Name: App Development with Swift: Build Something That Matters
Start: 2019-02-27T11:15:00-0600
End: 2019-02-27T12:15:00-0600

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App Development with Swift: Build Something That Matters

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This workshop focuses on app design as the primary motivation for learning to code. You’ll use Swift, Apple’s powerful and accessible app development language, and explore Apple’s high school curriculum that teaches students how to design and code their own apps that solve a problem or serve a purpose.

Moderators

Karrin Burns

3rd Grade Teacher, River Forest SD 90

Karrin Burns is an Apple Distinguished Educator (ADE) and novice iOS app developer. She is a Grade 3 teacher at Lincoln School in River Forest, Illinois. Karrin enjoys using inquiry-based learning and design-thinking in her classroom to maximize student learning as well as encourage... Read More →

Randy Saeks

Network Manager, Glencoe School District 35

Randy is an Apple Distinguished Educator with over 15-years experience supporting EdTech. He has presented at numerous conferences sharing ways the support of EdTech works in conjunction with instructional practices to achieve a full path to new initiatives.

Presenters

Bob Brown

Wednesday February 27, 2019 11:15am - 12:15pm CST
Utopia Threshold: Apple Education (2nd Floor)

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Strand Professional Learning & Coaching
Target Grade Level High School, Higher Education
Target Audience Skill Level N/A
ICE Chapter N/A
TAGS Apple, PD, PLN

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Karrin Burns

Randy Saeks

Bob Brown