Many of you are doing great things with Chromebooks and you should celebrate your hard work! Share your positive experiences as a presenter at the TCEA 2018 Chromebook Academy. The call for proposals is now open.
Want to Know More about Presenting?
Take a look at these points about the Chromebook Academy, which will be held July 26-27, 2018:
- The event is intimate with approximately 250 attendees. This lets you get up close with the other presenters and have all of your questions answered.
- Presentations are 50 to 90 minutes long.
- Topics can cover a variety of Google Suites, Chromebook, and Android uses in K-16 settings.
- A proposal submission only takes a few minutes.
- Get your registration fee waived. Presenters with two or more sessions approved get in free.
- The deadline for submission is March 30, 2018.
Submit your proposal today!
Past Topics
To get you thinking, here are some past presentation topics that resonated with the attendees:
- Amazing Lesser-Known Google Tools
- One to WON! The FSHISD Chromebook Experience
- What A Site!
- Navigating the Admin Console
- Become a Certified Google Apps Administrator
- Going Paperless with Google Classroom
- Power Your Search
- Confessions of a Chromebook Classroom
- Full Speed Ahead – Google Sheets for the Win!
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