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Welcome to our UCET Newsletter! If you have teachers in your world that deserve to be highlighted, please email us media@ucet.org or message us on Twitter @UCET.

A new year means a new look for UCET! UCET has supported Utah teachers using technology since 1981. In 1992, UCEE transitioned to what we now know as UCET (Utah Coalition for Educational Technology). UCET has had many different logos throughout the decades, but we are excited to update our logo and give UCET a fresh look for 2022. Even though we have a new logo, UCET is the same organization providing Utah educators with quality professional development opportunities and experiences.

UCET 2022: Connect Call for Presentations
Now Open

UCET 2022 will be held on March 15-16, 2022 and will be a hybrid conference, with keynotes and selected sessions available online live!

  • Ignite! In 5 minutes and with 20 images come and inspire teachers! Share 20 slides in 5 minutes and inspire teachers (think of a mini TED event) Presenters will have just five minutes and 20 slides each to share their passions, tell their stories, or share their experiences in a continuous rapid-fire presentation! Presenter slides are shown for 15 seconds each on an automatic rotation for a total of 5 minutes of fame. By sharing what ignites their passions—a professional practice from the classroom, excitement about a new tool that will spark creativity for their students, or a personal story of student engagement– Ignite presenters will fan the flames for their fellow attendees while awakening their awareness, stimulating their thought, or spurring them to action.

  • Over the Shoulder (OTS): 20-minutes Focus on specific solution, tool or content provider

  • Lecture: Hour-long Traditional or Interactive

  • Panel: Hour-long Moderator and 2-3 panelists

  • Virtual: Hour-long Traditional or Interactive presentation/discussion, via the online meeting platform of your choice (Zoom, Meet, WebEx). If you choose this option, we strongly recommend that you plan on a co-presenter or two to help moderate the Q&A in the session chat and handle any attendee issues. 

Someone to Follow
 

John Arthur

@9thEvermore

John is is a sixth-grade teacher at Meadowlark Elementary, a title I school in Salt Lake City whose students have gained national recognition as advocates for children and immigrants through the videos they create and share on their YouTube channel, 9th Evermore.
 

Something to Try

Digital Respons-Ability is committed to educating and informing individuals to become empowered digital citizens. We provide education, support programs, and customized services for our professional partners. It is a free curriculum for parents and educators that "empower every person with the tools they need to be good digital citizens".
 

Something to Learn

UEN Course: Developing Digital Detectives

This course is based on the book "Developing Digital Detectives".  Participants will read the book which is provided in the course, engage in discussions and implement lessons within their classrooms.  

To browse more UEN courses go to  https://uen.catalog.instructure.com/

 

Nearpod PD

UCET & UEN Nearpod PD 

Check out a free Nearpod professional development courtesy of Utah Education Network and Utah Coalition for Educational Technology. This session includes all materials in this newsletter and updates to Utah’s Online Library!

 

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