Teaching WoW Special Events

Teaching WoW Special Events Series

These special events include a variety of conferences that relate to the Teaching WoW windows opened by Teaching WoW members.
eaching WoW is the sharing of our passions and lives by using Window theory to look through and see and share about varied lifestyles around the world.  Teaching WoW is not just 1 window through, it's a multitude of windows  that can only truly come alive with the help of all of us working together to share the things we love! Thus, Teaching Windows into other Worlds! To do this we are using a multitude of Web 2.0 tools to share and teach others about our passions. Check out the Teaching WoW site to learn more.

Teaching WoW Series Special Event Programs Include:

Lines and Patterns

Students will compare natural and handmade patterns in their environment with similar patterns in Alaska through digital photography and mathematics. Students will also investigate concepts of scientific understanding regarding function and form as well as emotional/ artistic impressions.
Cost: $25 for members
Time: To be Determined
Grades: PreK-12
Standards: Math, Science, and Culture
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Digital Poetry Slam:

This poetry slam entails the use of video conferencing to connect kids from around the world in a virtual cafe like environment to have a poetry slam competition. Learn MoreCost: $25 for members 

Global Warming

Global Warming is now an everyday conversation, or really an extension of sharing about the weather. Join us for this in depth scientific and political look at Global Warming from the perspective of an Alaskan and what future trends we may start to see.

Cost:  To be determined
Time: To be determined
Time: 1 Hr Videoconference, 2 hours supporting curriculum
Grades: PreK-12
Standards: Math, Science, and Culture
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Alaskan Lifestsyles: Join us for a revolving monthly program, which explores a different Alaskan Lifestyle. Each month Kigluait will invite an Alaskan into the VTC’s conferencing center to allow students to investigate, interview and/ or discuss the varied and unique lifestyles of an Alaskan such as Bush Air Pilot, Alaskan Artist, North Slope Pipeline Worker, Sourdough Musician, Alaskan Gold Miner, and an Alaskan Biologist.
Cost:  To be determined
Time: To be determined
Time: 1 Hr Videoconference, 2 hours supporting curriculum
Grades: PreK-12
Standards: Math, Science, and Culture
Register Now!