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MSPnet Academy 2015

Bootstrap: Programming Video Games with Algebra
Presenter: Emmanuel Schanzer

Tools to Support Inquiry
Presenter: Robert Tinker

Using the WeCollabrify Suite of Productivity Apps to Enable Synchronous Collaboration and Support Social Learning
Presenters: Elliot Soloway, and Cathie Norris

Infusing Computational Thinking into Science Education
Presenters: Irene Lee, Paige Prescott, and Maureen Psaila-Dombrowski

Finding Common Ground: A Taxonomy for Identifying and Describing STEM Schools
Presenters: Jeanne Century, Melanie LaForce, and Liz Bancroft

The Current State of K-12 Computer Science Education in the US
Presenters: Jeanne Century, Director of Outlier Research and Evaluation, Center for Elementary Mathematics and Science, University of Chicago
Sarah Wille, Researcher, Center for Elementary Mathematics and Science, University of Chicago

Making Sense of Measuring Implementation in Educational Research
Presenters: Jeanne Century, Director of Outlier Research and Evaluation, Center for Elementary Mathematics and Science, University of Chicago
Amy Cassata, Lead Researcher, Center for Elementary Mathematics and Science, University of Chicago

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MSPnet Academy FAQs

Who can attend?
All members of MSPnet may attend the webinar, and are sent personal invitations by email as each webinar approaches. Members of the public may also attend as capacity allows.
Is the webinar archive recording available to the public?
Yes. MSPnet Academy webinars are recorded, and these recorded archives may be viewed by the public.
Who can RSVP?
Logged-in members of MSPnet may RSVP; non-members who receive invitations by email may also RSVP via the link in their invitation email. RSVPs are capped at 100 people, so RSVP as soon as possible.
What does RSVPing get me?
Webinar space is limited. RSVPing 'yes' allows you to join the webinar 10 minutes ahead of the scheduled start time, ensuring your space in the webinar. Once the webinar start time is reached, access is granted to all on a first-come, first-served basis.
Who can join the follow-on discussion?
Logged-in members of MSPnet may read, subscribe, and post to the follow-on discussion. The public can read the discussion but can not post.