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Program Questions?  Presented by  International Society for Technology in Education® In cooperation with the  Pennsylvania Association for Educational Communications & Technology (PAECT)
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Ticketed Workshops are the perfect complement to the many free sessions included with your general conference registration. Workshops provide in-depth exploration of the topics that are most important to you. Choose from a variety of focused, affordable, and effective workshops to meet your individual, school, or district staff development and technology planning needs. Advance registration and additional fees are required Workshop Evaluations
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ISTE's Annual Conference & Exposition · June 26–29, 2011 · Pennsylvania Convention Center · Philadelphia, PA |
Hands-on—Workshop takes place in a lab environment where participants are actively engaged in computer- or other device-based activities as the primary focus of the workshop.
Seminar/Demo—Workshop does not take place in a lab environment; instead participants are engaged in other forms of non-computer-based professional development activities.
WIN—Workshop takes place in computer lab running the Windows operating system.
MAC—Workshop takes place in a computer lab running the Macintosh operating system.
BYO—Workshop takes place in a lab where participants provide their own computers and/or other devices. See session detail descriptions for specific equipment prerequisites.
Beginner—For those with limited or no previous experience with content; no prerequisite skills required.
Intermediate—For those with some experience with content; may require prerequisite skills. See workshop's Web listing for details.
Advanced—For those with significant experience with content who are looking to expand their knowledge; may require prerequisite skills. See workshop's Web listing for details.
All—For all experience and skill levels.
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