has supported the unique needs of
public and private schools throughout Missouri. In today's economic environment,
budgets are tighter, expectations are higher and now more then ever, schools are
being asked to do more with less. We can help. We provide awesome IT support,
unlike anything you've ever experienced before. Honest people doing great work!
Give us a shot, you won't be disappointed.
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Quality Network Solutions
Booth #70
303 N Missouri Suite D,
111 E. Jefferson St
Macon, MO 61951
(800) 662-5123
http://www.qnsk12.com/
Quality Network Solutions assists schools in the creation and maintenance of
reliable technology solutions. We believe reliable technology and service will
inspire teachers to invest time and effort integrating technology into the classroom
and therefore make a lasting impact on the lives of their students.
Samsung Techwin America
Booth #51
17011 Beach Blvd, Suite 550
Huntington Beach, CA 92647
(310) 605-3306
www.samsungpresenterusa.com
Samsung Techwin is a leading supplier of innovative, high quality, yet easy-to-use
document cameras for all your integration applications. Every Samsung document
camera provides the quality and innovation that has built the Samsung name--
high quality optical designs, a robust feature set, a wealth of user-friendly features
and state-of-the-art imaging technology. Stop by to see a demonstration of the
low-cost SDP-760 as well as our SAMCAM 860 and SDP-960 with unmatched
resolution at 30fps.
Seneca
Booth #9
7401 Round Pond Rd
N. Syracuse, NY 13212
(315) 579-1367
www.senecadata.com
Seneca is a premier U.S.-based custom system manufacturer and value-added
technology distributor with over 30 years of experience. Seneca's expertise can
be seen in the well-recognized Nexlink® brand of custom-built desktops,
notebooks, servers and storage devices. Nexlink® products consistently offer
performance, quality and reliability to education customers nationwide. Nexlink®
products come with three to five year warranties, free imaging, on-site parts
closets, U.S. tech support and the most competitive pricing in the industry! We
also offer three to six month old refurbished netbooks, laptops and desktops that
are all out of box returns. Seneca is also partnered with Oki Data®, N-
Computing®, Wyse Technologies®, Fujitsu®, Acer® and the Classmate PC.
Sho-Me Technologies L.L.C
Booth #68
301 W. Jackson; Box D
Marshfield, MO 65706
(417) 859-2615
www.shometech.com
Sho-Me Technologies is a subsidiary of Sho-Me Power Electric Cooperative in
Marshfield, MO. Sho-Me Technologies operates an advanced optical network in
Missouri, growing to over 2,000 miles of fiber optic connectivity. With over 120
points of presence, Sho-Me Technologies boasts the highest coverage of optical
bandwidth in the area. Sho-Me Technologies has partnered with MOREnet since
2002, providing substantial networks for schools and high education locations.
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SonicWALL
Booth #5
SOCS
Booth #47
1300 O Street
Lincoln, NE 68508
(402) 479-6991
http://www.socs.net
SOCS provides easy websites that save time and money for nonprofit
organizations.
Spectrum Industries, Inc.
Booth #44
PO Box 400; 925 First Ave
Chippewa Falls, WI 54729
(800) 235-1262
www.spectrumfurniture.com
Laptop storage carts, instructional media lecterns, student workstations, training
desks, seating, computer lab, CAD, flat panel and office furniture. Innovative
designs manage power/network cables, are ergonomic, modular, durable, cost-
effective, attractive and easy to assemble. Products are ideal for educational,
government, and corporate environments. Researched, designed and
manufactured in the USA.
Spyder Technologies
Booths #66 & #67
2810 S. Ten Mile Dr
Jefferson City, MO 65109
(573) 239-7445
www.spydertech.biz
Spyder Technologies works with Missouri school districts on integrating education
technology into the classrooms. We offer hundreds of products but specialize in
helping districts go paperless through one to one tablet deployment. Spyder
Technologies partners with industry leaders; Mimio, Kuno, Epson, Box Light,
PolyVision and several others.
STI
Booths #38 & #39
739 N. University Blvd, Suite 2000
Mobile, AL 36608
(251) 706-3017
www.sti-k12.com
Software Technology, Inc. For more than 25 years, STI has been devoted to
providing innovative education data management solutions and professional
development services to educators. Helping all stakeholders to efficiently manage
and transform their data to enhance student outcomes.
STL Communications, Inc.
Booth #56
691 Trade Center Blvd
Chesterfield, MO 63005
(314) 205-7106
www.stlcom.com
STL Communications provides the path to technology nirvana by integrating
disparate business devices and technology used in educational institutions. As an
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Avay Business Partner we sell, install and service united communications,
mobility, networking, conferencing and contact centers products and software.
Stoneware, Inc.
Booth #35
11555 N. Meridian St., Suite 150
Carmel, IN 46032
(801) 701-1787
www.stone-ware.com
Stoneware enables local IT staff to implement webNetwork technology for delivery
of a unified cloud platform which provides access to devices, the data center or a
public cloud. With a single sign-on, users have secure access from any device,
private or school owned, for true bring your own device capability. LanSchool’s
integrated technology enables teacher interaction, monitoring and control of each
student. The solution delivers secure access in 1:1 schools implementing cost
saving BYOD programs.
SupportSource K12
Booth #22
398 Dix Rd, Suite 203
Jefferson City, MO 65109
(573) 499-6928
www.supportsourcek12.com
SupportSource K12 brings specialized professionals in a variety of needed
industries to your fingertips. Providing talent and service resources for making
Missouri schools most efficient and effective is our specialty.
