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SUMMARY:What School Could Be | Breakfast & Coffee Panel Discussion
DESCRIPTION:A panel discussion on What School Could Be and the intersections between investing and the future of education\n\n\n\n\n\nWhat actually happens when a community seriously invests in training young people to be not just #futureready\, but shape the future?  \nHear from panelists who will talk about the intersection of investing and movements to reimagine education towards student-driven learning and real world challenges. Panelists will speak to current and potential efforts to invest in\, and educate not one\, not two\, but multiple generations of young human capital who will shape the future of Hawai’i\, the nation and the world to be more just\, more equitable and fully sustainable. \nPanelists: \n\nTed Dintersmith – Retired VC and funder behind WhatSchoolCouldBe.org\nMark Loughridge – Case Accelerator for Student Entrepreneurship at Punahou School\nJohn Allen II – Director\, Searider Productions\nSusan Yamada – Vice Chair\, Pacific Asian Center for Entrepreneurship\n\nIan Kitajima – Director / Tech Sherpa\, Oceanit\n\nCoffee & Breakfast will be provided to all in-person attendees. \nDoors open at 8:00am for Coffee & Breakfast. Panel Discussion begins at 8:30am. \nAn online streaming option will be made available on FB Live at https://www.facebook.com/WhatSchoolCouldBe \nTickets are $45 and cover the event\, along with breakfast and coffee. Space is limited so please reserve your seats as soon as possible. The discussion will also be live-streamed via the What School Could Be YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/WhatSchoolCouldBe \nThis event is hosted as a collaboration between HVCA\, Funder Hui & What School Could Be. \nEmail Josh Reppun at josh@whatschoolcouldbe.org or Doorae Shin at aloha@funderhui.org with any questions. \nRegister For Tickets Here
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/what-school-could-be-breakfast-coffee-panel-discussion-3/
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SUMMARY:Altino Scratch: June 1 - Hawaii PDE3 Scratch Course | Trainings for Teachers
DESCRIPTION:What:  For 2021-22\, we have six PDE3 teacher trainings scheduled for computer science.  Learn to code and apply principles of computer science to your classroom. \nWhy:  Computer Science (CS) is a 21st century career choice but more importantly CS is about learning how to think creatively and logically. Also\, CS is required in every public high school in Hawaii starting in 2021-22 school year via Act 51. New legislation will bring computer science to elementary and middle schools by 2025. \nWho: Designed for K-12 teachers to teach coding. DOE approved for 3 credits. Open statewide. \nHow: We kick off live online at 8:00am\, but most of your training is via self-paced videos and online support from our Altino instructors. \nExperience level: No prior computer science or coding experience required. \nSize: only 30 teachers per training.  Wait list for only 10. \nCost:  $0\, but if you register and are a “no show”\, or you drop without a good reason\, you may not be allowed to attend this training again. Based on 3 years of delivering this training\, you should budget 50  to 75 hours to learn the materials and to complete your portfolio – three lessons with three student samples per lesson plan. This is a demanding training – if you are awarded 3 credits it’s because you earned it.     \nSponsors:  Public Schools of Hawaii Foundation\, Kamehameha Schools\, Oceanit Research Foundation\, Toyota Hawaii\, Department of Labor. \nContact: Brett Tanaka at OCID \nVisit HIDOE’s PDE3 website linked below and search ‘Altino’.
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/altino-scratch-june-1-2022-pde3/
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20220318T090000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20220318T110000
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SUMMARY:Altino Intro SCRATCH: March 18 - Introduction "SCRATCH" workshop  for teachers and parents
DESCRIPTION:Aloha Hawaii teachers! Join us for a hands-on hybrid SCRATCH workshop to expose you and your students to another world. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAloha! Please join us for a 2 hour hands-on workshop to expose yourself to elements of computer science\, coding\, and how you can use the Altino car (real/physical) to make subjects engaging and fun tomorrow. NOTE: for SCRATCH programming we do not have virtual car so we are planning an in-person workshop for those on Oahu\, while doing an online session for those on the neighbor island who have access to Altino cars. Every island has a pool of Altino cars. \nPrerequisite: None. This workshop is for non-technical teachers who have no coding experience\, and for existing Altino teachers who want to learn SCRATCH\, a visual programming language. We will have a separate setup day to get your computer and Altino car working together. \nWhat to Bring: A PC laptop (not Chromebooks) so we can load a special version of SCRATCH that is customized for Altino. For neighbor island teachers\, you will need to be able to join us via Zoom. \nInstructor: Terry Holck \nLocation:  Hybrid. A physical location on Oahu\, and online via Zoom for neighbor island teachers. A Zoom link will be sent prior to the start of the workshop \nIf you have any questions\, please contact Ian Kitajima\, ikitajima@oceanit.com or 808-531-3017\, or Terry Holck\, terry.holck@gmail.com. \nFor more information about Altino visit Oceanit Research Foundation at the Organizer website link below!
