Organizer
NYSCATE
New York State Association for Computers and Technologies in Education
NYSCATE is a professional association supporting educators and technology leaders across New York State with events, professional learning, and advocacy around effective use of technology in K-12 education.
www.nyscate.org ↗Speakers
Upcoming webinars
- Wed, September 23
Technology With Purpose: Finding the Right Balance in Today's Classroom
Technology is now deeply embedded in teaching and learning, but more technology does not always mean better learning. In this educational session, Dr. Brad Hunter will help district and school leaders take a more intentional look at how digital tools are being used and whether they are truly supporting students and educators. Attendees will learn how to: - Evaluate whether a technology tool serves a clear instructional purpose - Distinguish meaningful technology use from unnecessary screen time - Balance digital tools with teacher expertise and student interaction - Consider student privacy and responsible technology use - Recognize when a platform may no longer be meeting district needs - Use a practical framework to evaluate existing tools and future technology decisions Attendees will leave with practical questions and a clearer framework for determining when technology enhances learning and when it may be time to rethink how it is being used.
- Tue, October 20
NYSCATE After School: Unlocking the Quantum Realm: Computing, AI and K–12 Classrooms
As artificial intelligence reshapes our technological landscape, quantum computing is emerging as the next major frontier in science and education. Join author, educator, and NYSCATE Long Island Director Tim Needles alongside Dr. Angela Kelly from Stony Brook University's Quantum Information Science & Technology initiative for an engaging virtual overview of quantum concepts and their growing relevance in K-12 education. Participants will explore the fundamentals of quantum physics and computing, examine how quantum technology intersects with modern AI, and discover practical strategies for introducing quantum concepts across elementary, middle, and high school grade levels. The webinar serves as an introductory preview for an interactive workshop at the NYSCATE Annual Conference in November. No prior background in quantum physics is required. Registration is $10 for general attendees and free for NYSCATE premium members.
- Wed, October 28
Beyond One-Size-Fits-All: Accommodations, Translation and Differentiated Reading Levels for all Lessons
How do you design a single lesson that challenges advanced learners, supports striving readers, and accommodates language learners without spending hours building it? Join NYSCATE to see how Wayground builds seamless differentiation directly into your daily workflow. Learn how to transform a single base lesson into a multi-tiered, multi-lingual learning experience with a single click, instantly generating tailored presentations, videos, passages, assessments, and flashcards so every student gets exactly what they need. Agenda: • Scale reading levels instantly: use Wayground AI to adjust the Lexile level of any text or passage while keeping core content and standards intact. • Embed "invisible" accommodations: assign designated supports such as text-to-speech, modified timers, and dyslexia-friendly layouts directly to student profiles so they launch automatically and discreetly. • Break language barriers: leverage real-time, high-fidelity translation tools so multi-lingual learners can engage deeply alongside their peers. Who it is for: district leaders (curriculum, instruction, assessment, MLL, technology, MTSS, and special education) and instructional coaches. Part of the NYSCATE Corporate Council Webinar Series.
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