“Beginning Technology Components” is the first of three June-July workshops presented by Kevin Splichal, instructor of teacher education, through The Kansas Center for Innovative Education.  

All three workshops will be from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Fort Hays State University’s Sternberg Museum of Natural History.

June 11: “Beginning Technology Components” provides the basics of using technology. It is designed for people who have little knowledge of computers. 

June 18: Splichal will present “Intermediate Technology Components,” focusing on implementing technology to successfully navigate websites and use search engines. He will also have some tips on navigating online courses. 

July 9: Splichal will present “Advanced Technology Components,” a workshop on the best methods to work in Blackboard and Google.

By completing the workshop series, attendees will receive a special designation certificate. All three workshops are available for graduate credit.

Registration for each of these events is $90. Registration is due one week prior to each event. To enroll for graduate credit, registration is due two weeks in advance.  

For more information on how to register for KCIE events or a graduate course, visit  http://www.fhsu.edu/kcie/events/