Upcoming Spotlight Sessions

Access to FREE Professional Development … From Your Computer

Interact with experts in the fields of collaborative learning, educational trends, distance learning, and technology. CILC’s live Spotlight Sessions are:

• available to those registered on www.cilc.org. To register is free.
• presented in a webinar format. What is a Webinar?
• On Demand and accessible to those with Premium Service to make your experience more than a one time event!

Upcoming Sessions – Register Early!

• Sessions are limited to 100 participants.
• Purchase CILC Premium Service today for access to all On Demand Spotlights!

Presenter: Dr. Myra Zarnowski Title: Person-Centered Views of the Past Date: 02/01/2012 Time: 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM Eastern Time Registration Deadline: 01/30/2012 Grip Young Readers with Nonfiction History Books deliver facts and appeal to emotions! Join Dr. Myra Zarnowski as she interviews Jim Murphy and Andrea Warren, authors of nonfiction history for children. Discover how a person-centered view of history allows readers to "zoom-in" on intriguing individuals and "zoom-out" to examine the setting in which they lived. The significance of the "lessons of history" from authors who write about them. more about how these authors research, write, and think about the past. inside information to share with your students about each author's latest books! For teachers grades 3-12, therapists, administrators, staff developers, parents, teacher-educators and pre-service teachers.

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For more information and to suggest topics and speakers for future spotlight sessions, contact Tonia Carriger at 317-231-6587.

What Others are Saying
"Thank you for such an informative webinar, my fellow teachers and I were "newbies" to the online seminar idea and are hooked!"
Participant from David Gordon's session: Meeting the Needs of Children with Chronic Health Conditions-In and Out of the Hospital

"The best intro to vc course on the planet."
Participant from Doug Meyer's session: Tips for Integrating Videoconferencing into your Classroom: An Introduction

“Great ideas and resources I will implement. Usually webinars seem too long. I wish this one could have kept going.”
Participant from Wes Fryer’s Spotlight Session on Quick Victories for Blended Learning

“It gave me some ideas on making the learning authentic/providing hooks. I struggle for ideas on how to do that, but gained some valuable ideas from the presentation to help move me forward in this area.”
Participant from Bev Mattocks and Monica Cougan’s Spotlight session on Student Engagement: Real World Projects – Rich in 21st Century Skills