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Registration Form

NCACTE Trade and Industrial Education Division Fall Professional Development Workshop

Thursday, November 15 – Saturday, November 17, 2017 Hawthorne Inn & Conference Center

Name

School/Organization

Home Address

Work Phone Home/Cell Phone

Email What Do You Teach?

Dinner and Opening Banquet: Thursday, November 15 - 6:30pm at The Hawthorne Inn The banquet and meal is included with the complete registration fee. The Buffet meal will consist of Toss House Salad, Herb-

Rubbed Grilled Chicken Bone-In Hindquarters, Cinnamon-Apple Glazed Pork Tenderloin, Garlic Grilled Green Beans,

Baked Mac n Cheese, Oven Roasted Red Bliss Potatoes, Dinner Rolls w/ Whipped Butter, Banana Pudding, Chocolate Tort.

Guest Meals can be added for $40 person. Additional Meals: $40 x ___ = _____ Guest: _______________________

Online Registration go to:

https://www.cognitoforms.com/NCACTE2/_2018NCACTETIDivisionFallWorkshop

Hotel Reservations – Rooms are blocked until Nov. 1st State Rate of $71.20 plus tax for rooms - Call to make reservations The Hawthorne Inn & Conference Center (336) 777-3000 Cost break down for the NCACTE T&I Division Fall Workshop:

$125.00 NCACTE Members

$165.00 Non-Members

*Please add $40 for banquet guests and include name online.

Please bring an item to include in the Silent Auction for Thursday nights Banquet.

Final bids must be in my end of business meeting on Saturday.

Events Below are to be paid onsite. Contact Darrin Bridges to reserve your spot.

*$60 for SkillsUSA Golf Tournament (per person)

Friday Meetings ONLY, No Food

$50.00 (NCACTE Active Members)

$75.00 (NON-MEMBERS or Inactive Members)

Vendor Registration Includes Full Access, Food, and Reception

$250.00 Vendors

E-Procurement ID: 26-3391570 If you require a W-9 for payment,

please email:

[email protected]

Payments should be sent to:

c/o Jonte Hawkins NCACTE T&I Division

364 Collins Road

Norlina, NC 27563

Please Note: No Refunds on Registration Fee. Substitutions may be registered in

exchange.

Registration should be submitted online by November 1, 2018

https://www.cognitoforms.com/NCACTE2/_2018NCACTETIDivisionFallWorkshop

mailto:[email protected]

2018 T&I FALL WORKSHOP SESSIONS

Google Classroom “Great Googly Moogly”

Canvas “Canvas 101”

SchoolNet “Tips & Trips”

Digital Learning Competencies – Best Practices

Digital Media – QLT/ ExplorNet

Autodesk Inventor Training

Autodesk Revit Training

Intro to CADD for Shop Teachers Using AutoCAD

SkillsUSA Framework: An Integral Part of Your Classroom Chapter

SkillsUSA Championships: Utilizing all Levels of Competitions from Local to National

Chapter Excellence Program: Elevate Your Chapter and Gain National Recognition

Preparing for the Adobe ACA Certification Exams

Preparing for the Autodesk ACU Certification Exams

Adobe ACA Certification Exam

NCCER Online Testing System “How to use it”

Digital Design – Adobe Acrobat, InDesign, Photoshop, & Illustrator

Realityworks session “Creating Student Engagement Through Experimental Learning Tools”

Woodworking Career Alliance (WCA) Teacher Certification

Learning Labs “Manufacturing Playground”

Autodesk ACU Certification Exams

Public Safety Best Practices

Advanced Manufacturing Best Practices

NCCER Best Practices “What Every NCCER Instructor Should Know”

ASE Accreditation & New Online Testing “Best Practices”

Dreamweaver HTML Coding with DW 2018

NCACTE T&I Division Golf Tournament

Winston Lake Golf Course

3535 Winston Lake Rd - Winston Salem, NC 27105

Thursday, Nov. 15, 2018

8:30 am – Registration

10:00 am - Shotgun Start

GOLF PACKAGES & SPONSORSHIPS

****RATE IS ONLY $60 per golfer******

All Packages Include: Green & Cart Fees, Lunch, and Prizes

Amount Type Quantity

$300 Sponsor Foursome (Includes Hole Sponsorship)

$240 Team of Four

$100 Hole/Tee Sign Sponsorship

$60 Individual Golf Package

Total

For Sponsors -- Name to Appear on Sign:

Team Member Name Phone Email

Team Member “A”

Team Member “B”

Team Member “C”

Team Member “D”

Fill out this form with the NCACTE T&I Fall workshop registration form on the first page of the packet to register.