Tangent
Booth #34
191 Airport Blvd
Burlingame, CA 94010
(800) 342-9380
www.tangent.com
Tangent is a leading provider of innovative computing and network security
solutions for education, government, healthcare and business. Innovations include
desktop virtualization, email archival, content filtering and spam filtering. The
Vertex virtual desktop appliance is the latest innovation in the Tangent line of
network solutions. An easy to deploy, manage and scale VDI solution for up to 250
virtual desktops.
Tegile Systems
Booth #72
8000 Jarvis St
Newark, CA 94560
(510) 791-7900
www.tegile.com
Tegile is pioneering a new generation of enterprise storage arrays that balance
performance, capacity, features and price for virtualization, file services and
database applications. Tegile’s patent-pending MASS technology accelerates
performance and enables de-duplication and compression of data so each Zebi
has a usable capacity far greater than its raw capacity.
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The Williams Group
Booth #54
9755 S. California
Evergreen Park, IL 60805
(708) 499-2280
http://www.crosstecsoftware.com
The Williams Group is a reseller of CrossTecSoftware Corp. educational software
programs: SCHOOLVUE is a computer lab management program that allows the
teacher to instruct, monitor and collaborate with student PCs; VUE X is the
classroom management software for Mac and Linux users; EMS is an IT asset
management program; REMOTE CONTROL provides IT personnel desktop control
and support; SoftXpand is a multiseat desktop virtualization software without a
thin client.
Thinkersize LLC
Booth #48
340 Warwick Lane
Lake in the Hills, IL 60156
(815) 482-3246
www.craniumcore.com
Thinkersize LLC is the home of Cranium CoRE, a Web 2.0 gaming in a social
network website for English Language Arts Common Core Standards
development skills from 1st grade through 12th grade levels. It is an open source
environment that is, as result, cross curricular and interdisciplinary by nature.
There is a free app, Cranium CoRE Remote, that allows any mobile device
connected to the Internet to become a gaming vehicle device. Visit the website,
www.craniumcore.com, to sign up for a free subscription and try it with your
students.
TSI Technology Solutions, LLC
Booths #95 & #96
700 Fountain Lakes Blvd
Saint Charles, MO 63301
(636) 949-8889
www.tsi-global.com
TSI is a full-service, licensed and bonded low-voltage network cabling contractor,
specializing in the installation of state of the art, high-performance network
solutions for A/V, voice, data, video, wireless, security, CATV, outside plant and
central office communications.
Turning Technologies
Booth #23
255 W. Federal Street
Youngstown, OH 44503
(330) 746-3015
www.TurningTechnologies.com
Turning Technologies creates leading assessment delivery and data collection
solutions. Student response systems provide formative assessment FOR learning
to summative assessment OF learning, and all checkpoints during the process.
Collect valuable data to evaluate understanding, report student progress
indicators, instantly grade exams and see measurable gains in retention and
learning.
University of Missouri/EdTech
Booth #64
111 London Hall
Columbia, MO 65211
(573) 884-0282
www.edtech.missouri.edu
The Educational Technology (EdTech) emphasis area at MU is your portal to
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excellence and leadership in designing, developing and implementing technology
in education, training and performance support. Three focus areas are available
for your degree. Each area is available ONLINE as either a Master's Degree or an
Educational Specialist Degree. All areas emphasize project-based learning where
you learn while working on projects useful to you. You pick the professional goal
that makes sense to you, and the EdTech faculty will help you transform your goal
into your reality.
Vintage Tech, LLC
Booth #58
4380-A Belgium Blvd
Riverside, MO 64150
(816) 225-1008
www.vintagetechrecyclers.com
Vintage Tech is a full-service electronics recycling company. We have been in
business since 2005 and specialize in developing affordable, responsible and
sustainable recycling programs to help you manage your electronic equipment as
it reaches the end of its life cycle. Vintage Tech is a highly accredited company
and holds e-Stewards, R2 and ISO 14001 certification. Recent awards include the
2012 Better Business Bureau Torch Award for Marketplace Ethics in the
Chicagoland area and 2012 Small Business of the Year Award from the Naperville
Chamber of Commerce.
W. Schiller & Company
Booths #19 & #20
9240 Manchester Rd
St Louis, MO 63144
(314) 968-3650
www.schillersAV.com
* Complete Educational Audio-Visual Vendor
* Professional Development on SMART systems
* SMART Boards, Projectors, Audio Systems, Clickers
* Video Walls, Digital Signs, LCD Displays, Interactive LCDs
* Flexrooms, Classrooms, Cafetoriums, Theaters, Gymnasiums
* Design, Installation, Project Mgt., Support, & Service
* On-Staff Technicians, Installers, & Programmers
* Licensed Low-Voltage Contractor
* 800-366-7244 av@schillers.com
* Exceeding Customer Expectations
World Wide Technology
Booths #16 & #17
60 Weldon Parkway
St Louis, MO 63043
(800) 432-7008
www.wwt.com
World Wide Technology, Inc. (WWT) is a leading systems integrator providing
technology products, services, and supply chain solutions to customers around
the globe. WWT understands today’s advanced technologies, including unified
communications, security, data center, wireless mobility and eCommerce. When
properly planned, procured and deployed, these business solutions reduce costs,
increase profitability and ultimately improve a company’s ability to effectively serve
their customers. Founded in 1990, WWT has grown from a small startup to a
world-class organization exceeding $4 billion in revenue and over 1,700 highly
trained employees. WWT continues to achieve consistent financial growth and
provide our partners with uncommon strength and stability.
XIO
Booth #4
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