On January 26, 18 instructors and guests met online to get an update on the PilotCity high school internship program and share ideas for virtual advisory meetings. We are going to put together best practices to share with everyone. Contact Jeff Briggs to provide your suggestions.
The North Region Advanced Manufacturing initiative for California Community Colleges sponsors Shop Talk calls for educators. On Sept. 8, 2020 over 15 participants shared how they are engaging students remotely, and some of the technology they are using to offer instruction virtually. In addition, the group discussed how to attract women to manufacturing classes and
In this August 18, 2020 session of Shop Talk, Chris Klein demonstrates Amatrol curriculum. Also plans were announced for October Manufacturing Month. Industry partners will be offering virtual tours. Shop Talk enables college and high school instructors in the greater Sacramento and North region to collaborate, share resources and discuss teaching methods, especially remote learning
In the August 4, 2020 Edu2Mfg Shop Talk, college and high school advanced manufacturing instructors discuss their preparations for school starting. With the pandemic, Career Technical Education teachers in the greater Sacramento region have had to be creative in teaching hands-on manufacturing skills remotely. In these Shop Talk calls, participants share information about kits they
Instructors met on May 26 and gained tips on how to manage effectively their class when teaching online. The guest speaker was Denise Bushnell, Sierra College, who teachers business and information technology.
On May 19, 2020 over 20 educators and industry partners participated in Shop Talk to discuss Teaching Advanced Manufacturing classes remotely. Watch the recorded session below. Link on Edu2Mfg was shown to find the remote teaching tools shared by teachers https://edu2mfg.org/news/category/instructor-resources Onshape Representatives did a demonstration Jono Schwartz, Colfax High School, demonstrates the card game
Weekly call with college and high school Career Technical Education instructors sharing tips and resources on teaching students remotely during COVID-19. Dan Turner and Joe Bayer from Yuba College and Faith Caplin with Cordova High School share their advice in this session.
On May 5, college and high school instructors gathered for this webinar to share resources and techniques to teach remotely and prepare students for advanced manufacturing careers. This week Roy Ingram, from Sierra College Mechatronics presented.
Here’s what is covered on the April 28 call attended by over 20 teachers from mostly Sacramento area colleges and high schools as well as businesses. The group is sharing tools and solutions to enhance remote teaching of advanced manufacturing topics. The video link is below. Introductions Name & School Karen Fraser-Middleton, Marketing Action, Inc.
Sacramento region college and high school teachers are meeting to share how they are teaching advanced manufacturing courses to their students remotely. This afternoon, we have Randy Schuster, from American River College who shares several tools he uses to connect on-line with his students. In addition, he ‘spotlights’ some of his students’ work as a