Workshops - About the Workshops

UNLV and Project THREAD have worked together to present a variety of opportunities for classroom and pre-service teachers to learn to integrate technology throughout their curricula. Semester long courses such as ICE 700E and ICG 700E are offered to familiarize educators with different methods for using technology in order to support student learning. Other workshops, such as Apple's Creating Digital Movies, and the Student Teaching & Practicum Field Supervisors Workshop are one to three day classes that focus on using technology in the classroom. For more information about each class, please click on any of the following course titles.

In addition to these courses, Project THREAD also offers a Summer Training Institute. This series of half and full-day workshops focus on teaching participants how to use a variety of technology. For information about seminars, times, and locations, please check the Project THEAD Workshop Calendar

Dr. Helen Barrett, workshop series Electronic Portfolios	ICG 700 Workshop
ICG 700 Spring 2002 Technology for Cooperating Teachers	ICG 700 Workshop
Summer Training Institute This summer we provided a variety of technology-related workshops for UNLV faculty, mini-grant recipients.	Discussing a website
Field Supervisor Workshops are a series of introductory courses created for practicum and student-teaching supervisors.	Supervisors learning about technology
ICG 700E is a graduate level continuing education course taught in partnership with CCSD and UNLV that is offered each semester for K-12 cooperating teachers who are working with student teachers.	Working with a Laptop
Creating Digital Movies This workshop, presented by Larry Anderson of Apple Computer teaches participants how to create digital movies.	Creating a Digital Movie
ICE 700E Connecting Curriculum and Technology is a graduate level continuing education course designed for elementary level cooperating teachers from the Clark County School District who are currently working with student teachers.	Karen Grove, the workshop facilitator, guides a mentor teacher.