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Compared to what it used to be I think you guys are building the offerings back up. People are starting to trust stuff coming fro the head shed.

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Most of the ones listed I know enough about them that I would not take them.

I would do makers but it's dtl.

I also would run away screaming if I had to go to the  | Technology Planning Budget & Instruction: What you need to know

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Video killed the Radio Star

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I think the title of each class needs to have a larger & bolder font

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Like the icons for type of learning
Like the color coding for topics

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What do courses look like for educators who have mastered the basic schools, what offerings exist for those currently using technology at a high level but are looking to learn and improve in the classroom?

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I would also like to see more book studies especially those focused on the philosophy of how to use tech to improve instruction rather that just how to use the tech.

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I wish that the color color codes and symbols at the top of the page were visible anywhere you were scrolling. It is a pain to go back to the top.

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Group courses with similar tools or goals together
Schoology 201?
Google Certified Educator (I'm seconding that suggestion!)
More choices amied at Admin (how to support - what is available, etc.)
Summer offerings

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Quizzes with Google Forms
Airwatch

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Video Killed the Radio Star (Content, not nececarily the title)
Google Infused classroom for for Coaches and Admin
Sparking student creativity...
Choose your own google adventure
Maker Spaces

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More supports for Schoology? Seems like we are moving towards allowing teachers to choose between Google classroom and Schoology. Are there enough supports for this second option? 

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More supports for Schoology? Seems like we are moving towards allowing teachers to choose between Google classroom and Schoology. Are there enough supports for this second option? 

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Is a key explanation at the top needed? "What are you interested in?"
"What are the structures of the courses?"

I would change the lime green color.

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Summer dates for the ones I want to take.

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Book Studies
Secondary, coaches, nor administrator training

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Both Choose Your Own, Google Classroom, and HyperDocs courses

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Like at the GAFE summits so teachers can search by their level

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Hyperdocs
Google for coaches and administrators

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More facilitated/hybrid courses or face-to-face courses that cover longer amounts of time so that the work is being done together, rather than all on your own
Indicating up front what grade levels or devices each course is recommended for

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Blended learning classes
Introductory Google classes
Schoology classes

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Sparking Student Creativity with Technology
Next Steps for Google Classroom
Transforming Your Instruction with Hyperdocs
Engagement in the Classroom with Technology

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Ok we have this technology.. so what? Where is the DATA to teach teachers what to do with the information they get from using this tech? How are all these tools tied to our curriculum and how will it help students GROW. I LOVE LOVE using tech.. but we need to make sure teachers see the value in the output.

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What is different about the various google classes? there are 2 google hyperdoc classes.. Also, put them in order of ability.. meaning level 1 google classroom, level 2, etc. Group colors too.

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I feel that the titles are not descriptive enough or are misleading. Title should be inclusive to learning goal... Example: Video Killed radio star - new teachers dont get the reference.- how about 'Videos to transform teaching and learning'

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I like the icons and colors..
Tech planning and budgeting is a GREAT class to offer!

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beginning and advanced
The "latest and greatest" Web 2.0 applications for use in the classroom
Classes that start mid-trimester for people that don't get in on the action in January; more one-time classes like the one next week

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blended learning-got it
Schoology -got it
google classroom-got it
google forms-got it
student blogging-got it

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Hyperdocs
Research in the age of Google
Sparking creativity with technology
Video killed the radio star
Choose a Google or Web 2.0 Adventure
engagement in the classroom
Google infusion with hyperdocs

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I like the new icon!

Video Killed the Radio Star
Quizes with Google Forms
Next steps with Google Classroom
Engagement with Tech
Web 2.0 Tools
Sparking Creativity

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In some cases locations for face-to-face meetings are missing (ex: Video Killed the Radio Star next week)

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Many tech trainings are listed as K-12, but primary teachers are skeptical (I think justifiable so) that they will be able to use the content. I'd love to see more trainings particularly targeted at primary teachers.

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Blended Learning and the Trans formative Power of Technology

Google Crash Course

Engagement in the classroom with technology

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Coding, programming, robotics...are Jeffco students being offered the same opportunities as other students

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Maker Spaces

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Choose Your Own Google Adventure

Video Killed the Radio Star

Research in the Age of Google

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For some postings: Directive on what level of technology background participants should have for the PL. (Are some for more advanced, where others are not?)

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Transforming Your Instruction with Hyperdocs

Video Killed the Radio Star

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Choose Your Own Google Adventure

Engagement in the Classroom with Technology

Sparking Student Creativity with Technology

Video Killed the Radio Star