Door Prizes

Tom Reed

Jordan Stack

Pick up in the Exhibit Hall

#WEMTA16

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WEMTA Exhibitor Information

Malena Koplin

Library Media Specialist

Waukesha West High School

262-970-3907

2016 - April 10-12 Kalahari Resort, Wisconsin Dells

2017 - March 19-21 Kalahari Resort, Wisconsin Dells

Door Prize Winners

Anne Otto

Wendy Liska

Beverly Carlsen

Hallie Weibel

Pick up in the Exhibit Hall

#WEMTA16

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WEMTA Exhibitor Information

Malena Koplin

Library Media Specialist

Waukesha West High School

262-970-3907

2016 - April 10-12 Kalahari Resort, Wisconsin Dells

2017 - March 19-21 Kalahari Resort, Wisconsin Dells

Door Prize Winners

Sally LaPort

Ashley Matthias

Molly Somers

Jacquelyn Navis
Prizes in the Exhibit Hall

#WEMTA16

Door Prize Winners

Congratulations to the following WEMTA members:

Stanton Nesbit

Julie Watson

Tom Reed

Mary Hundt

Jordan Stack

Matthew Larson

Please come to the front of the Exhibit Hall and see Malena Koplin to claim your prize.

Keep watching. Prizes will be announced all day!

#WEMTA 16 Resource Links

Looking for presentation links & shared notes? Instead of clicking in the schedule on each session, we have created a one-stop-shop for all the necessary information. Please go to tinyurl.com/wemta16resources. Here you will find an awesome table of with links to all the sessions to take collaborative notes and presenters links will start populating throughout the next two days. Remember - TOGETHER We're Better @WEMTA16 

Hope you are enjoying the conference and look for the evaluation link to come out later on Tuesday afternoon.

Presenter Resources & Collaborative Notes

Collaborative notes for attendees have been set up for each session. tinyurl.com/wemta16resources

Presenter resources will be added throughout the conference. These resources are available for those at the conference, and also those that were unable to attend. 

TOGETHER We're Better @WEMTA16

Just Added - Limited Seats - Google Expeditions

SPOTLIGHT: Google Expeditions Pioneer Program - Jason Howard a Google Instructor

A VR (virtual reality) experience that allows teachers to guide students through tours of landmarks and other interesting locations. Using inexpensive cardboard headsets, smart phones, and a teacher-operated tablet, Google Expeditions lets students experience 360-degree views of places like Machu Picchu, outer space, and caves in Slovakia. Students are free to explore the immersive environments independently, but using a tablet screen as a guided tour interface, teachers can point out important things in each scene, add notes to the VR experience, and see an overlay that shows them where each student is looking.

Google is actively looking to have this beta product tested all through the summer. So if you have a summer program, that you would like for Google to bring Expeditions to for the students, Google would be very willing to do so. At this session there will be a sign up list. Be prepared to add your school to the list. Jason will then follow up via email with an application to get your event scheduled. Whether if it's at a community center, summer school, anything, Google is actively looking to fill in dates.