2008 iSan Summit Update
From International Schools Apple Network (iSan)
Things are shaping quite nicely for the iSummit 2 and it will take all of our collaborative efforts to make this Summit interesting, engaging and relevant. We realize that many of your staff may not receive release time on Friday, October 3rd so we have organized a schedule that your staff can join on the Saturday only if this is the case. We have designed the schedule to include all level of learners and encourage you as ambassadors at your school to spread the word.
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[edit] iSummit 2 Two Day Schedule
[edit] Friday, October 3rd at Apple Japan Headquarters
The learning focused group will discuss Web 2.0, digital authoring, student led conferences, digital communication, mobility, 1 to 1 program, professional development, software, peripherals and other topics of interest.
| [edit] Saturday, Oct. 4th at Tokyo International School
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[edit] Speakers and facilitators
We need to confirm speakers and facilitators ASAP
[edit] 3 speakers for the Friday session
Jason Wik Brian Lockwood or ? Classroom or Specialist Teacher?
[edit] 2 facilitators for peer collaboration session
Gary or Phil from Nishimachi? Genki or Brian from YIS?
[edit] We need 5 speakers for the Saturday session
iMovie
Keynote by Patrick TIS or ?
Pages
iWeb
Wiki’s
[edit] 7 facilitators for the Digital Authoring Sessions
1. Create a movie using garage band, iPhoto, iMovie
2. Create a keynote presentation using iTunes, iMovie, iPhoto by Patrick TIS or ?
3. Create a Pages using iPhoto
4. Create a website using all of the apple tools
5. Create a wiki
6. Create a Podcast using Garage Band, iMovie, iPhoto, iWeb
7. Matching Japanese language teaching with Apple technology by Horii- sensei
Please speak with the members of your school community who you think
would be able to share with the participants knowledge relevant to the
above categories.
We have just over two weeks before the summit really need your collaborative support.
Please do not hesitate to contact me or Yoshi with any questions at all.
Good Things,
Patrick Newell Vision Navigator Tokyo International School