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/altino-intro-scratch-march-18-introduction-scratch-workshop-for-teachers-and-parents-3/
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20220316T090000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20220316T110000
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SUMMARY:Altino Intro C: March 16 - Introduction "C" workshop  for teachers and parents
DESCRIPTION:Aloha Hawaii teachers and parents! Join us online on March 16th from 9:00-11:00 am for a virtual Altino coding workshop. We’ll be using the new Altino virtual car to expose you and your students to another world. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPlease join us for a 2-hour\, virtual workshop to expose yourself to elements of computer science\, coding\, and how you can use the Altino car (virtual and real) to make subjects engaging and fun tomorrow. Click the website link beneath “DETAILS” below. \nPrerequisite: None. This workshop is for non-technical teachers who have no coding experience\, and for existing Altino teachers who want to learn about the virtual car. \nWhat to Bring: If you can join us via Zoom\, you probably have everything you need\, i.e.\, an internet connection and a web-browser. \nInstructor: Stephanie Mew \nLocation: Online via Zoom. A Zoom link will be sent prior to the start of the workshop \nIf you have any questions\, please contact Ian Kitajima\, ikitajima@oceanit.com or 808-531-3017\, or Stephanie Mew\, smew808@gmail.com. \nFor more information about Altino visit the Oceanit Research Foundation website in the organizer link below.
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/altino-intro-c-march-16-2022/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211012
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20211013
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SUMMARY:Altino Intro C: October 12 - Hawaii PD Course | Introduction to the Principles of Programming
DESCRIPTION:What:  For 2021-22\, we have six PDE3 teacher trainings scheduled for computer science.  Learn to code and apply principles of computer science to your classroom. \nWhy:  Computer Science (CS) is a 21st century career choice but more importantly CS is about learning how to think creatively and logically. Also\, CS is required in every public high school in Hawaii starting in 2021-22 school year via Act 51. New legislation will bring computer science to elementary and middle schools by 2025. \nWho: Designed for K-12 teachers to teach coding. DOE approved for 3 credits. Open statewide. \nHow: We kick off live online at 8:00am\, but most of your training is via self-paced videos and online support from our Altino instructors. \nExperience level: No prior computer science or coding experience required. \nSize: only 30 teachers per training.  Wait list for only 10. \nCost:  $0\, but if you register and are a “no show”\, or you drop without a good reason\, you may not be allowed to attend this training again. Based on 3 years of delivering this training\, you should budget 50  to 75 hours to learn the materials and to complete your portfolio – three lessons with three student samples per lesson plan. This is a demanding training – if you are awarded 3 credits it’s because you earned it.     \nSponsors:  Public Schools of Hawaii Foundation\, Kamehameha Schools\, Oceanit Research Foundation\, Toyota Hawaii\, Department of Labor. \nContact: Brett Tanaka at OCID \nVisit HIDOE’s PDE3 website linked below and search ‘Altino’.
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/altino-intro-c-october-12-hawaii-pd-course-introduction-to-the-principles-of-programming/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210713
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210714
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SUMMARY:Altino Intro C: July 13 - Hawaii PD Course | Introduction to the Principles of Programming
DESCRIPTION:What:  For 2021-22\, we have six PDE3 teacher trainings scheduled for computer science.  Learn to code and apply principles of computer science to your classroom. \nWhy:  Computer Science (CS) is a 21st century career choice but more importantly CS is about learning how to think creatively and logically. Also\, CS is required in every public high school in Hawaii starting in 2021-22 school year via Act 51. New legislation will bring computer science to elementary and middle schools by 2025. \nWho: Designed for K-12 teachers to teach coding. DOE approved for 3 credits. Open statewide. \nHow: We kick off live online at 8:00am\, but most of your training is via self-paced videos and online support from our Altino instructors. \nExperience level: No prior computer science or coding experience required. \nSize: only 30 teachers per training.  Wait list for only 10. \nCost:  $0\, but if you register and are a “no show”\, or you drop without a good reason\, you may not be allowed to attend this training again. Based on 3 years of delivering this training\, you should budget 50  to 75 hours to learn the materials and to complete your portfolio – three lessons with three student samples per lesson plan. This is a demanding training – if you are awarded 3 credits it’s because you earned it.     \nSponsors:  Public Schools of Hawaii Foundation\, Kamehameha Schools\, Oceanit Research Foundation\, Toyota Hawaii\, Department of Labor. \nContact: Brett Tanaka at OCID \nVisit HIDOE’s PDE3 website linked below and search ‘Altino’.
