Intel® Teach Elements
Compelling, Convenient,
Online Professional Development
for Educators
Terri Nikole Baca, Innovate+Educate
January 16, 2014
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Intel® Teach Elements
A series of compelling online professional development courses
that provide deeper exploration of 21st century learning concepts.
• Convenient just-in-time professional development for busy educators
• Compelling e-learning content, including animated tutorials, interactive
learning exercises, and offline activities.
• Free online
• Practical, with action planning activities to implement new approaches
in your existing curricula.
For K-12 Educators
Intel Teach
Elements
Overview
Designing
Blended
Learning
Assessment in
21st Century
Classrooms
For Administrators
Collaboration in
the
Digital Classroom
Inquiry in the
Science
Classroom
ProjectBased
Approaches
Thinking
Critically
with Data
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Educational
Leadership
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Designing Blended Learning
Designing Blended Learning
helps teachers transition
teaching to blended learning
experiences, where some
portion of learning occurs
online and outside of a
traditional classroom setting.
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5 Modules: 1-3 hours of e-learning each
Module 1:
Course Structure
Blended Learning Overview
Each Module has 3 to 6 Lessons
Module 2:
A Blended Learning Framework
Module 3:
Tools and Resources for Blended Learning
Module 4:
Assessment and Blended Learning
Module 5:
Blended Learning Implementation
Lessons
include
3 types
of
activities
1. E-learning:
learn concepts in
interactive tutorials
2. Action Planning:
apply concepts to
one’s own classroom
3. Facilitated Discussion:
share ideas and give
feedback on action plans
Designing Blended Learning explains and demonstrates
blended learning with interactive activities and locally relevant
classroom examples.
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Next Steps: Taking the Course
Visit www.intel.com/teachers to find a course
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Facilitated online course offered via IDEAL-NM
For a more powerful experience, take the course with a group of
leaders from your school or district.
• 8 – 10 hours of facilitated content on line
• Courses provided online by PED and I+E
• Courses will be available beginning February 2014
• Contact Dr. Jill Brown with Innovate+Educate for more information
(drjillbrown@gmail.com)
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Intel® Teach Elements:
Designing Blended Learning
Prepare your students for tomorrow’s careers
with effective tools, flexibility, and independent learning skills.
• Explore how
technology fosters
student
communication and
learning in a digital
environment
• Learn about
classroom
management
strategies that
support active
learning in a
blended classroom
environment
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Intel® Teach Elements
Inquiry in the Science Classroom
Explore ways to develop students’ scientific thinking and practices
Inquiry in the Science Classroom
is an interactive online course that
helps teachers engage students
with scientific inquiry practices so
they learn how to do science like
professional scientists.
Inquiry is the only Intel Teach
Elements course focused less
broadly than K-12, all subjects –
it is ideally for teachers of
students in 3rd to 8th grades.
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5 Modules: 1-3 hours of e-learning each
Module 1:
Course Structure
Introduction to Scientific Inquiry
Each Module has 3 to 6 Lessons
Module 2:
The Phases of Scientific Inquiry
Module 3:
Instructional Design for Scientific Inquiry
Module 4:
Science Inquiry in the Classroom
Module 5:
Technology that Supports Science Inquiry
Lessons
include
3 types
of
activities
1. E-learning:
learn concepts in
interactive tutorials
2. Action Planning:
apply concepts to
one’s own classroom
3. Facilitated Discussion:
share ideas and give
feedback on action plans
Teachers learn specific strategies for inquiry as part of any science
learning, regardless of the science discipline, to engage students
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Intel® Teach Elements:
Inquiry in the Science Classroom
An interactive eLearning experience for new and veteran science
teachers of students in 3rd through 8th grade, this course helps build
a foundation for scientific inquiry.
• Explore the rationale and
research basis, common
misconceptions, and specific
strategies for incorporating
inquiry into science learning
• See relevant classroom
examples for the Scientific
Inquiry Phases
• Learn best practices for
improving scientific inquiry
through interactive activities
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Thinking Critically with Data
Prepare students to think critically in our information-rich world
Thinking Critically with Data is an
online course where teachers
explore skills and strategies to
teach students to thinking
critically in our information-rich
world.
Teachers will understand how to
design student projects and
assessments that address critical
thinking skills when collecting and
analyzing data.
