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The AWSA webinars page is where you can find both upcoming and recorded webinars available to the public. To find webinars that are part of AWSA's professional development academies please visit the AWSA Professional Learning Calendar or our Upcoming Events page. 

Do you have a question about one or more of the webinars you see below? Contact AWSA at 608-241-0300 or at [email protected] 

AWSA Webinar: The Best of the Marshall Memo

Date: 1 pm December 17, 2019

Kim Marshall and Jenn David-Lang, recently published the book The Best of the Marshall Memo: Ideas and Action Steps to energize Leadership, Teaching, and Learning.

As a service to our Members, AWSA brings you the Marshall Memo each week. The Memo is designed to keep principals and others very well-informed on current research and best practices in the field. Reading the Marshall Memo provides top-notch professional development and keeps educators on the cutting edge.

The Best of the Marshall Memo is a distillation of high-impact ideas from the first 16 years of the Memo, available on Amazon and Barnes and Noble. Each chapter has 8-10 article summaries on a major topic, followed by solution-oriented professional learning suggestions. This highly practical set of insights, research findings, and strategies will energize leadership, teaching, and learning.

On December 17, 2019 at 1 PM, AWSA will be hosting a webinar with Kim Marshall to highlight the book, explain why these topics are so important for school leaders, and provide tips on how school leaders can use the Marshall Memo most effectively.

The registration fee for this webinar will be $29 and includes a copy of the book. 

 

Future Ready Framework for Principals: Examining and Allocating Resources

Date: 1 pm Monday, May 15, 2019


This is part of our webinar series on Future Ready Framework for Principals. As schools seek to become future ready, it is necessary to identify and cultivate leadership at all levels and across multiple roles. FRS principals invest in distributed leadership instead of autocratic structures, providing hybrid roles and developing teacher and student leaders. They coach, model, and lead processes that directly address how to personalize instruction for digital-age students and teachers to own collaboratively. This series of offerings provide examples of how Wisconsin principals are finding ways to lead Future Ready Schools that reflect the elements of the Future Ready Framework for Principals.

The webinar presenters will share how their school and district have embraced the FRAMEWORK to leverage improvement and innovation.

 

Future Ready Framework for Principals: Personalizing Professional Learning

Date: 1 pm Monday, May 6, 2019


This is part of our webinar series on Future Ready Framework for Principals. As schools seek to become future ready, it is necessary to identify and cultivate leadership at all levels and across multiple roles. FRS principals invest in distributed leadership instead of autocratic structures, providing hybrid roles and developing teacher and student leaders. They coach, model, and lead processes that directly address how to personalize instruction for digital-age students and teachers to own collaboratively. This series of offerings provide examples of how Wisconsin principals are finding ways to lead Future Ready Schools that reflect the elements of the Future Ready Framework for Principals.

The webinar presenters will share how their school and district have embraced the FRAMEWORK to leverage improvement and innovation.

Future Ready Framework for Principals: Innovative Schedules

Date: 1 pm Thursday, May 2, 2019


This is part of our webinar series on Future Ready Framework for Principals. As schools seek to become future ready, it is necessary to identify and cultivate leadership at all levels and across multiple roles. FRS principals invest in distributed leadership instead of autocratic structures, providing hybrid roles and developing teacher and student leaders. They coach, model, and lead processes that directly address how to personalize instruction for digital-age students and teachers to own collaboratively. This series of offerings provide examples of how Wisconsin principals are finding ways to lead Future Ready Schools that reflect the elements of the Future Ready Framework for Principals.

The webinar presenters will share how their school and district have embraced the FRAMEWORK to leverage improvement and innovation. For slides and other materials provided by Amy Fassbender please click here. For questions on materials or this webinar contact Amy at [email protected]

 

Leveraging Legitimate EE Flexibilities to Grow More Impact on Teaching and Learning Confirmation

Date: 1 pm Tuesday, April 23, 2019

 

In this webinar, we will discuss current themes of EE implementation that we are learning from the field, discuss legitimate flexibilities at your disposal to increase local EE impact, and highlight fruitful practices by a number of our school- and district-level colleagues in EE that can be examples for you to consider as well.  We are also pleased to share that both Katie Rainey of DPI and Cathy Clarksen of CESA 6 will be our webinar guests, so you can trust that you are hearing answers to your questions from the people in charge of leading these efforts for our state. 

You can find the EE article mentioned in the webinar online. We also ask that you complete a short survey so that we can continue to improve our program to match your needs. 

You may also watch this video on our Vimeo channel here.

Future Ready Framework for Principals: Engaging Stakeholders

Date: 1 pm Thursday, March 21, 2019


This is part of our webinar series on Future Ready Framework for Principals. As schools seek to become future ready, it is necessary to identify and cultivate leadership at all levels and across multiple roles. FRS principals invest in distributed leadership instead of autocratic structures, providing hybrid roles and developing teacher and student leaders. They coach, model, and lead processes that directly address how to personalize instruction for digital-age students and teachers to own collaboratively. This series of offerings provide examples of how Wisconsin principals are finding ways to lead Future Ready Schools that reflect the elements of the Future Ready Framework for Principals.

The webinar presenters will share how their school and district have embraced the FRAMEWORK to leverage improvement and innovation.

Crisis Communications and Communications Support Webinar

Date: 1 pm Tuesday, November 20, 2018


If you have a crisis or a communications-related question, Joe Donovan, the Donovan Group’s president can be reached at 414-409-7225 ext. 2, or via email at [email protected].

 

AWSA Webinar on Licensing Updates 

Date: Thursday, April 26, 2018

Above you will find our webinar on the significant changes to educator licensure included in the State Budget. Presentation slides can be found here.  In addition, here is a link to the DPI's blog that includes frequently asked questions on these changes.

If you have a question that is not addressed in this information you can submit a question to the Department using this link.

 

AWSA Webinar on the Early College Credit Program

Date: Wednesday, January 10, 2018


Above you will find our webinar on the changes to the Early College Credit Program. If you have any questions about this webinar or about this topic please contact Tahira Chaudary at [email protected] or (608) 267-3161.

Also available is this link to the PI 8700 form school districts can use as a template and the comparison chart. 

AWSA Webinar on Licensing Updates 

Date: Thursday, October 26, 2017

 

Above you will find our webinar on the significant changes to educator licensure included in the State Budget. Presentation slides can be found here. In addition, here is a link to the DPI's blog that includes frequently asked questions on these changes.

If you have a question that is not addressed in this information you can submit a question to the Department using this link.