Webinars

▶️ Webinars

Below are recordings from webinars and other trainings I have done. I will continue to add new recordings over time as more are created.

Let me know if you have a request for a specific topic to be covered in a future recording. You can see my PD catalog with over 70 sessions here - https://bit.ly/curts-pd - or feel free to request a different topic not on the list.

For each recording you have the option to get a certificate of completion for watching the video, if you want.

👀 If you just want to watch the video, and not get a certificate:
  • Simple click the YouTube link next to "Video (no certificate)"
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  • Click the EdPuzzle link next to "Video (with certificate)".
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⚠️ Note: You are not able to skip forward in the video, but must watch it in its entirety to receive a certificate of completion. If irregularities are noted (not enough time between separate requests to have completely watched the video) the certificate will not be generated for the request.



✨ Artificial Intelligence Recordings

The ABC's of AI - What Educators Need to Know
  • Length - 42 minutes
  • Description - The capabilities and availability of Artificial Intelligence tools have skyrocketed in recent years. It is critical for schools to consider how to best address and use AI in education. In this session we will explore the ABC's of AI including: A) About AI (what AI tools are currently available and how they work), B) Benefits of AI (practical and powerful ways to use AI for teaching and learning) and C) Concerns of AI (how to address potential misuses of this transformative technology).
  • Video (with certificate) - EdPuzzle link
  • Video (no certificate) - YouTube link
  • Resources - https://bit.ly/curts-ai

Artificial Intelligence / Natural Misuse - Managing AI in Schools
  • Length - 45 minutes
  • Description - As beneficial as AI is, it also comes with challenges and the potential for misuse. In this session we will explore ways to address academic integrity concerns, tools and strategies to help monitor AI use, proper citation for AI generated content, ways to encourage positive use of AI in the classrooms, developing your own class set of AI guidelines for students, alternative assessment options, addressing AI bias and inaccuracies, student data privacy, identifying fake content, evaluating AI tools, and more.
  • Video (with certificate) - EdPuzzle link
  • Video (no certificate) - YouTube link
  • Resources - https://bit.ly/curts-aimisuse

Today's Special Classroom Guest: Mr. A.I. Chatterbot
  • Length - 48 minutes
  • Description - AI access for students is often limited because of the students' age or because of school policies. However there are lots of engaging ways for a teacher to use AI in class for interactive learning activities where the students are participating but the teacher is still managing the AI. In this session we will see how you can "invite AI into your classroom" for interactive projects including debates on any topic, live interviews where the AI takes on a role, "20 Questions" games on subject area content, co-writing activities, and more.
  • Video (with certificate) - EdPuzzle link
  • Video (no certificate) - YouTube link
  • Resources - https://bit.ly/curts-aiguest

The Future of Feedback - Guided Grading with AI
  • Length - 50 minutes
  • Description - One of the biggest challenges in education is the time required to provide detailed feedback on student work. Thankfully we now have powerful AI tools that can generate personalized feedback for student work based on the guidelines, rubrics, and style we suggest. This can include feedback on student writing from short answers to full essays, as well as feedback on spoken student explanations. In this session we will explore AI feedback tools such as Class Companion, Snorkl, EnlightenAI, and more.
  • Video (with certificate) - EdPuzzle link
  • Video (no certificate) - YouTube link
  • Resources - https://bit.ly/curts-aigrading

Super Tutor: AI to Support all Learners
  • Length - 60 minutes
  • Description - Artificial intelligence tools are a powerful way to provide support, accessibility, and accommodations for all learners for all of their needs. In this session we will explore ways AI can assist with individualized AI tutoring, personalized explanations, reading comprehension, summarization, writing supports, custom feedback, problem solving, review, and much more.
  • Video (with certificate) - EdPuzzle link
  • Video (no certificate) - YouTube link
  • Resources - https://bit.ly/curts-aisupport

Yes (even) You Can Code with AI!
  • Length - 60 minutes
  • Description - Don't know Python from Perl? Is HTML all IDK to you? Do you think JavaScript is the handwriting on your Starbucks cup? Even if you have never written a line of code in your life, you can with AI! In this session we will see how to use tools such as Gemini and ChatGPT to create code that you can use in Google Docs, Sheets, and Sites for learning games, activities, supports, time-savers, productivity helpers, and more.
  • Video (with certificate) - EdPuzzle link
  • Video (no certificate) - YouTube link
  • Resources - https://bit.ly/curts-aicode

