Keynote: Building a Culture of YES!
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Christopher R. McGee, Ed.D.
Friday, March 31, 2017
Tuesday, January 17, 2017
Keynote and Feature Presenter at Poplar Bluff
Presented to the Poplar Bluff School District
Keynote Presentation: "Building a Culture of Yes!"
Breakout sessions:
1. Last Year Called They Want Their Lesson Plan Back
2. BreakoutEDU
3. Google Timelapse
4. Powersearching
5. Building your PLN
Keynote Presentation: "Building a Culture of Yes!"
Breakout sessions:
1. Last Year Called They Want Their Lesson Plan Back
2. BreakoutEDU
3. Google Timelapse
4. Powersearching
5. Building your PLN
Wednesday, December 28, 2016
Friday, October 21, 2016
Organized and Presented at the Missouri Google Summit
Organizing Team member for the Missouri Google Summit
Presented on "Using Google Timelapse"
#gafemo16 in the books! Teamwork at its best! pic.twitter.com/jPdol50kDS— Klista Rader (@klistar) October 1, 2016
Presented on "Using Google Timelapse"
Began Work as an Assistant Principal - Rockwood South Middle School
Assigned Duties
- Teams Grade 6
- 7th grade students A through K
- Activities Coordinator
- Assemblies
- Building Security and Keys
- Building Usage
- Custodians
- Drills
- Facilities
- Fund raisers
- Safety Committee
- Master Calendar
- Renaissance Committee
- NJHS
- Homeless Coordinator
- Child Nutrition Supervision
- VICC Program
- Field Trips
- Transportation
- Student Pictures
- Yearbook
- Lockers
- Free and Reduced Lunch
- Marquee Announcements
- SSD
- EVALUATIONS: Science, Math, Fine Arts, Practical Arts
Thursday, June 2, 2016
Presentations for Spartanburg Technology in Two Conference
Below are the resources shared at the Spartanburg 2: Technology in Two conference held on June 2 at Boiling Springs Elementary School.
8:30 - 9:30
Have you ever Googled your own name? Most people have at some point, and there's a good chance your students, colleagues and future/past employers have Googled your name, too. Make sure what they find about you in Google is what you want them to find. Whether this workshop is for you, or will serve as a unit plan for helping students create their own online presence you will learn these key facts:
1. SEARCH RESULTS. How do they work? How can I impact them?
2. SILENT DIALOGUES. What do people think when they see your results?
3. IMMEDIATE ACTION. Are people compelled to click and explore you further? How can they?
4. CONTACT. After people have Googled you, reacted and taken initial action, this is the crucial component.
It’s when you compound attraction with outreach. Because ideally, you’d like people to email, call or reach out to you in SOME way. Building an online brand is no longer an option in our digital generation, search results speak loudly, are yours saying the right thing?
Slides:
9:45 - 10:45
As teachers we plan units. We plan units because that's the way we've always packaged our learning. What if we did it differently? Let's identify the things that are the problems that confine us in our units, identify key ways we can rethink packaging learning and provide amazing, unique, innovative experiences where learning is the focus and students drive classroom experiences. Come to this session expecting to participate, be pushed and tap into amazing resources. Last year called, they want their lesson plan back.
Slides:
11 - 12
Character education is a learning process that enables students and adults in a school community to understand, care about and act on core ethical values such as respect, justice, civic virtue and citizenship, and responsibility for self and others. Often when we get behind a keyboard, those virtues disappear. Let’s learn more about the online space and how to provide student opportunities to learn digital citizenship in settings that are supportive to learning.
Slides:
1 - 2
School leaders have the difficult task of staying up to date with cutting edge learning technologies and systems, as well as leading a building. At the core of those tasks is productivity. This session will focus on increasing your productivity using tools and resources from the world’s top companies. We’ll focus on managing your to-do list, email, funneling, tracking progress and the latest trends in educational technology. Come ready to let go of old habits and build in new ideas to maximize your productivity.
Slides:
8:30 - 9:30
What Happens when they Google you?
Presented by Dr. Chris McGee, Connected LearningHave you ever Googled your own name? Most people have at some point, and there's a good chance your students, colleagues and future/past employers have Googled your name, too. Make sure what they find about you in Google is what you want them to find. Whether this workshop is for you, or will serve as a unit plan for helping students create their own online presence you will learn these key facts:
1. SEARCH RESULTS. How do they work? How can I impact them?
2. SILENT DIALOGUES. What do people think when they see your results?
3. IMMEDIATE ACTION. Are people compelled to click and explore you further? How can they?
4. CONTACT. After people have Googled you, reacted and taken initial action, this is the crucial component.
It’s when you compound attraction with outreach. Because ideally, you’d like people to email, call or reach out to you in SOME way. Building an online brand is no longer an option in our digital generation, search results speak loudly, are yours saying the right thing?
Slides:
9:45 - 10:45
Last Year Called They Want Their Lesson Plans Back, Transitioning your Classroom into the 21st Century
presented by Dr. Chris McGee, Connected LearningAs teachers we plan units. We plan units because that's the way we've always packaged our learning. What if we did it differently? Let's identify the things that are the problems that confine us in our units, identify key ways we can rethink packaging learning and provide amazing, unique, innovative experiences where learning is the focus and students drive classroom experiences. Come to this session expecting to participate, be pushed and tap into amazing resources. Last year called, they want their lesson plan back.
Slides:
11 - 12
Character & Digital Citizenship in the Classroom
presented by Dr. Chris McGee,Character education is a learning process that enables students and adults in a school community to understand, care about and act on core ethical values such as respect, justice, civic virtue and citizenship, and responsibility for self and others. Often when we get behind a keyboard, those virtues disappear. Let’s learn more about the online space and how to provide student opportunities to learn digital citizenship in settings that are supportive to learning.