Follow payment instructions on the first page of the packet. Email a copy of this completed form to:

[email protected]

Make Checks Payable to: NCACTE, Pay at the Golf Course the day of the Tournament.

All proceeds benefit SkillsUSA North Carolina and support programs and scholarships for North Carolina high

school and postsecondary students. Visit www.SkillsUSANC.org for more info. SkillsUSA is 501 (c) 3 non-profit

organization.

http://www.ncacteonline.org/NCTIETA.html

NCACTE Trade and Industrial Education Division

Professional Growth Workshop

November 15-17, 2018 Registration Check-in on Friday will be held at Robert L. Strickland Center

2100 Silas Creek Parkway - Winston-Salem, NC 27103

Thursday, November 15th

SkillsUSA Golf Tournament (Captain’s Choice) ----------------------------------------- 10:00am-3:00pm

Winston Lake Golf Course – Winston-Salem, NC

Registration begins at 9am at the course – make payment that day

Registration for Full Conference ----------------------------------------------------------- 4:00pm-6:00pm

Hawthorne Inn & Conference Center - Lobby

Opening Session and Dinner Banquet ----------------------------------------------------- 6:30pm-8:30pm

Hawthorne Inn & Conference Center – Poplar Ballroom

Silent Auction Begins

Friday, November 17th

Breakfast (Full Conference Registrants) ---------------------------------------------------- 6:00am-7:30am

Hawthorne Inn & Conference Center - Bayberry Bistro

Friday Sessions Only (Pre-Registered and Onsite Registration) ------------------------ 7:15am–8:00am Registration Check-in on Friday will be held at Robert L. Strickland Center

2100 Silas Creek Parkway - Winston-Salem, NC 27103

T&I Workshop 8:00am Sessions:

Google Classroom “Great Googly Moogly” ----------------------------------- 8:00am- 9:30am

Teika Clavell - NCDPI Digital Teaching and Learning Division (Educator on Loan)

Room – Rhoades A

Inventor Training “Best practices session” ---------------------------------- 8:00am-11:30am

Andy Owens – Catawba Valley Community College

Room #2407 Lab

Intro to CADD for Shop Teachers Using AutoCAD ------------------------- 8:00am-11:30am

Attendees must bring their own laptop with working software downloaded before workshop.

David Sharpe – Mooresville High School Drafting Instructor

Room #3367

SkillsUSA Framework: An Integral Part of Your Classroom & Chapter----- 8:00am-9:30am

Peyton Holland & Paul Heidepriem – SkillsUSA

Room – Auditorium

Preparing for the Adobe ACA Certification Exams---------------------------- 8:00am-11:30am

Christy Dye – Certiport Inc.

Room - #2441 Lab

Preparing for the Autodesk ACU Certification Exams------------------------ 8:00am-11:30am


Room - #2441 Lab

Public Safety “Best Practices” ---------------------------------------------------- 8:00am-9:30am

Charles Autrey - McDowell H.S. Emergency Services Academy

Room - #3364

Dreamweaver HTML Coding with DW 2018 ---------------------------------- 8:00am-9:30am

Darcus Whitley – Cary High School

Room – Rhoades B

Realityworks “Creating Student Engagement

Through Experimental Learning Tools ---------------------------------- 8:00am-9:30am

Karen McDowell - Realityworks

Room – Rhoades C

Woodwork Career Alliance (WCA) Teacher Certification ----------------- 8:00am-9:30am

Daniel Kern – Montgomery County Schools Woodworking Instructor

Room – #3365

T&I Workshop 10:00am Sessions:

Canvas “Canvas 101” -------------------------------------------------------- 10:00am-11:30am


Room – Rhoades A

SkillsUSA Championships:

Utilizing All Levels of Competitions from Local to National ----------------- 10:00am-11:30am


Room – Auditorium

Public Safety “Best Practices” ----------------------------------------------------- 10:00am-11:30am

Charles Autrey - McDowell H.S. Emergency Services Academy

Room - #3364

Dreamweaver HTML Coding with DW 2018 ---------------------------------- 10:00am-11:30am

Darcus Whitley – Cary High School

Room – Rhoades B

Realityworks “Creating Student Engagement

Through Experimental Learning Tools ------------------------------------------- 10:00am-11:30am

Karen McDowell - Realityworks

Room – Rhoades C

NCCER “Using the NCCER Online Testing System” ------------------------- 10:00am-11:30am