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/altino-intro-c-july-13-hawaii-pd-course-introduction-to-the-principles-of-programming/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210701
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210702
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SUMMARY:Altino Scratch: July 1 - Hawaii PD Course | Introduction to the Principles of Programming
DESCRIPTION:What:  For 2021-22\, we have six PDE3 teacher trainings scheduled for computer science.  Learn to code and apply principles of computer science to your classroom. \nWhy:  Computer Science (CS) is a 21st century career choice but more importantly CS is about learning how to think creatively and logically. Also\, CS is required in every public high school in Hawaii starting in 2021-22 school year via Act 51. New legislation will bring computer science to elementary and middle schools by 2025. \nWho: Designed for K-12 teachers to teach coding. DOE approved for 3 credits. Open statewide. \nHow: We kick off live online at 8:00am\, but most of your training is via self-paced videos and online support from our Altino instructors. \nExperience level: No prior computer science or coding experience required. \nSize: only 30 teachers per training.  Wait list for only 10. \nCost:  $0\, but if you register and are a “no show”\, or you drop without a good reason\, you may not be allowed to attend this training again. Based on 3 years of delivering this training\, you should budget 50  to 75 hours to learn the materials and to complete your portfolio – three lessons with three student samples per lesson plan. This is a demanding training – if you are awarded 3 credits it’s because you earned it.     \nSponsors:  Public Schools of Hawaii Foundation\, Kamehameha Schools\, Oceanit Research Foundation\, Toyota Hawaii\, Department of Labor. \nContact: Brett Tanaka at OCID \nVisit HIDOE’s PDE3 website linked below and search ‘Altino’.
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/altino-scratch-july-1-hawaii-pd-course-introduction-to-the-principles-of-programming/
CATEGORIES:SURF
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210622
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210623
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SUMMARY:Altino Advance C: June 22 - Hawaii PD Course | Advanced Principles of Programming
DESCRIPTION:What:  For 2021-22\, we have six PDE3 teacher trainings scheduled for computer science.  Learn to code and apply principles of computer science to your classroom.  For this class\, you must have completed the Altino Intro C class\, and received 3 credits. \nWhy:  Computer Science (CS) is a 21st century career choice but more importantly CS is about learning how to think creatively and logically. Also\, CS is required in every public high school in Hawaii starting in 2021-22 school year via Act 51. New legislation will bring computer science to elementary and middle schools by 2025. \nWho: Designed for K-12 teachers to teach coding. DOE approved for 3 credits. For this class\, you must have completed the Altino Intro C class\, and received 3 credits. \nHow: We kick off live online at 8:00am\, but most of your training is via self-paced videos and online support from our Altino instructors. \nExperience level: No prior computer science or coding experience required. \nSize: only 30 teachers per training.  Wait list for only 10. \nCost:  $0\, but if you register and are a “no show”\, or you drop without a good reason\, you may not be allowed to attend this training again. Based on 3 years of delivering this training\, you should budget 50  to 75 hours to learn the materials and to complete your portfolio – three lessons with three student samples per lesson plan. This is a demanding training – if you are awarded 3 credits it’s because you earned it.     \nSponsors:  Public Schools of Hawaii Foundation\, Kamehameha Schools\, Oceanit Research Foundation\, Toyota Hawaii\, Department of Labor. \nContact: Brett Tanaka at OCID \nVisit HIDOE’s PDE3 website linked below and search ‘Altino’.