🔑 Assistive Technology Recordings

Accessibility Tools to Support all Learners
  • Length - 45 minutes
  • Description - There are many tools, apps, extensions, and features available to assist all learners. In this session we take an in-depth hands-on look at a wide range of technology tools to assist any and all learners. These can include text-to-speech, speech-to-text, readability, reading comprehension, artificial intelligence tools, audio support, organization, focus, and more. Learn what tools are available and how to access and use these free tools with your students.
  • Video (with certificate) - EdPuzzle link
  • Video (no certificate) - YouTube link
  • Resources - https://bit.ly/curts-support

🔎 Google Tools Recordings

Hipster Google - Tools You Probably Never Heard Of
  • Length - 50 minutes
  • Description - Everyone knows about Google Docs, Gmail, Search, and other common Google tools. But there are also loads of smaller, lesser-known, but powerful tools that can be used for teaching and learning. Learn about 70+ hidden gems such as nGram, Trends, AutoDraw, Chrome Music Lab, Toontastic, Landlines, Reverse Image Search, Instant Search Cards, Semantris, Art Palette, Timelapse, Interview Warmup, GameSnacks, Data GIF Maker and more.
  • Video (with certificate) - EdPuzzle link
  • Video (no certificate) - YouTube link
  • Resources - https://bit.ly/curts-hipster

Excellent Extensions for Google Chrome
  • Length - 60 minutes
  • Description - Web extensions provide extra features, tools, and options for the Chrome browser. Learn how to find, install, and use extensions from the Chrome Web Store, and then explore over 150 recommendations. Hands-on demonstrations will be done for selected extensions, from tried and true tools to my newest discoveries.
  • Video (with certificate) - EdPuzzle link
  • Video (no certificate) - YouTube link
  • Resources - https://bit.ly/curts-ext

Google Sheets for Educators: From Data Noob to Nerd
  • Length - 52 minutes
  • Description - Google Sheets is easily one of the most powerful tools in the Google Workspace suite of programs. Unfortunately many people can feel intimidated by spreadsheets and all of their features. In this session we will take the mystery out of Google Sheets as we cover topics including view options, freezing rows and columns, sorting data, filtering data, formulas, charts and graphs, sparklines, conditional formatting, data validation, pivot tables, mail merge, and more.
  • Video (with certificate) - EdPuzzle link
  • Video (no certificate) - YouTube link
  • Resources - https://bit.ly/curts-data

Photo Words with Google Slides
  • Length - 1 hour 25 minutes
  • Description - Did you know you can place an image inside of text in Google Slides to make designs for vocabulary, names, places, concepts, reflections, goals and more? In this session you will learn the tips and tricks for you and your students to make and share these creative and educational designs, from simple examples up to advanced multi-image designs and animated GIFs.
  • Video (with certificate) - EdPuzzle link
  • Video (no certificate) - YouTube link
  • Resources - https://bit.ly/curts-photowords

Innovative Storytelling Activities with Google Tools
  • Length - 52 minutes
  • Description - Google tools provide many ways for students and educators to create and share stories. Slides can be used to create storybooks, e-books, comic strips, stop-motion animation, and story soundboards; Docs can be used for "Choose Your Own Adventure" stories, emoji rebus stories, and black-out poetry; Sheets can be used to create random writing prompts for inspiration, and more!
  • Video (with certificate) - EdPuzzle link
  • Video (no certificate) - YouTube link
  • Resources - https://bit.ly/curts-story

Active Learning with EduProtocols and Google Tools
  • Length - 42 minutes
  • Description - EduProtocols are instructional templates that are designed to engage students in learning through critical thinking, collaboration, communication, and creativity, in any subject or grade level. In this session you will see how engaging these can be for students by trying out several hands-on activities with Google tools such as Sketch and Tell, Iron Chef, Tier List, Thin Slides, and more.
  • Video (with certificate) - EdPuzzle link
  • Video (no certificate) - YouTube link
  • Resources - https://bit.ly/curts-active

Google Screencast for Teaching and Learning
  • Length - 41 minutes
  • Description - Google's Screencast tool for Chromebooks lets teachers and students record their screen, webcam, voice and annotations, and makes an interactive transcript that can be searched and translated! Learn how to use all the features of this awesome new tool, and explore how you and your students can use it for creative learning activities including instructional videos, student assessments, student projects, personalized teacher feedback, narrating slideshows, giving speeches, dubbing videos, explaining solutions, and much more.
  • Video (with certificate) - EdPuzzle link
  • Video (no certificate) - YouTube link
  • Resources - https://bit.ly/curts-gscreencast

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