Share your Expertise and Earn Money on Sunday

When: Sunday, April 10th, 8-11 am

Where: Kalahari Resort

What: Earn money for creating high quality, standards-aligned digital resources

Curators will receive a $150 stipend for off-contract time, and $25 in travel expenses. Recognition certificate for contribution to the statewide, innovative project for access to high quality digital content for ALL learners across Wisconsin.

They are curating high quality materials in health, agriculture, business and information technologies, physical education, science, English language arts and mathematics at ALL grade levels.

You do not need to attend the WEMTA Conference to take advantage of this opportunity. There is a separate registration.

See this smore with detailed information and registration (at the bottom).

PLEASE Volunteer #WEMTA16

Make #WEMTA16 run smoothly by volunteering! The Conference Committee members volunteer many hours to plan the conference, but they need additional help at the conference.

Simply click on these links to volunteer.

Sunday April 10th Sign Up - http://goo.gl/xoO2Cw

Monday April 11th Sign Up - http://goo.gl/salx9N

Tuesday April 12th Sign Up - http://goo.gl/4vSscV

When you arrive at the conference, go to the registration desk for additional information.

Thanks for making this year's WEMTA the best conference yet!

Meet Josh Stumpenhorst #WEMTA16

Josh Stumpenhorst - Monday Keynote at #WEMTA16

Josh Stumpenhorst, the 2015 ISTE Conference Closing Keynote Speaker, is a junior high teacher in Naperville, IL. As a teacher his work has been recognized through numerous awards from local and national organizations such as Illinois State Board of Education, Illinois Computer Educators, NEA Foundation, International Society of Technology Educators and many more. His book, The New Teacher Revolution: Changing Education for a New Generation of Learners, challenges traditional methods of teaching and learning. You can follow Josh’s work on his blog at stumpteacher.com or through twitter @stumpteacher.

WISELearn at #WEMTA16

Meet Kevin Henkes #WEMTA16

Kevin Henkes — Tuesday Author Keynote at #WEMTA16

Kevin Henkes is the author of the Caldecott Medal Winner Kitten’s First Full Moon and the Newbery Honor Books Olive’s Ocean and The Year of Billy Miller. He is the creator of several picture books featuring his mouse characters, including the #1 New York Times bestsellers Lilly’s Big Dayand Wemberly Worried, the Caldecott Honor Book Owen, and the belovedLilly’s Purple Plastic Purse. Bruce Handy, in a New York Times Book Review piece about A Good Day, one of the author’s picture books, wrote, “It should be said: Kevin Henkes is a genius.” Among his fiction for older readers are the novels The Birthday Room, Sun & Spoon, Protecting Marie, and Words of Stone. His newest books for beginning readers arePenny and Her Song, Penny and Her Doll, and Penny and Her Marble (a Geisel Honor Book). Kevin Henkes lives with his family in Madison, Wisconsin.

Volunteer at #WEMTA16

Make #WEMTA16 run smoothly by volunteering! The Conference Committee members volunteer many hours to plan the conference, but they need additional help at the conference.

Simply click on these links to volunteer. When you arrive at the conference, go to the registration desk for additional information.

Sunday April 10th Sign Up - http://goo.gl/xoO2Cw

Monday April 11th Sign Up - http://goo.gl/salx9N

Tuesday April 12th Sign Up - http://goo.gl/4vSscV

Thanks for making this year's WEMTA the best conference yet!

Countdown to #WEMTA16 is on

Early bird discount pricing ends March 31st. Make sure to REGISTER before then! You don't want to miss this great professional development opportunity. Not to mention networking with great colleagues in and around our state. Time is of the essence.

TOGETHER We're Better @WEMTA16