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/altino-advance-c-june-22-hawaii-pd-course-advanced-principles-of-programming/
CATEGORIES:SURF
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210608
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210609
DTSTAMP:20250422T224900Z
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SUMMARY:Altino Intro C: June 8 - Hawaii PD Course | Introduction to the Principles of Programming
DESCRIPTION:What:  For 2021-22\, we have six PDE3 teacher trainings scheduled for computer science.  Learn to code and apply principles of computer science to your classroom. \nWhy:  Computer Science (CS) is a 21st century career choice but more importantly CS is about learning how to think creatively and logically. Also\, CS is required in every public high school in Hawaii starting in 2021-22 school year via Act 51. New legislation will bring computer science to elementary and middle schools by 2025. \nWho: Designed for K-12 teachers to teach coding. DOE approved for 3 credits. Open statewide. \nHow: We kick off live online at 8:00am\, but most of your training is via self-paced videos and online support from our Altino instructors. \nExperience level: No prior computer science or coding experience required. \nSize: only 30 teachers per training.  Wait list for only 10. \nCost:  $0\, but if you register and are a “no show”\, or you drop without a good reason\, you may not be allowed to attend this training again. Based on 3 years of delivering this training\, you should budget 50  to 75 hours to learn the materials and to complete your portfolio – three lessons with three student samples per lesson plan. This is a demanding training – if you are awarded 3 credits it’s because you earned it.     \nSponsors:  Public Schools of Hawaii Foundation\, Kamehameha Schools\, Oceanit Research Foundation\, Toyota Hawaii\, Department of Labor. \nContact: Brett Tanaka at OCID \nVisit HIDOE’s PDE3 website linked below and search ‘Altino’.
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/altino-intro-c-june-8-hawaii-pd-course-introduction-to-the-principles-of-programming/
CATEGORIES:SURF
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210603
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210604
DTSTAMP:20250422T224910Z
CREATED:20210415T221326Z
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SUMMARY:Altino Scratch: June 3 - Hawaii PD Course | Introduction to the Principles of Programming
DESCRIPTION:What:  For 2021-22\, we have six PDE3 teacher trainings scheduled for computer science.  Learn to code and apply principles of computer science to your classroom. \nWhy:  Computer Science (CS) is a 21st century career choice but more importantly CS is about learning how to think creatively and logically. Also\, CS is required in every public high school in Hawaii starting in 2021-22 school year via Act 51. New legislation will bring computer science to elementary and middle schools by 2025. \nWho: Designed for K-12 teachers to teach coding. DOE approved for 3 credits. Open statewide. \nHow: We kick off live online at 8:00am\, but most of your training is via self-paced videos and online support from our Altino instructors. \nExperience level: No prior computer science or coding experience required. \nSize: only 30 teachers per training.  Wait list for only 10. \nCost:  $0\, but if you register and are a “no show”\, or you drop without a good reason\, you may not be allowed to attend this training again. Based on 3 years of delivering this training\, you should budget 50  to 75 hours to learn the materials and to complete your portfolio – three lessons with three student samples per lesson plan. This is a demanding training – if you are awarded 3 credits it’s because you earned it.     \nSponsors:  Public Schools of Hawaii Foundation\, Kamehameha Schools\, Oceanit Research Foundation\, Toyota Hawaii\, Department of Labor. \nContact: Brett Tanaka at OCID \nVisit HIDOE’s PDE3 website linked below and search ‘Altino’.
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/altino-hawaii-pd-course-june-3-introduction-to-the-principles-of-programming/
CATEGORIES:SURF
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DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20210424T103000
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SUMMARY:Redesigning Education for an Online World | Design Thinking Showcase
DESCRIPTION:Please join us on April 24th at 9am HST for the Digital Transformation: E-Learning Models Showcase! \nThe Hawaii Department of Education and Oceanit have been doing a design sprint with 7 design teams made up of teachers\, parents\, community members\, and students to rethink education for an online world. The design teams have been hard at work collaborating and using Design Thinking to develop potential school/complex area models or components for distance/blended learning. \nAt this showcase\, teams will be presenting their ideas and models and soliciting feedback. Everyone’s participation in providing feedback is important as teams move into the final phase of the Design Thinking process! After the designs are finalized\, these new models will be shared with HIDOE Complex Area Superintendents\, Complex Area staff\, and School Principals. Schools and complex areas may consider these models for future distance/blended learning implementation\, as appropriate. \nOur teams are excited to share their design prototypes with you\, and we look forward to seeing you on April 24th! Please come support\, and give your feedback on their prototypes. Please RSVP at the link below and feel free to share this invite as well. \nDate: Saturday\, April 24\, 2021\, 9:00 a.m. – 10:130 a.m. \nMeeting Link  \n(please use the RSVP link below in gray before joining the meeting)  \nMeeting Number: 120 505 3012 \nPassword: online \n 
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/redesigning-education-for-an-online-world-design-thinking-showcase/
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