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5 Modules: 1-3 hours of e-learning each
Module 1:
Course Structure
Information in Society and the Classroom
Each Module has 3 to 6 Lessons
Module 2:
Project Design for Critical Thinking
Module 3:
Skills for Thinking Critically with Data
Module 4:
Tools for Effective Data Analysis
Module 5:
Critical Thinking and Instruction
Lessons
include
3 types
of
activities
1. E-learning:
learn concepts in
interactive tutorials
2. Action Planning:
apply concepts to
one’s own classroom
3. Facilitated Discussion:
share ideas and give
feedback on action plans
Teachers learn to help students develop specific skills necessary for
analyzing, interpreting, and displaying different kinds of data.
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Intel® Teach Elements:
Thinking Critically with Data
Developing the skills essential for analyzing information and
interpreting data is critical in all subject matters.
• Explore the
importance of
cultivating
students’ skills to
think critically
about information
• Develop strategies
for advancing
students’ data
collection and
analysis skills
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Collaboration in the Digital Classroom
Help students become more proficient digital collaborators, to
prepare them for our globally connected world
In Collaboration in the Digital
Classroom, teachers see how
collaboration helps students
develop 21st century thinking
skills and deepen content
understanding.
Teachers learn how to plan and
manage collaboration activities
that integrate online collaborative
tools.
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5 Modules: 1-3 hours of e-learning each
Module 1:
Course Structure
Collaborative Classrooms
Each Module has 3 to 6 Lessons
Module 2:
A Framework for Digital Collaboration
Module 3:
Tools of Collaboration
Module 4:
Collaboration Strategies
Module 5:
Collaborative Classroom Management
Lessons
include
3 types
of
activities
1. E-learning:
learn concepts in
interactive tutorials
2. Action Planning:
apply concepts to
one’s own classroom
3. Facilitated Discussion:
share ideas and give
feedback on action plans
Teachers learn how to plan collaboration activities
to help students develop 21st century thinking skills, deepen
content understanding, and prepare for the global world.
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Intel® Teach Elements:
Collaboration in a Digital Classroom
Follow two teachers who discuss and implement
collaboration strategies and tools into their classroom.
• See collaboration in
action—examples in the
classroom
• Explore a framework for
digital collaboration
• Explore online
collaborative tools
• Understand collaborative
strategies to support
ethical, safe, and legal
online collaboration skills
• Support and manage
collaboration
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Assessment in 21st Century Classrooms
Learn innovative approaches to assessment of 21st century skills
Assessment in 21st Century
Classrooms offers an in-depth
look at assessment that meets the
needs of 21st century teaching
and learning.
In this course, teachers see how
assessment strategies can benefit
their teaching practices and their
students’ learning. They learn how
to plan, develop, and manage
student-centered assessment.
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5 Modules: 1-3 hours of e-learning each
Module 1:
21st Century Learning
Course Structure
Each Module has 3 to 6 Lessons
Module 2:
Assessment Strategies
Module 3:
Assessment Methods
Module 4:
Assessment Development
Module 5:
Assessment In Action
Lessons
include
3 types
of
activities
1. E-learning:
learn concepts in
interactive tutorials
2. Action Planning:
apply concepts to
one’s own classroom
3. Facilitated Discussion:
share ideas and give
feedback on action plans
Participants learn to plan, develop, and manage
student-centered assessment.
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Intel® Teach Elements:
Assessment in 21st Century Classrooms
Follow three teachers who are implementing embedded and
ongoing assessment methods in their classrooms
• See assessment in action in
21st century classrooms
• Learn about purposes,
methods, and instruments for
assessment
• Understand how to integrate
assessment methods
• Plan and develop
assessments
• Support and manage ongoing
assessment and data
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Project-Based Approaches
Engage your students with new approaches for your classroom
Project-Based Approaches helps
teachers improve their
understanding and application of
project-based learning in their
classrooms.
This course is for teachers who are
new to project-based approaches –
and teachers who are experienced
with project-based approaches find
it equally helpful.
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5 Modules: 1-3 hours of e-learning each
Module 1:
Project Basics
Course Structure
Each Module has 3 to 6 Lessons
Module 2:
Project Planning
Module 3:
Project Assessment
Module 4:
Project Management
Module 5:
Project Instruction
Lessons
include
3 types
of
activities
1. E-learning:
learn concepts in
interactive tutorials
2. Action Planning:
apply concepts to
one’s own classroom
3. Facilitated Discussion:
share ideas and give
feedback on action plans
Participants develop materials and activities to implement or
improve project-based approaches in their classrooms.
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Intel® Teach Elements:
Project-Based Approaches
An experienced teacher mentors her colleague, sharing her
strategies to engage students in projects that enhance their
learning.
You’ll also see how students are
benefiting from Project-Based Approaches.
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Course Structure – Orientation
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