Larry Clark – CTE IMC Central Coordinator for Harnett County Schools

Room – #3365

T&I Workshop 1:30pm Sessions:

SchoolNet “Tips and Tricks” ------------------------------------------------------ 1:30pm-3:00pm


Room – Rhoades A

Revit Training “Best practices session” ---------------------------------- 1:30pm – 5:00pm

Andy Owens – Catawba Valley Community College

Room #2407 Lab

Digital Media – QLT/ExplorNet --------------------------------------- 1:30pm-3:00pm



Room #3367

Chapter Excellence Program:

Elevate Your Chapter and Gain National Recognition-------------------------- 1:30-4:30pm


Room – Auditorium

Adobe ACA Certification Exams------------------------------------------------- 1:30pm – 5:00pm


Room - #2441 Lab

Autodesk ACU Certification Exams--------------------------------------------- 1:30pm – 5:00pm


Room - #2441 Lab

Advanced Manufacturing – “Best Practices Session” ----------------------- 1:30pm – 3:00pm

Jason Perakis - Richmond Senior High School Shane Stewart – Salisbury High School

Room - #3364

NCCER Best Practices:

“What Every NCCER Instructor Should Know --------------------------------- 1:30pm-3:00pm

Jonte Hawkins - NCCER Master Trainer Warren County High School

Room – #3365

Digital Media:

Adobe Acrobat, InDesign, Photoshop, & Illustrator ---------------------------- 1:30pm-3:00pm

Stephanie Dicken – East Carolina University

Room – Rhoades B

Trade & Industry Resource Center ------------------------------------------------- 1:30pm-3:00pm

Keith Edwards – Learning Labs Inc.

Room – #3367

T&I Workshop 3:30pm Sessions:

Digital Learning Competencies Best Practices ------------------------------ 3:30pm-5:00pm


Room – Rhoades A

Digital Media – QLT/ExplorNet --------------------------------------- 3:30pm-5:00pm



Room #3367

Advanced Manufacturing – “Best Practices Session” ----------------------- 3:30pm-5:00pm

Jason Perakis - Richmond Senior High School

Shane Stewart – Salisbury High School

Room - #3364

NCCER Best Practices:

“What Every NCCER Instructor Should Know --------------------------------- 3:30pm-5:00pm

Jonte Hawkins - NCCER Master Trainer Warren County High School

Room – #3365

Digital Media:

Adobe Acrobat, InDesign, Photoshop, & Illustrator ---------------------------- 3:30pm-5:00pm

Stephanie Dicken – East Carolina University

Room – Rhoades B

Dinner on Your Own --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5:00pm - Until

http://www.visitwinstonsalem.com/directory/dining

T&I Reception ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7:30pm-10:30pm

Hospitality Suite, Hawthorne Inn & Conference Center

Saturday November 19th

Buffet Breakfast --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7:00am-7:45am


Closing Session ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8:00am-10:00am


NCACTE T& Division Business Meeting ------------------------------------------------- 8:00am-9:00am

NCACTE T&I Division President, Darrin Bridges

NCACTE T&I Division President-elect, Todd Hartsell

NCACTE T&I Division Treasurer, Jonte Hawkins

NCACTE T&I Division Secretary, Shelia Thompson

NCACTE T&I Division Parliamentarian, Darren Hartsell

http://www.visitwinstonsalem.com/directory/dining

NCDPI Update ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9:00am-10:00am

T&I Consultants:

Mr. Craig Pendergraft

Mr. James Pressly,

Dr. David Barbour

Adjournment ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 10:00am

Regional PALC Meetings ---------------------------------------------------------------------10:00am – 11:00am


**Workshop Descriptions Below**

Workshop Descriptions

Google Classroom - "Great Googly Moogly" Teika Clavell

"Googlify your classroom instruction and make your classroom for efficient by

utilizing the G Suite (formerly called Google Apps for Education) to the MAX!

This session is chock full of tips and tricks as well as best practices from

sharing your calendar to creating virtual field trips."

Canvas "Canvas 101" Teika Clavell

"Getting to know Canvas is a lot easier than you think. From creating a course to

linking in applications, Canvas can be easier than you think. If you have never set up

a course in Canvas and want to learn how, this is the session for you!"

SchoolNet "Tips & Tricks" Teika Clavell

"Schoolnet is getting an upgrade! Don't worry, nothing is moving but a lot of things are

improving. Want to be able to utilize Schoolnet to the fullest like building lessons, searching

for pre-made lessons, reading data in two clicks, or making more meaningful assessments? If you

answered yes to any of these questions, then this is the session for YOU!"

