Webinars For Parents
WEBINARS FOR TEACHERS AND PARENTS
What is a webinar? Short for web-based seminar, a webinar is a presentation, lecture, workshop or seminar that is transmitted over the web. The key feature of a webinar is its interactive elements -- the ability to give, receive and discuss information, typically through slide show presentations, streaming video, VoIP, whiteboard and text chat.
** All you need is a computer and a headset! You can participate from home, school, or your office. Once you register online, you will be provided with the login information you require to take part in these learning opportunities.
- 4:30 pm to 5:30 pm
- Please log on at 4:00 pm to do your mic & speaker test!
- Cost: $20
- To register: http://199.216.220.20/ei4/getdemo.ei?id=15022&s=_2440VJFYS
Student Internet Safety-What Teachers and Parents Should be
Demonstrating and Teaching K-12 with Pat Bohnet
Monday, February 22, 2010
ABOUT THE SESSION:
The "Safe Passage" resource from the Media Awareness Network will be used to show
parents and teachers how to "teach kids to be safe and responsible online". This session will guide
you in showing your students good digital citizenship and how to demonstrate good practice on the internet!
Web Awareness for Parents and Teachers of Children - Ages 4 - 12
with Pat Bohnet
Monday, April 12, 2010
ABOUT THE SESSION:
Are you aware where your child/student has been accessing information from the internet? Is the information they have accessed valid or true? Do you know the contacts that they have in MSN, Facebook, and others? Did you know the internet is a common method for bullying? This session will provide you with the necessary information to start good digital citizenship practices using the internet and how to demonstrate good safe internet practices in your home and classroom. The resource "Growing with the Net - A developmental Approach to Children's Internet Use (Ages 4- 12)" from the Media Awareness Network will be used for this session.
ABOUT THE FACILITATOR:
Pat Bohnet is a trained Elluminate administrator for the ARPDC. Pat has been in charge of training and working with all CTS Elluminate moderators and is now designated as the provincial
ARPDC Elluminate Manager.
Olympic Fever!
Centennial Students were excited to be able to cheer on the Olympic Torch Runners. The students made signs and wore red toques, scarves and mittens to show their Canadian Pride. It was a super fun way to show support for the Olympics and a once in a lifetime opportunity to see the Olympic Torch.
