The NCCE Teaching with Primary Sources program announces its FREE 2015 Summer...
FREE two-day workshops coming to an area near you! Introduction to Teaching with Primary Sources Serving Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington These 2-day workshops, designed for K-12 Educators and...
View ArticleYouTube Thursday: Geek Gurl Diaries
[YouTube Thursday is a series featuring our favorite educational channels on YouTube. We believe in the power of video, produced by professionals, teachers and students alike!] The Tech-Savvy teachers...
View ArticleTwitter Chat: How to Participate in #NCCEchat
This Wednesday marks our first #NCCEchat. Our goal is to connect with members on a monthly basis and chat about all things edtech. New to Twitter chats? Let me explain how one works. Here are 5 steps...
View ArticleUsing TweetChat as another option for tonight’s #nccechat
Richard, Jason, and myself hope you can join us tonight at 7 pm PST for the first ever #NCCEchat We will be focusing on successes in the classroom experienced after the NCCE conference. Richard posted...
View ArticleApril #NCCEchat Archive
Thank you to everyone who participated in the first ever #NCCEchat ! Below is the archive of the conversation. We will be looking for a new time in May as to not conflict with our friends at...
View ArticleHow can time-strapped teachers find and use free resources from the Library...
How can time-strapped teachers find and use free resources from the online collections of the Library of Congress to support the needs of diverse learners? On Thursday, May 7, at 4 PM ET, join Library...
View ArticleNew #NCCEchat Day – Thursday May 28 at 7:00 pm PST
Join us Thursday May 28 7pm PST at #NCCEchat to discuss the topic: Distance Learning and Collaboration We hope to see everyone there! The post New #NCCEchat Day – Thursday May 28 at 7:00 pm PST...
View ArticleNCCE Summit Featuring Google Apps Call for Proposal
NEW AT NCCE 2016! DIGITAL BUG & TECH-SAVVY TEACHERS, NCCE SUMMIT FEATURING GOOGLE FOR EDUCATION NCCE is partnering with ESD 112 to host a brand new summit at NCCE 2016! You are invited to submit a...
View ArticleCheryl Strayed is #NCCE2016’s closing keynote!
NCCE is thrilled to announce that bestselling author Cheryl Strayed will the closing speaker at NCCE’s 2016 conference in Seattle! Details for registration will be out soon! See you in Seattle in...
View ArticleNCCE can support you with E-Rate thanks to Eric Chambers!
As of September 1, NCCE will begin providing full-service E-Rate support for schools and libraries that are seeking federal assistance on eligible telecommunications, Internet access, and hardware...
View ArticleComing to NCCE in February: the NCCE Google Summit!
We are thrilled to announce that this year’s NCCE conference in Seattle will feature the Digital Bug and Tech-Savvy Teacher NCCE Summit featuring Google for Education! Now months in the planning, the...
View Article10 Days of Giving is Back!
One of the biggest member events of the year starts Monday, December 7th! You must register to win. To show NCCE’s appreciation of educators throughout the Northwest they will be giving away one prize...
View ArticleNCCE Session Preview: Tech-Savvy Teacher Jason on Digital Distraction
I must apologize if you received the notification of this blog post via a Tweet or email, since according to researchers at University of California Irvine, it will take you an average of nearly 24...
View ArticleMeet a Tech Savvy Teacher: Cindy Etherton @EthertonC
Cindy Etherton has always been inspired by the idea of “What if…”. It motivated her during her years as an Oregon teacher of elementary, middle and at risk high school students helping her to push the...
View ArticleDon’t Prove Them Right, Prove Them Wrong
A keynote speaker, Kevin Honeycutt, at Northwest Council for Computer Education, spoke about how to face and deal with overcoming stereotypes. He says, “Don’t prove them right, prove them wrong.” To...
View ArticleEarly Elementary Teacher-in-Residence Position at the Library of Congress
This is a great opportunity for any early elementary teacher: The Educational Outreach Division of the Library of Congress is seeking applications from current teachers or library/media specialists for...
View ArticleAttention Spokane-Area Educators: Sign up for the May 5th Microsoft...
For all of our Spokane-area tech-savvy teacher friends: Sign up NOW for the May 5th Microsoft Innovative Educator (MIE) Teacher Academy at the Libby Center in Spokane, presented by NCCE. The event is...
View ArticleFlowlab: Web based iOS game creator
I am sure each and everyone of you have some students who are interested in creating games for iOS and Android. Flowlab.io is a great place for them to start learning. Flowlab’s browser based interface...
View ArticleNCCE offers E-rate services!
Say what? NCCE Offers E-Rate Services? Interview with Eric Chambers, NCCE’s Director of E-Rate and Services. You’ve been with NCCE since last September. What brought you here? I had been working at an...
View ArticleCall for Proposals – NCCE 2017!
Come one, come all! NCCE Call for Proposals is open until September 23rd. Join Jason and myself, along with over 1800 expected attendees, to the largest Educational technology conference in the...
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