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Discover how Métis knowledge, harvesting practices, and innovation bring the Grades 4-8 Science and Technology curriculum to life. Educators will explore the Educator’s Guide for the Métis Harvesting, Science & Technology Video Series, developed by Métis teachers, and see how Métis harvesting practices—from fishing and trapping to transportation and clothing—demonstrate engineering, environmental stewardship, and real-world …
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The World with AI: Explorations through Drama
As teachers consider the ways that digital literacy needs are expanding because of the growth of Generative AI use among students, the Council of Ontario Drama and Dance Educators proposes that drama and dance can provide gateways to making sense of this new world alongside students while keeping student well-being front and centre. By exploring …
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Diving Deeper with Google’s AI Tools – Cameron Steltman
Diving Deeper with Google’s AI Tools Join Cameron (TechTips with Cameron), a K to 12 Tech Lead for the Halton DSB, as he takes you beyond the basics and into more intentional, creative uses of Google’s AI tools to support teaching and learning. This session is designed for educators who are ready to move past …
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Getting Moving with Google’s AI Tools – Cameron Steltman
Join Cameron (TechTips with Cameron), a K—12 Tech Lead for the Halton District School Board, as he walks you through the foundations of using AI to support your practice and reclaim time in your day for what matters most in education: human connection. This hands-on session is designed for educators who are curious about AI …
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Train Your AI Brain: Customizing AI for Planning and Productivity
Discover how to make AI work for you. In this hands-on session, learn how to personalize AI tools like ChatGPT, Copilot, and Gemini to match your teaching style, workflow, and curriculum needs. You’ll explore how to “train” your AI to anticipate your planning routines, resource preferences, and communication tone so it becomes your time-saving, thought-partnering, …