Events
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DP History Webinar-Navigating the New IB History Course
Offered by Hoosier IB Schools
October 27, 2026 (HIBS)
Hosted by ISI; 4:15 - 5:30 pm via Zoom
Focus will be on approaching the organization and delivery of the course.
Free, but must register to receive Zoom link
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AI and the IB - approaches to assessment in the MYP and DP
Hosted by Hoosier IB Schools
November 12, 2026
Hosted by ISI; 4:15 - 5:15 pm
Focus will be on approaches to the use of AI with student assessments, IB resources and conversation starters available for teachers. This webinar is suitable for both MYP and DP teachers. Interested PYP teachers are more than welcome to join.
Free, but must register to receive Zoom Link
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Cracking the Code on the English HL Essay
Saturday, November 7, 2026
9:00 AM- 12:00 PM
Both the HL essay and Paper 2 are major assessments in the Group 1, English Literature A course. Together, they total 45% of the IB score. There are many insights and pieces of information that teachers can gather for their students as they begin to tackle these two tasks. Learn from Jamie Foley, an instructor and IBEN assessor of these assessments from Columbus Alternative High School. Teachers will learn not only how these assessments are scored but also what tips they can pass on to their students so that they can score as well as possible. Be prepared to bring your questions and to look at samples and scoring to try to crack the code together in this online synchronous workshop.
Cost: Members $100/Nonmembers $150
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Collaboration with Akron University to enhance IB TOK and Psychology
November 12
12:00pm-5:00 pm
The University of Akron
Cummings Center for the History of Psychology
73 South College Street, Akron, OH 44325
University of Akron invites DP Coordinators to half day PD workshop focusing on resources to highlight IB Psych, TOK, Extended Essay research . Akron is already working with Northern IB schools and wants to expand this collaboration state wide to further develop ideas for field trips, EE, introduce Philosophy programs. The museum is associated with the Smithsonian
DP Coordinators, TOK, and Psychology teachers are encouraged to attend.
Cost: Free