The Tech-Savvy Teacher AI Workshop!

Friday, February 28, 11:00 am–12:50 pm
Seattle Convention Center - 616

Dive into the world of Generative Artificial Intelligence with the dynamic duo, Mike and Jason, NCCE's Tech-Savvy Teachers known for their engagement and approachable (uh hum, goofy and nerdy) style. This workshop is designed to introduce educators to the incredible capabilities of AI tools, demonstrating their practical applications in the classroom. Whether you're just starting with AI or looking to deepen your understanding, this session promises a blend of learning and amusement. All experience levels are invited to join the conversation and camaraderie as we explore how AI can make teaching both fun and functional.

BYOD Needs:
There are no special BYOD needs for this workshop.
Format:
BYOD Workshop (1 hour 50 Minute)
Focus Area:
Artificial Intelligence, Blended Learning, Emerging Trends, Online/Distance Learning
Audience:
All Audiences
Skill Level:
All levels, Beginner, Intermediate
Grade Level:
All Grade Levels

Presented by


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Mike Agostinelli (Presenter)
Assistant Director, Curriculum Director
Montana Digital Academy

Mike Agostinelli is the Tech-Savvy Teacher at NCCE. Mike is currently the Assistant Director/Curriculum Director for the Montana Digital Academy, Montana’s state virtual school. Being able to teach and lead technology integration has brought a great pedagogic balance to Mike’s facilitation/instruction. Mike has been honored as an Outstanding Teacher by the Helena Education Foundation, winner of the ISTE “Making IT Happen” award, and the recipient of Blackboard Catalyst Teaching and Learning Award.


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Jason Neiffer (Presenter)
Executive Director
Montana Digital Academy

Dr. Jason Neiffer is the Executive Director of Montana Digital Academy and NCCE's Tech-Savvy Administrator-in-Residence. For 27 years, Jason has pursued innovative ways to combine technology and pedagogy to make learning engaging and meaningful for students of all ages. His interests include distance learning, media literacy, digital productivity, AI, and social studies education. He started in educational technology in 1984 when he set up all of the Apple IIe computers in Roosevelt Elementary School in Great Falls, Montana, as a rambunctious 4th grader. He has been chasing the thrill of Lemonade Stand and Oregon Trail ever since!