Education/Telecon 2018-11-18

23:12, 14 November 2018 (EST)~~ Nov 14 @ 2:30 pm, 2018

Participants: Katy Rico Margaret Mooney Megan Carter Shelley Olds Alan Gould Kalo Haslem LuAnn Dahlman Robert Downs

Agenda: 1. Introducing our ESIP Fellow: Kathryn Rico from University of Michigan!

2. Sean Gordon will provide an introduction about Jupyter Notebooks. Then discussion about the Learn to code initiative for teachers.

Winter Meeting session proposal due COB Friday November 2016, 2018; this has been submitted
Sean Gordan- Jupyter workshop consultant:

Curate a collection of potential notebook examples
Prepare ESIPhub environment for curated collection
Set up user accounts on ESIPhub
Guide exploration through selected examples
help develop a "storyboard" to illustrate the power and value of exploring and manipulating notebooks
Provide guidance to build pedagogical supports into one or more existing examples for use at the workshop

3. Out2Lunch Webinars- Spring talk recruitment

4. ESIP Education Handout draft

5. NSTA Charlotte regional conference November 2018-- Kalo Haslem share materials:

6. Logistics of purchasing and recruiting: ESIP Education PocketLab Technology Permanent Loan & Lending Library

Will be able to build on the ipad library that Margaret Mooney had done - checked out to teachers
Ping Margaret for lessons learned - comprehensive sign out procedure
Kalo is looking to partner w/ university near by for lesson planning w/ the Pocket Labs, science ed grad students

7. Hour of Code is nigh and everyone is welcome: December 3-9, 2018: https://hourofcode.com/us

Novice: try one out!
Parent: Work with your child(ren) to do a coding activity
Expert: try one out! See where our next generation is starting… what can you contribute?
Lots of topics from arts to science, lots of languages, lots of technologies