WEBINAR: Lights, Camera, Action! Creating Videos that Change Your School Climate

When
11 Dec 2013
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Location
Online Webinar * $10 for NCSCA Members, $25 for Non-Members, FREE for Student or Retired Members
Spaces left
90

Registration

Member – $10.00
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Non-Member – $25.00
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WEBINAR: Lights, Camera, Action! Creating Videos that Change Your School Climate

Wednesday, December 11, 2013
3:00 PM – 4:00 PM EST

Webinar Log-In Open 2:30 PM - 3:00 PM

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Increase positive behaviors, improve school morale, and highlight praiseworthy students by incorporating videos into your school culture. It’s a great way to pump up your PBIS and Character Education. In this session we’ll walk through simple video production using Vimeo, video cameras, and software editing tools. We’ll also discuss ways these tools can be used to cause change in your school environment.

Learning Objectives
1. Expand your creativity by using technology.
2. Learn basic editing tips.
3. Find ways to change your school climate.

Host: North Carolina School Counselor Association

Presenter: Phil Echols

Phil Echols has been a School Counselor at Davis Drive Middle for 10 years. He has a BA in Psychology from Hampton University and a MA in Counselor Education from Virginia Tech. Phil is an NCSCA Emerging Leader, and was recognized as the Wake County Middle School Counselor of the Year in 2012.

Cost: $10 for NCSCA Members, $25 for Non-Members, FREE for Student or Retired Members

There is a registration limit of 100 participants, and previous webinars have sold out.

Planning notes:

* You will be able to log in for the webinar by 2:30 PM. It is strongly suggested that you log in before 3 PM to make sure that your computer is connected.
* Please note that we will be unable to provide refunds due to technical difficulties on the day of the webinar. Your confirmation email will include a link where you can test your computer’s connection to GoToWebinar in advance.
* In order to receive CEU credit, participants must attend the entire presentation and complete a brief evaluation. 1.0 clock hour towards a CEU will be awarded.

Refunds

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The mission of the North Carolina School Counselor Association is to promote excellence for school counselors and the communities they serve through advocacy, leadership, professional development, and evidence-based best practices which promote equity and access for all.

The North Carolina School Counselor Association is the premier organization that supports all members of the school counseling community by creating a network of professionals, empowering their practice, and supporting their advocacy work for over 1.6 million+ students in North Carolina.

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