E.L. O.N.E. English Learner Online Network Engine 1 Martin Cisneros Champions for Leadership June 2, 2015 Academic Technology Specialist Technology Services Branch
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E.L. O.N.E. English Learner Online Network Engine
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Martin Cisneros
Champions for Leadership June 2, 2015
Academic Technology SpecialistTechnology Services Branch
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Professional Development Goals
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Produce Useful
Product for EL Teachers
Professional Development Goals
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Produce Useful
Product for ELL Teachers
Build Partnerships Local School
Districts
Professional Development Goals
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Produce Useful
Product for ELL Teachers
Build Partnerships Local School
Districts
Build Partnerships
Ed Tech Business
Professional Development Goals
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Produce Useful
Product for ELL Teachers
Build Partnerships Local School
Districts
Expand Professional
Learning Network
Build Partnerships
Ed Tech Business
Professional Development Goals
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Produce Useful
Product for ELL Teachers
Build Partnerships Local School
Districts
Build Partnerships
Ed Tech Business
Expand Professional
Learning Network
Professional Development Goals
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Project Goals
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ChallengesPreparing lessons is time-consuming and mind-numbingly inefficient
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ChallengesTeachers are constantly seeking fresh ideas and materials to engage EL students.
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ChallengesHow do you find the right lesson, web tool, project or video to fit the need?
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Can’t find what they
need?
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Build What They Need!
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Sky is the limit
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Tools Needed?
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Get Partners!
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Accomplishments
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Statewide & Local Partners
Accomplishments - Ed Tech Partner
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Found an ed tech partner in CourseKicker. Provide a teacher’s central source for free lesson plans and teaching resources for K-12 math, science and english language arts
Accomplishments - Grew my PLN
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More brains,
More resources,
More ideas,
More feedback,
More opportunities!
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Key
ings
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Have an ideaBootstrapping on the side is a great way to
start
Achieve scale by doing things that
don’t scale
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Cut it downEmbrace feeling uncomfortable
Learn to fear not shipping
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Share the idea, get feedback First time explorer?
Beware of the social ideas
Think carefully about your “coming soon”
page
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I’ve found that often the hardest part of
creating a project is actually starting
Thank You!
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M A R T I N R I C A R D O C I S N E R O S
ACADEM I C T ECHNO LOGY S P EC I A L I S T
E: [email protected]: sccoe.org/edtech G+: google.com/+MarHnCisneros@TheTechProfe
@sccoetech
T H A N K Y O U !
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