Online Workshops
Online Workshops
CyberSmart! Online Workshops, facilitated professional development, give educators a hands-on experience in 21st century skills—the new basic skills—to meet the learning needs of today's students. That's S-M-A-R-T.
Five Online Workshops
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Safety
and Security Online
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Manners,
Bullying, and Ethics
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Authentic
Learning and Creativity
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Research
and Information Fluency
Twenty-First
Century Challenges
Each facilitated workshops offers a flexible format with no scheduled meeting times. Bite-sized tasks are structured to encourage collaboration and completion within a research-based professional learning community. Anytime/anywhere over a one month period.
Workshop Video
All workshops offer a rich multimedia learning experience. The interactive format includes guided learning videos, engaging discussion, and use of Web 2.0 tools to appeal to varying levels of technical expertise. At the heart of every learner-centered workshop is the inquiry-based CyberSmart! Knowledgebase, where educators question experts on thousands of topics.
Today's students are tuning out school because the ways they are asked to learn are dramatically different from the ways they learn in their digital world. But when schools open their doors to digital learning, student engagement and achievement soar.
By engaging educators hands-on in the same kinds of learning they are expected to encourage in the classroom, CyberSmart! Online Workshops provide a new and exciting way to provide professional development.
Online Workshop Features
Anywhere/anytime
Trained facilitators
Access to experts
Collaborative community
Learn by doing
Easy data management
Integrated assessment
Customized and scaleable
NSBA's Techology Leadership Network is pleased to welcome CyberSmart! as a partner to provide online professional development in 21st century skills to NSBA's TLN member districts
These workshops are for all kinds of educators, it doesn't matter what you teach. The skills I learned will be with me for life.
Meg Swecker, Instructional Technology Resource Teacher, Roanoke County Schools, Virginia
I understand better how online learning can be integrated with regular classroom learning to provide more resources and a broader learning venue...
Susan Tussing, Principal, Lyndeborough Central School, New Hampshire
I didn't realize how isolated I was professionally until I experienced an online workshop where I interacted within extended 'conversations' that sometimes took unexpected turns but always remained lively and interesting.
Diane Cordell, K-12 School Library Media Secialist, Fort AnnSchool, New York
