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2017

Diana presenting on Challenge-Based Learning at FETC 2017

• ISTE, June 2017, San Antonio, TX, How to Reimagine Your Library Space and Transform Student Learning. Concurrent session.
• ISTE, June 2017, San Antonio, TX, Knights of Make-a-lot Third Times a Charm.  Panel with Nathan Stevens, Colleen Graves, Josh Ajima.
  
• Pinecrest Innovation Institute, June 2017, Fort Lauderdale, FL.
• FETC, January 2017, Orlando FL. Challenge Based Learning In Makerspaces: How to Use Design to Develop Creativity.  Workshop with Colleen Graves.
• FETC, January 2017, Orlando FL. Making Your Library Epic: Creating Innovative Environments for Student Learning.  Concurrent Session.
• Winnipeg School District, January 2017, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.  Makerspaces and Libraries Workshop.

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2016

Presenting on Makers' Clubs at FAME 2016

• Salisbury School District, November 2016, Salisbury, NC.  Makerspaces and Libraries Workshop
• Metro Nashville Public Schools, November 2016, Nashville, TN, Keynote and two concurrents
• FAME, October 2016, Orlando FL. Make Your Library Epic: Creating Innovative Environments for Student Learning
• FAME, October 2016, Orlando FL. How to Run an Awesome After-school Makers Club

• PBL-NY, August 2016, Syracuse, NY. How to Run an Awesome After-school Makers Club, How to Run an Awesome After-school Makers Club, The Future is Now: Preparing our Learners to be the Leaders of Tomorrow (lunch keynote)
• ISTE, June 2016, Denver, CO, Girls in STEM: Creating Inclusive Makerspaces With More Than Just Pink Tools, panel with Colleen Graves and Beverley Ball 
• ISTE, June 2016, Denver, CO, Knights of Make-a-lot Part Deux, panel with Colleen Graves and Nathan Stevens
• Riding the Wave,  April 2016, Gimil, Manitoba, CA, Makerspaces 201: I've Got Cardboard. Now What?
• FETC, January 2016, Orlando, FL, Makerspaces 201: I've got cardboard. Now what?
• FETC, January 2016, Orlando, FL, Make Your Space Epic: Creating Innovative Environments for Student Learning (poster)

2015

• AASL, November 2015, Columbus, OH, Makerspaces and Libraries: How to bring some STEAM into your program.
• FAME, October 2015, Orlando, FL, Makerspaces! How to Transform Your Library, workshop with Dottie Smay and Courtney Walker
• FAME, October 2015, Orlando, FL, Making Your Library Epic: Creating Innovative Spaces for Student Learning.

Diana speaking on the Knights of Make-a-lot panel

• ISTE,  June 2015, Philadelphia, PA, ISTE Librarians Network Forum, panel with Elissa Malespina, Heidi Neltner, Tiffany Whitehead, and Sarah Winchowky 
• ISTE,  June 2015, Philadelphia, PA, Knights of Make-a-lot, panel with Josh Ajima, Laura Blankenship, and Nathan Stevens
• ISTE,  June 2015, Philadelphia, PA, The Stewart Library Makerspace: STEAM in Action (poster)

• TL Virtual Cafe, Stories from Our Makerspaces, April 2015, Virtual, with Shannon Miller, Diana Maliszewski, et al.
  
• Hillsborough Women in Tech, March 2015, Tampa, FL, The Stewart Library Makerspace Story (Pecha Kucha style talk)
• Help Desk Live: Digital Learning Day Episode #21, February 2015, with Laura Fleming, and Cat Hoyt
• Tinker Maker Learn Massive Open Online Course, January 2015, Tinker, Make & Learn with Diana Rendina, with Robin Bartoletti and Tom Kilgore

Diana presenting at FETC 2015 in Orlando, FL

• FETC Executive Summit, January 2015, Orlando, FL, Rethinking our Library Environment: Transforming the Physical Space of the Library into a Flexible, Collaborative Space 
  
• FETC Executive Summit, January 2015, Orlando, FL, Digital Implementations: From Video Conferencing to BYOD

• FETC, January 2015, Orlando FL, Transform Your School: Practical Tips for Starting a Makerspace

2014

• ISTE Librarians Network Webinar, October 2014, Transform your library with making: How we started a Makerspace (and you can too!)  with Elissa Malespina

Diana presenting at FAME 2014 in Orlando, FL

• FAME, October 2014, Orlando, FL Makerspaces and Libraries: How to Bring Some STEAM into Your Program 

• FAME, October 2014, Orlando, FL Money, Money, Money: How to Get the $$ You Need for Your Library