On Monday, September 30 the Waukee APEX Designing Web-Based Technologies (DWT) team traveled to the Des Moines to attend the first-ever Iowa High School Tech Summit. The event was free to all Iowa high school students and was a collaborative effort between Principal Financial and The Technology Association of Iowa (TAI).
This class can help attendees gain an understanding of the Windows desktop and file and folder management. Topics may include: the Windows layout, copying/moving/managing files, using applications, transferring data, using Windows accessories, finding/deleting files/folders, viewing/printing files, creating/managing folders, customizing the desktop and adding shortcuts.
Some go-to resources for learning new tech skills including presentations and handouts from some Iowa Tech Chicks events.
Your students can use Scratch to code their own interactive stories, animations, and games. In the process, they learn to think creatively, reason systematically, and work collaboratively — essential skills for everyone in today’s society.
Cyber-security is so important now with the number of devices and ever growing security risks. Officer Hesse from the Waterloo Police Department will share some tips on social media monitoring (especially for parents), things to be aware before you 'click and connect' and why usage limits do make difference.
Jefferson, a small community just shy of 5,000 residents, drew some big names at the latest business opening on Saturday.
Mark your calendars, because you are not going to want to miss the 2019 ITEC Fall Conference keynotes.
ITEC is offering full and half day workshops for educators on Sunday, October 13 before their 2019 Fall Conference kicks off.
The Hour of Code is a global movement reaching tens of millions of students in 180+ countries. Anyone, anywhere can organize an Hour of Code event or try any of the over 200+ one-hour tutorials, available in over 45 languages.
Cyber-security is so important now with the number of devices and ever growing security risks. Officer Hesse from the Waterloo Police Department will share some tips on social media monitoring (especially for parents), things to be aware before you 'click and connect' and why usage limits do make difference.
