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Minecraft Monday: Fireworks!

July 6, 2020 by vsteadmin

Monday, July 6, 2020, 8 PM
NEW VSTE Minecraft Server
This week we will learn how to build fireworks in Minecraft, and our teacher will put on a spectacular fireworks show! Visit us on the new
Remember we have changed servers since last Minecraft Monday. Please add our new server but keep the old one, too. Directions below.
VSTE Place, our Minecraft Server has MOVED!
We still have the old Beastnode server so don't delete it, but please rename it. It is currently offline but will be used in the future for special events. Maybe VSTE Special Events server would be a good name! Watch for updates about this. Simply click the server in the list and click to edit it.

Please, add a new server with the new address.
The new VSTE server address, with port, is:
minecraft.vste.org:11002
Reclaim Hosting is now hosting the server. There is more memory allocated to it and we should be able to have more participants with less lag.  Joseph Knight did all the required technical things to accomplish the move. Thank you, Joseph!
There is a dynamic map of VSTE Place that is kind of fun to see.
You can even access it conveniently here:
http://minecraft.vste.org/index.html

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From the VSTE Board of Directors

June 5, 2020 by vsteadmin

The Virginia Society for Technology in Education is committed to providing an inclusive and welcoming environment in all of our endeavors for all members, participants, volunteers, partners, staff, contractors, and Board members. VSTE will continue to stand for and promote diversity and inclusion. We are committed to working with disenfranchised communities to support digital equity and access.

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VSTE Welcomes New & Returning Board Members

May 26, 2020 by vsteadmin

Five board members--three new and two returning--were elected to the VSTE Board of Directors for the 2020 - 2023 term. Join us in welcoming them to the leadership of VSTE.

Click on the links below to learn more about each member. And, click here to learn more about the board.

 

 

Chanel Alford-Campbell

Technology Integration Specialist
Alexandria City Public Schools

Learn More

 

 

Heather Hurley

Smiling WomanSupervisor of Personalized Learning
Arlington County Public Schools

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Scott Kiser

Smiling Man with plaid tie

Director of Technology
Wise County Public Schools

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Timothy Mays

Photo of manDivision Instructional Technologist
Sussex County Public Schools

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Heather O'Brien

smiling woman

Instructional Technology Resource Teacher
Culpeper County Public Schools

Learn More

 

 

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Virtual Virginia Webinar Series Archives

May 18, 2020 by vsteadmin

Our webinar series introducing Virtual Virginia to our different audiences is completed. The recordings and resources are linked below. More training opportunities will be announced as they become available.


Wednesday, May 27, 2020: General Overview of Virtual Virginia and Learning Management Systems (Audience: All potential users):
  • The Webinar Recording is available for your review (note: there were 1,000 attendees and some mics were open during the session).
  • Certificate of Attendance, May 27, 2020

Wednesday, June 3, 2020: Leading Virtual Virginia at the Division Level (Audience: Division level leaders)

  • The webinar recording is available for your review.
  • YouTube Streaming Recording.
  • This document includes Q & A.
  • Certificate of Attendance, June 3, 2020

Wednesday, June 10, 2020: Supporting Virtual Virginia in the School (Audience: School level leaders and technology coaches)

  • YouTube Streaming Recording
  • The webinar recording is available for your review.
  • Online Teaching Methodology Course Outline via Hampton City Schools
  • Certificate of Attendance, June 10, 2020

Wednesday, June 17, 2020: Teaching with Virtual Virginia (Audience: Teachers)

  • YouTube Steaming Recording
  • The webinar recording is available for your review.
  • Certificate of Attendance, June 17, 2020

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Supporting the 5Cs with the Distance Learning Toolkit

May 4, 2020 by vsteadmin

Teachers across the nation are wondering how to get students engaged, connected, and excited about learning right now. That is why we are thrilled to share our Distance Learning Toolkit with all educators throughout Virginia. We’ve been working with educators throughout the country to compile dynamic, interactive lesson templates that capture student interest and use little, if any, of the precious prep time given to teachers.

In the toolkit, you’ll find ready-to-use templates that are not only based in best-practices, but also allow teachers and students to collaborate together simultaneously and visualize the learning - regardless of working remotely or in the classroom. You’ll see what teachers in the field are currently doing to make at-home learning meaningful, and also be able to give real-time feedback to their students. You’ll also be helping students develop all of the 5 C’s  through these templates to ensure that they are still acquiring the proper skillsets and knowledge as they progress toward the Profile of a Virginia Graduate.

A critical element of the Profile of a Virginia Graduate is for the student to acquire the core skills needed to impactfully enter the workforce. This could sound uninspiring or untenable for students, especially if the connection between classroom experiences and the workplace isn’t clear. The right types of learning experiences bridge that gap by engaging students and triggering higher-levels of thinking as they acquire the necessary capabilities, both academic and technical, defined by the Virginia Profile of a Graduate.

Coaches, feel free to share these toolkits with your teachers as they’re looking for ways to get students involved and excited about learning.

Go to Distance Learning Toolkit by clicking here or on the image below:

Explore how other teachers are engaging in meaningful distance learning with their students

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

For more information, please contact:

Nate Wray
Lucid for Education
(801) 390-0896
natew@lucidchart.com

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