MICCA 2004

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MICCA 2004
Discover
Motivate
Network
Baltimore Convention Center April 27-28
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Program Changes

• 22 Building Early Literacy Skills with Digital
  Photography
• 85 Exploring Math With Technology No Erasers
  Needed! (Primary Level)
• 169 What Administrators Need to Know about
  Teachers Using Technology
• 229 Exploring Math With Technology No Erasers
  Needed! (Intermediate Level)
• 240 Presenter Name Changed Amy Shafer
• 241 How to Create High Performance and Feature
  Rich Networks on a Tight Budget

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Cancelled Sessions

• Session I
• 22 Utilizing Whiteboards to Enhance Science
  Instruction
• 23 Its the Principal of the Thing
• Session II
• 45 Pixels AS Learning Tools

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Wednesdays Keynote Speaker
Cheryl Scott Williams
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MICCA is

• An Association
• for Educators
• Using Technology

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MICCA BENEFITS

• FREE WORKSHOPS
• GRANTS
• CONTESTS
• EDUCATORS AWARDS
• ISTE DISCOUNTS

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Feeling Stressed???

• Relax and get a massage!
• 15 for 15 minutes

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MICCA ONLINE

• Register for conference
• Register for membership
• Select FREE workshops to attend
• Get info about Technology Education Degree
  Programs in Maryland

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2004 NECC in New Orleans

• Join MICCA in New Orleans
• at the
• National Education
• Computer Conference!
• Maryland Reception Tues., Jun. 22
• Sat., June 19 Wed., Jun. 23rd

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Model Good Character

• During Presentations SHOW COURTESY
• Cease side conversations
• Turn off
• cell phones
• Audible pagers
• Electronic devices

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YOUR OPINION COUNTS

• Evaluate the MICCA 2004 Conference
• Complete evaluation form located at back of
  program catalogue
• Drop off at MICCA Booth

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MICCA BOOKSTORE

• Get the latest books on Educational Technology
• Location across from MICCA Registration
• Sharp Street Lobby exit
• CASH PAYMENTS and/or VISA, MASTERCARD, DISCOVER

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MICCA 2005 BE THERE!

• MARK YOUR CALENDARS!!!
• Tuesday,
• April 12, 2005
• to
• Wednesday,
• April 13, 2005

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Special Guests!

• Maryland State Department of Education
• Assistant Superintendents for Instruction are
  participating in MICCA!

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Generation Yes Students

• Check out the outstanding student/teacher
  projects that Gen Yes students had done.

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Presenter's Lounge
VIP EAST 4th FlOOR
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Altholton High School Presents

• Check out the magnificent video presentations
  slideshows created by students.
• The Academy Technology High School students under
  Mr. Reginald Hahne leadership!

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School Districts offering MSDE Credit

• Allegany County
• Baltimore City
• Baltimore County
• Carroll County
• Dorchester County
• Harford County
• Prince Georges County
• St. Marys County
• Washington County
• Cecil County
• Archdiocese of Baltimore
• Division of Catholic
• Wicomico County
• Worcester County

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MICCA SPRING BUSINESS MEETING

• Date Thursday, May 27, 2004
• Time 900am - 300pm
• Location Maryland Public Television
• Owings, Mills, MD
• Guest Speaker Tim Stroud Executive Director
• North American Council for Online Learning

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Desktop Publishing Contest

• Individual students may submit an original,
  written product that has been computer-generated.
  
• The entry may be fictional or non-fictional about
  a topic of the student's choice.
• The writing piece should be well-developed,
  organized, and accurate
• the presentation style should reflect best uses
  of technology when formatting text, choosing a
  font and layout, and selecting graphics that
  enhance the piece of writing.
• 4 level categories K-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12.

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Graphic Arts Contest

• Students submit an original art product, color or
  black and white, that is generated with a
  computer.
• Entries must be completely computer generated,
  with no enhancements made using other artistic
  tools.
• The artwork should be mostly completed in
  freehand, and be aesthetically pleasing.
• Artwork originality is valued.
• 4 level categories K-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12
• NEW CATEGORY THIS YEAR TEACHER LEVEL

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Multimedia Contest

• K-12 Maryland students teachers
• created using multimedia software such as Kid
  Pix, Hyper Studio, and PowerPoint.
• winners receive software for home school
• 4 level categories K-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12.

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Teacher Classroom Grants

• Grants not to exceed 700.00 will be awarded.
• provide funding to be used to promote new ideas
  in the use of educational technology and to
  improve student achievement.

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MICCA Workshops

• Hands-On 3 hour Workshops
• Classroom Applications
• Aligns with Teacher Technology Standards
• Templates Samples Provided
• Light Meal Served
• Evenings 5-8pm

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