Professional Development: Ed Tech, AI, & CS
Online PD courses
ESD 105’s “Ed Tech: Getting Acquainted Series” PD
Register by April 30, 2026
for the below courses
available January 15 through May 12, 2026, 11PM
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NCCE Conference 2026 - Seattle Convention Center
NCCE's annual conference for 2026 will be at the Seattle Convention Center. Find conference information here
Find information here about the NCCE "Tech & Learning Leadership Summit", to be held February 25, 8:30a-4:30p at the Seattle Convention Center.
AI Basics for Educators (Cohort 3)
A fully asynchronous Canvas Course
Mon, January 12 12:00 AM - Fri, May 15 2026 11:30 PM
pdEnroller link for information and registration
Clock Hours: Educators who complete all course requirements will earn 5 clock hours, one of which counts as 1 Equity Clock Hour.
Presenters: Vanessa Allen, Michael Batali, Malorie Kahl, Trinh Pham, Debbie Stewart, Dr. Shannon Thissen, Stefan Troutman, Kristina Wambold, Kim Weaver
Description: Curious about how generative AI can support your work in education? This introductory, asynchronous course is designed to help educators build foundational knowledge about generative AI and its role in education today.
Participants will explore commonly used AI tools, learn how to avoid common pitfalls, and discover practical strategies to enhance educator efficiency and expand student access to learning materials. The course emphasizes hands-on learning, allowing participants to choose an AI tool and apply their learning by creating a resource or product they can immediately use in their current role.
Please note: This course does not include in-depth discussion of school or district AI policy, nor does it cover student use of AI tools.
Format: This self-paced course takes place in the Canvas Learning Management System.
Clock Hours: Educators who complete all course requirements will earn 5 clock hours, one of which counts as 1 Equity Clock Hour. NOTE: If you have completed AI Basics (Cohort 1) or (Cohort 2), you will be ineligible to earn clock hours for AI Basics (Cohort 3), as the course content is the same.
Deadline: Participants must complete this session in Canvas by May 15, 2026. Course attendance is taken on an on-going basis after participants finish, often within 3-5 days, though during rush periods and holiday breaks please be aware it may take up to 2 weeks.
AI
Professional Development
ESD 105 partnering with you...
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Do you need guidance on determining how AI "fits" into your school community?
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Do you need training and professional development opportunities provided to your school/district?
We are here to help you as you navigate AI in the educational environment! Please reach out to Mike Batali at ESD 105 if you would like assistance in exploring customized presentations/PD opportunities related to AI, Computer Science, and/or Educational Technology topics.
- If you are looking for currently available PD opportunities offered by ESD 105 and throughout the state, please consult the ESD 105 Professional Development page.
CONTACT Mike Batali, ESD 105 Educational Technology Coordinator
Computer Science
Professional Development
Through ESD 105 provided trainings, you can learn how to incorporate computational thinking and Computer Science into your lessons across multiple content areas at the elementary, middle, or high school level. Trainings may be eligible for STEM clock hours.
CONTACT Mike Batali, ESD 105 Educational Technology Coordinator
Technology as a tool in the classroom
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Would you like to reflect on the use of technology in your classroom...what is working and what you'd like to improve?
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Do you want to develop effective strategies for using technology to support teaching and learning?
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Are you curious about refreshing your methods of teaching and learning using educational technology?
