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Kentucky Student Technology Leadership Program State Champions - 9-12 Division

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Location: La Nouvelle Ballroom, Table 1
Experience live: All-Access Package

Participate and share : Poster

Jeff Sebulsky  
Elijah Dotson  
Drew Fulkerson  

Kentucky's state champions in the Student Technology Leadership Program present their winning approach to design, make, connect and learn. See how this exemplar project was built on the student section of the ISTE Standards and Kentucky Academic Standards for Technology by giving students voice and choice to "show what they know."

Audience: Library media specialists, Technology coordinators/facilitators, Coaches
Skill level: Beginner
Attendee devices: Devices not needed
Topic: Project-, problem- & challenge-based learning
Grade level: PK-12
Subject area: Computer science, STEM/STEAM
ISTE Standards: For Students:
Empowered Learner
  • Students articulate and set personal learning goals, develop strategies leveraging technology to achieve them and reflect on the learning process itself to improve learning outcomes.
Innovative Designer
  • Students select and use digital tools to plan and manage a design process that considers design constraints and calculated risks.
Creative Communicator
  • Students communicate complex ideas clearly and effectively by creating or using a variety of digital objects such as visualizations, models or simulations.
Additional detail: Student presentation

Proposal summary

Purpose & objective

STLP State Champion student presenters will share their winning technology infused projects that identified a challenge in their school/community. Having identified technology rich solutions, student leaders worked bring their project plans to life, impacting their world.

STLP Projects are grounded in the ISTE Standards for Students and the Kentucky Academic Standards for Technology. Participants will experience how impactful student choice and voice can be.

The STLP State Champion projects for 2022 will be recognized at the STLP State Championships in April 2022. These projects and their presenters offer exemplars of student-centered learning and have historically been sought after poster sessions at ISTE Conferences dating back over a decade. We at STLP have always appreciated the trust ISTE planners have placed in the Kentucky ISTE Affiliate (KySTE) in choosing and supporting these student teams as representatives of the Kentucky Department of Education.

Supporting research

https://stlp.education.ky.gov
https://www.ket.org/program/education-matters/technology-assisted-learning/
https://education.ky.gov/districts/tech/Documents/The%20KETS%20Timeline.pdf
https://twitter.com/STLPKentucky
https://scratched.gse.harvard.edu/stories/creative-computing-spotlight-kentuckys-student-technology-leadership-program.html

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Presenters

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Jeff Sebulsky, Kentucky Department of Education

The Kentucky Department of Education’s Student Technology Leadership Program (STLP) uses student centered, standards based, project-based learning principles to empower student learning and achievement. STLP provides a means for every student to design, make, connect and learn through technology utilization and creation of original digital content. Established in 1994, STLP has grown to support nearly 280,000 students from member schools across our commonwealth. Each spring, thousands of learners, educators, parents, legislators and community leaders come together to celebrate students "showing what they know" through projects, digital products and technical challenges at the STLP State Championship.

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Elijah Dotson, Kentucky Department of Education

Eli Dotson is a rising senior at Bowling Green High School in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Eli's interests include farming, computers, farming with computers, music, the outdoors and anything with wheels that can be driven. When he's not at school, you can find Eli on the family farm working with his hay crop, driving to Chaney's Dairy Barn for ice cream on one of his antique tractors, kayaking with friends, at Church, or out driving his prized dump truck.

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Drew Fulkerson, Bowling Green High School

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