Slides:
1 - 2
Tech Tools for School Leaders
presented by Dr. Chris McGee, Connected LearningSchool leaders have the difficult task of staying up to date with cutting edge learning technologies and systems, as well as leading a building. At the core of those tasks is productivity. This session will focus on increasing your productivity using tools and resources from the world’s top companies. We’ll focus on managing your to-do list, email, funneling, tracking progress and the latest trends in educational technology. Come ready to let go of old habits and build in new ideas to maximize your productivity.
Slides:
Friday, March 11, 2016
METC 16 Presentations
Updated Program and Presentation Page
Presented two sessions at the Midwest Educational Technology Conference (METC)
Creative Formative Assessments Using Technology. Slides below:
Shared and IGNITE talk based on my blog post: http://coachinandout.blogspot.com/2011/09/tom-cruise-solves-americas-education.html
Prompt: What if education was more like.....
My idea, Jerry Maguire!
Presented two sessions at the Midwest Educational Technology Conference (METC)
Creative Formative Assessments Using Technology. Slides below:
@cmcgee200 @METCedplus Rockin' Formative Assessment with Dr. McGee! Full House! #METC16 pic.twitter.com/vn3iDCQP5i— Kathy Hann (@hann4edu) February 9, 2016
Really enjoyed @cmcgee200's session on formative assessment. Very engaging and informative. #METC16— Seth Hunziker (@MrHunziker) February 9, 2016
Thank you @cmcgee200 for a great session on formative assessment! #metc16— KayThorn (@krv1415) February 9, 2016
Shared and IGNITE talk based on my blog post: http://coachinandout.blogspot.com/2011/09/tom-cruise-solves-americas-education.html
Prompt: What if education was more like.....
My idea, Jerry Maguire!
What if education was...care, mentors, focus, relationships @cmcgee200 #youmatter pic.twitter.com/cO97JnrTv8— Kelly Lee (@yogagirly) February 9, 2016
Presented at Andrews Academy
Added to Programs/Presentations page
Presented 90 minute workshop on Creative Formative Assessment through Technology. Slides below:
Questions or for reference please reach out to:
Joe Patterson <jpatterson@andrewsacademy.com>
Rob Ciampoli <rciampoli@andrewsacademy.com>
Presented 90 minute workshop on Creative Formative Assessment through Technology. Slides below:
Questions or for reference please reach out to:
Joe Patterson <jpatterson@andrewsacademy.com>
Rob Ciampoli <rciampoli@andrewsacademy.com>
Coordinator Evaluation
Was recently evaluated for my role as a Curriculum Coordinator for Science and Social Studies.
Strengths Included:
To see the full report click here.
Strengths Included:
To see the full report click here.
Kolbe B Results
Complete results located here
Takeaways:
I am best suited for a job that ask me to "manage rapidly changing priorities, testing the waters and taking qualified risks to succeed." I am "not ideally suited for a systematic worker who needs to act according to standard procedures, but rather for one who willingly takes calculated risks."
Learn more and complete your own Kolbe Assessment here: http://www.kolbe.com/
Takeaways:
I am best suited for a job that ask me to "manage rapidly changing priorities, testing the waters and taking qualified risks to succeed." I am "not ideally suited for a systematic worker who needs to act according to standard procedures, but rather for one who willingly takes calculated risks."
My current role as Curriculum Coordinator for Science and Social Studies and Educational Leader Intern for Edgar Road School uses my strengths in the following ways:
Wednesday, November 11, 2015
Featured Speaker: Teaching and Learning with the iPad Conference
Seen here: http://www.tlipad.com/speakers.html
Sessions include:
FULL DAY: Formative Assessment using Google Apps
1 hour: Powersearching
1 hour: #Appy Hour
1 hour: Formative Assessment using Google Apps
Resources and slides posted on Programs and Presentations Page
Sessions include:
FULL DAY: Formative Assessment using Google Apps
1 hour: Powersearching
1 hour: #Appy Hour
1 hour: Formative Assessment using Google Apps
Resources and slides posted on Programs and Presentations Page
Tuesday, November 10, 2015
Presented to Maryville University
I presented to Freshman as a part of their seminar class: "What would happen if they Google'd you?"
Friday, August 28, 2015
Updated Programs and Presentations
Presented 1/2 day and 1 hour workshop on "Ways to Rock Formative Assessments with Google Apps"
Blog post draft
Slides:
Blog post draft
Slides:
Wednesday, August 5, 2015
Updated Community Service Page
Serve on the "Teacher Education Department Advisory Board" for Webster University.
Saturday, July 11, 2015
Designation Changed from Google
In an effort to rebrand and streamline Google is changing the designation of "Google Certified Teacher" to "Google Certified Innovator"
See documentation here:
Posted on Webster University School of Education Blog
Recognizing the Outstanding Alumnus from the School of Education
See the blog post here: http://webstersoe.blogspot.com/2015/05/meet-school-of-educations-2015.html
Webster University School of Education: Meet The School of Education's 2015 Outstanding Al...: Meet The School of Education's 2015 Outstanding Alumnus: Dr. Chris McGee by Dean Brenda Fyfe Saturday, May 9th was Webster's 9...
See the blog post here: http://webstersoe.blogspot.com/2015/05/meet-school-of-educations-2015.html
Webster University School of Education: Meet The School of Education's 2015 Outstanding Al...: Meet The School of Education's 2015 Outstanding Alumnus: Dr. Chris McGee by Dean Brenda Fyfe Saturday, May 9th was Webster's 9...
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