Digital Learning Competencies - Best Practices Teika Clavell

"Best Practices for an Integrated Classroom - Bringing technology to the classroom is a

must, but it’s not always easy. Doing it the right way takes planning, understanding, and

a little bit of know how. It is a lot easier than it sounds! From the 4 C's to the TPACK,

learn how easy it is to make it right every time no matter what you are teaching."

Digital Media - QTL/ExplorNet Angela McCallie

Learn about the QTL/ExplorNet curriculum available for Digital Media and Adobe Academy.

Resources, updates, best practices, vocabulary strategies, certification tests and training will be

discussed. Don't miss this chance to expand your understanding of the materials available for

these courses.

Inventor Training Andy Owens

This session will encompass lessons to assist Beginner to Intermediate Instructors with

understanding the basic interface components of the Inventor Software. Lab will be equipped

with 2017 Software.

Revit Training Andy Owens

This session will encompass lessons to assist Beginner to Intermediate Instructors with

understanding the basic interface components of the Revit Software. Lab will be equipped with

2017 Software.

Intro to CADD for Shop Teachers Using AutoCad - David Sharpe

"An introduction to two-dimensional(2D) computer-aided drawing using AutoCAD. The

purpose of this session is to provide instructors, with little or no experience using AutoCAD,

the basic skills needed to create and draw projects that can be used in their classrooms.

Participants will be instructed how to: create/start drawings, basic set-up of drawings,

draw commands including lines and other geometry, modification commands, lettering,

basic dimensioning, and plotting. The skills learned in this session will impact student learning

through implementation of Digital Learning in the classroom. The session is designed to meet

requirements for NC Digital Learning Competencies for Classroom Teachers that is now required

for license renewal.

Leadership in Digital Learning

Teachers will demonstrate leadership in accelerating their integration of digital teaching

and learning pedagogies. Engage in virtual and face-to-face learning communities to expand

mastery of technological applications for professional growth and student learning.

CEUs: 0.7 (4 hours classroom instruction w/ 3 hour project to be submitted to the instructor.)

ALL PARTICIPANTS WILL NEED TO PROVIDE THEIR OWN COMPUTERS

WITH AUTOCAD LOADED!!!!! – The software is free from AutoDesk.com.

Create an Educator account, download, install, and test for off-network performance prior

to workshop.

SkillsUSA Framework:

An Integral Part of Your Classroom and Chapter Peyton Holland & Paul Heidepriem

The SkillsUSA Framework is a powerful tool that you can use every day in your classroom and to

enhance chapter activities. It provides a common language to talk about what students are

learning, it provides a method to assess student skill development, and it creates a vision for

your SkillsUSA program. This session will show you how to easily use the Framework to

enhance what you are already teaching, it will expose you to new resources that you can use to

take your students to the next level, and you will leave prepared to show industry how you are

preparing the next generation of the workforce.

SkillsUSA Championships:

Utilizing All Levels of Competitions from Local to National Peyton Holland & Paul Heidepriem

With over 120 competitive events, there is an opportunity to engage every student in your

classroom, however, there is a lot to learn to be able to utilize these competitive events to

greatest benefit of your students. In this workshop, we explore the various categories of

competitive events, explain preparation and training strategies, and get you ready to enter

any of the competitive event opportunities that SkillsUSA offers.

Chapter Excellence Program:

Elevate Your Chapter and Gain National Recognition Peyton Holland & Paul Heidepriem

The Chapter Excellence Program is an essential tool to help you organize your chapter, develop

student leaders, and create a program of work that will engage students in SkillsUSA activities

throughout the year. The Chapter Excellence Program is a superb guide for how to operate your

chapter and will help you grow at a pace that works for you. By utilizing this program, you will

also be eligible for State and National recognition based on what you do at the local level. This

program rewards you for regular chapter activities and engaging members. Whether you are just

starting your chapter or looking to take yours to the next level, CEP will give you the steps you

need to make it happen.

Preparing for the Adobe ACA Certification Exams Christy Dye

Preparing for the Autodesk Certification Exams

This session we will be covering everything you need to know as a teacher

about the Certiport.com Portal, how to proctor your students Adobe & Autodesk certification

exams, How to create GMetrix Practice Test for your students along with GMetrix Tips and

Tricks, Adobe & Autodesk Badging.

Adobe ACA Certification Exams Christy Dye

Autodesk Certification Exams

In this session you will be taking Adobe & AutoDesk Certification exams. If time permits, you

are welcome to try for more than one certification. Each Certification exams takes 50 minutes.

