Workshops/In-service

Sharon is available for the following workshops:

• "One Byte is Never Enough" a  half-day workshop that focuses on integrating technology into the classroom. It stresses the need to start with an instructional objective and then ask how technology can enhance the delivery, enrich the content and extend the student's curiosity.
• "Teachers, Time and Technology: Making the Puzzle Pieces Fit" this 2-day workshop shows teachers how to match the task and student need, with the right technology tools.
• "Teching Up Your Curriculum" a 3-day workshop that uses ordinary software applications to do extraordinary things!
• "On-Line, On-Task, On-Target"- this 2-day workshop shows teachers how to design a web-based training environment that will assure student satisfaction.

Contact Sharon for availability and pricing information sharon@tech-bytes.com

Workshop Participant comments:

"The best presentation that I have encountered in 30 years of teaching, hands-on, applications relevancy, tools for the classroom, simply outstanding!"

"I learned about so many software applications and websites, it's amazing! My students and I are going to have so much FUN (oops) learning, and achieving our objectives and preparing for the future."

"This was an excellent workshop. The topics addressed assisted me in more effectively individualizing lessons."

"Simply Awesome!"

About the Presenter

Dr. Sharon Richert has been an educator for 27 years.  Her experience includes elementary, middle and university teaching positions.  She has a PhD in  curriculum and instruction,  focusing on e-learning environments, and on the effective use of technology in the classroom.  She has been conducting workshops for many years state-wide, in 32 Florida school districts, for the Association of Elementary School Principals, FETC and FAME and nationally, for  Technology and Learning Magazine Expos,  ASCD, KDP, AERA, and SALT . She is a national trainer for INSPIRATION and on the advisory boards of NAETS, National Association of Education Technology Specialists , and FORPD, the Florida State Online Technology Initiative for Professional Development