January 5-6, 2015, MPICT co-hosted its Winter ICT Educator
Conference in San Francisco.
More than 250 registered to attend physically. Others attended remotely by clicking on
presentation titles on the agenda and program at the scheduled times.
Most
Winter Conference presentations were recorded.
A few were not, due to technical issues or presenter choices. Click on links to launch YouTube videos. Some presentations fit multiple tracks.
There
were four keynotes for all:
James Jones, MPICT
Executive Director, and Steve Wright, CCC ICT/DM Sector Navigator
Brenda Wilkerson,
Senior Manager, Computer Science & Information Technology Ed., Office of
College and Career Success | Computer Science for All!
Howard Charney,
Senior Vice President, Office of the Chairman and CEO, Cisco Systems
E. Clarke Porter,
Founder and VP Pearson VUE
There
were twelve presentations by industry representatives, sharing information and
resources for improving ICT education:
·
What's New From CompTIA?
There
were 32 presentations by educators, sharing best practices:
·
ACM Competency Model of Core
Learning Outcomes and Assessment for Associate-Degree Curriculum in IT
·
Building Blocks of Successful IT Education
Programs
·
Creating IT Pathway through the Reinvention of
the Curriculum Development Process
·
Developing Programs/Courses for
Emerging Occupations
·
Skating to Where the Puck Will Be: A Framework for E-Books, Interactivity
and Student Engagement - 1
·
Skating to
Where the Puck Will Be: A Framework for E-Books, Interactivity and Student
Engagement - 2
·
Teaching
Introductory C++ Using Programming Principles and Practice Using C++, by Bjarne
Stroustrup
·
The Teacher
Externship: Exploring Quality Professional Development with Mission Bit, MPICT
and SFUSD
There were five presentations on improving
diversity in ICT:
There were thirteen presentations focused on
cybersecurity:
·
Cyber Security Instruction Using Virtual Environments – A Hands-On
Session
·
Developing a Multi-function Security Course to Incorporate within
Multiple Pathways
·
Introducing Security and Responsible Coding in Computing Courses
·
NICE Challenges Project (Part 1&2) - Using NICE Framework Based
Challenges to Enhance Cybersecurity Education
There were at least 7 hands-on labs not covered
above:
·
Creating/Using a Virtual Windows 8.1 System
·
Developing Your First Cloud Foundry App
·
Introduction to Jquery Mobile
·
Using Intel XDK to Build Mobile Apps
·
Violent Python
·
Wireshark Network Protocol Labs for Netlab and
ICT Certification Classes
Thank
you to everyone who contributed to making this a resounding success!
Please
continue to communicate and work with each other!
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