Ideas+to+earn+practicum+hours

I would like to have a list of practicum ideas that are nontraditional to earn our licensure!


 * Wired Wednesdays (A-OK/KMT)


 * WEMTA workshops (Conference attendance including workshops preceding the actual conference - W, T, F) (A-OK/KMT)


 * Coursework does not count


 * Attendance at CESA workshops or school district workshops DOES count (A-OK/KMT)


 * Tech Committee Meetings


 * Library Staff/Technology Coordinator Meetings


 * Online BadgerLink Lunch Programs featuring different databases/programs within BadgerLink(may not be convenient to your schedule)


 * Twitter #hashtag - there are numerous groups that "meet" weekly for an hour. You can watch/participate/save discussion...authors, LMS, education - related. I can post a link to #hashtags


 * Attendance at school board meeting if library-related topic is discussed (tech plan, library reports, challenged materials, etc.)

> > __**PRESENTATION SCHEDULED **__ > Special Agent Eric Szatkowski with the Division of Criminal Investigation, Department of Justice, State of Wisconsin, is going to be at Seymour High School Auditorium on March 20, 2012, 6:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. to give a presentation to adults/parents regarding Cyber Bullying, Facebook /My Space Issues, Internet Predators, etc. > This is at no cost. There will be day care provided at Seymour High School by the Family and Consumer Education class. > The event is sponsored by ATODA, Seymour Library, Seymour Rescue, and Community Family Resource Center. >
 * For those of us in the general Green Bay area, here's an opportunity I plan to attend for hours: __**SPECIAL INTERNET ISSUES **__
 * iPad webinar.....two dates still open. Here is the link: http://simplek12.com/tlc/webinars_ipad/


 * Destination Imagination: March 10 in Ashwaubenon. and March 24 in Oconto Falls


 * WSRA Wired Wednesday, On March 14th from 7:00 - 8:00 "An evening with Badgerlink, Common Core and Informational Text. >


 * Best of the Best in Children's Literature. Wed., March 14, 4:30-5:30 p.m. at the Brown County Library, Central Branch Auditorium

> Saturday, May 12, 2012 at South Milwaukee H.S. FREE! **If you follow Twitter, you know how popular these edcamps are. It would be an interesting experience.**
 * edCamp in Milwaukee > http://edcampmke.blogspot.com/2012/02/edcampmke-registration-is-open.html


 * CCBC: Great New Books for Older Children and Teens (gr. 6-12) Wed., April 11, 9:00 a.m., registration required. Will be archived


 * Gwyneth Jones, The Daring Librarian: Get Graphic! Easy Animation for Teachers. Archived Webinar
 * Twenty four hours of web innards,http://simplek12.com/tlc/webinars/#OEC
 * Twenty four hours of web innards,http://simplek12.com/tlc/webinars/#OEC


 * Gwyneth Jones, The Daring Librarian's webinar: Viva La Social Media Revolution! Available at your leisure