The last Certification exam will start at 3:45pm. If you don’t already have a certiport.com account

please register for one prior to this session by going to www.certiport.com and selecting

Login/Register on the top right.

Public Safety “Best Practices Session” Charles Autrey

This session will highlight the relationship between McDowell High School and McDowell

Technical Community College. The current relationship allows us to offer Associate of Applied

Science in Emergency Management classes during the school day through the Career and College

Promise program, as well as offer a Fire Technology IV class over the summer that results in

students being truly job-ready when they leave high school. Explanation and techniques on how

this process works will be discussed in this session. Also explained is how the funding the college

provides to increase the career opportunities for our students.

There will be an “Ask and Answer’ portion at the end of this session.

Advanced Manufacturing Session Jason Perakis & Shane Stewart

This session will be a continuation of our discussion from Summer Conference. Best practices

and methods you are using to teach CPT certification (Certified Production Technician). We will

discuss how to use Amatrol, Intelitek, Educate Workforce, High Performance Manufacturing

Text Book, or any other resource that may apply to obtaining CPT Certification. We want

everyone to share the trainers or handmade tools that you have found effective for hands on

application. We will have a time to discuss preparation for CPT Certification and the Final Exam.

NCCER Best Practices "What Every NCCER Instructor Should Know" Jonte Hawkins

After completing this workshop, you will be able to:

• Use the Blueprint given from DPI to make a weekly pacing guide to know exactly where

you need to be at any given point during the semester or year.

• Have the ability to use Google classroom for a “paperless” classroom.

• Understand the NCCER’s IRC and use it efficiently

• Understand TESTGEN and why it is useful

If you are interested in learning these techniques, bring a laptop.

We will also have an open discussion for any questions that involve curriculum or practices in

NCCER.

Dreamweaver HTML Coding with DW 2018 Darcus Whitley

The goal is to have a working website template that you can use for yourself or your class

and also to teach your class how to make their own website. We will go over the interface, the

windows, panels, menu, create and define web sites. We will be using HTML and CSS code and

basically writing the codes ourselves as opposed to letting Dreamweaver to do it for you.

Digital Media - Adobe Acrobat DC Stephanie Dicken

Adobe Acrobat is so much more than just a program to view and send PDF files. Attendees

will learn how to utilize the many features of this application to aid them in the classroom.

Teachers will need to bring a laptop with Adobe CC preloaded and their own surge protector

Digital Media - Adobe Illustrator & Adobe Education Exchange Stephanie Dicken

Learn Adobe Illustrator and techniques for simplifying complicated techniques in a way that

students will understand. We will use a variety of outside resources that will help you in the

classroom and cover the basics of using the Adobe Education Exchange.

"Creating Student Engagement Through Experiential Learning Tools" Karen McDowell

Engage your Generation Z students with hands-on experiential learning aids and simulation

technologies to further student understanding, create an interactive classroom and address

career path exploration. In this session, attendees will learn:

• Methods for engaging students with 21st Century technology

• Ideas for incorporating career exploration into the classroom

• Techniques for providing hands-on job skill development opportunities

• Ways to reduce classroom management and safety concerns while saving money on costly

consumables

Trade & Industry Resource Center Keith Edwards

This will be a talk/show session put on by Learning Labs. Area covered will be welding

simulator, 3D printer, CPT preparation and 911 Public Safety simulator. Take the opportunity for

a hands-on approach and demonstration of each of these classroom equipment items.

Woodwork Career Alliance (WCA) Teacher Certification Daniel Kern

Montgomery County Schools’ Woodworking Teacher, and WCA Certifying Teacher, Daniel

Kern, will facilitate the WCA initial Teacher Certification for Woodworking Teachers that have

not completed this Required Training. Mr. Kern, and T&I Consultant, Craig Pendergraft will also

facilitate a Q&A relating to the current Woodworking courses. If you have already completed

this initial certification training, but are planning on attending the conference, please feel free to

join us to catch up on any and all updated information related to WCA and our Woodworking

courses.

Using the NCCER Online Testing System Larry Clark

This session will be covering information relevant to the NCCER Online Testing

System. Whether you are already using the system or not, this will be very informative time to

learn more about the system, and how it can help make your module testing more efficient use of

your time, and actual quality of testing for your students.

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Registration Form · Jonte Hawkins - NCCER Master Trainer Warren County High School Room – #3365 Digital Media: Adobe Acrobat, InDesign, Photoshop, & Illustrator ----- 3:30pm-5:00pm