Our Heartland AEA Digital Learning Team is pleased to announce the return of our popular EdTech course specifically designed for administrators. This course qualifies for evaluator approval credit or license renewal. Share this opportunity with your fellow leaders who may be interested in expanding their technological expertise.
This comprehensive course will equip educational leaders with the skills and strategies to leverage technology for improved productivity, communication, organization and school management. Through four engaging modules, you will gain valuable insights into:
- Integrating technology tools for leadership in digital environments to support student engagement, adult learning and creativity
- Exposure to digital-age learning experiences and digital tools that will help administrators become productive leaders in their schools and districts
- Growing an understanding of modernized, innovative options for feedback and data-based decision-making
- Exploring instructional and leadership practices utilizing education technology
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Location: Heartland AEA Regional Education Center, 6500 Corporate Drive, Johnston
Dates: Nov. 29 and Dec. 7
Credit: 1 LR and/or Evaluator Approval
Course #: 203354
The Dec. 21 Future Ready Network will have time devoted to Work-Based and Authentic Learning. Several districts will also present their Work-Based Learning programs and how they use the Iowa Clearinghouse for Work-Based Learning to manage their projects in the morning. The afternoon workshop from 12:30-2:30 p.m. is for district Work-Based Learning leaders who are interested in becoming a district project board manager in the Clearinghouse. If you are interested in becoming a Clearinghouse project board manager for your district, complete this survey.
Visit the Heartland AEA Future Ready Website to stay up to date on news, resources, past network Zoom recordings and more! For more information, contact Sue Schirmer at sschirmer@heartlandaea.org or Angela Dvorak at advorak@heartlandaea.org.
Heartland AEA provides hearing screenings for infants, young children and school-age learners, all at no cost to families. These screenings help to identify children who may need further testing for hearing loss or additional support in the classroom. Early detection of hearing loss can help ensure that appropriate services and supports are put in place to meet the unique needs of each child. This can make a significant difference in their learning, development and social-emotional well-being.
