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How Do Leaders Support EdTech Initiatives?
Whenever I go into a school and they ask me what is needed to create a successful educational technology program, I tell them you need three things: resources, engaged teachers, and supportive leadership. These three items are the fertile ground in which a school can plant the strategy, IT infrastructure, learning outcomes, instructional activities, and […]
Does the Printer Even Work?
A few years ago, my wife had the pleasure of attending a leadership workshop at Disneyland. She and her team got to learn about the management protocols, leadership styles, and data analytics that Disney uses to maximize guests’ experience in its parks. One tidbit stood out to me when she described her time there (and […]
Teaching from the Back of the Room: How to Work in a Tech Rich Classroom
So, your school has taken the technology plunge – all of your students have laptops, you’ve set up your Learning Management System, you’ve been taught how to use online teaching tools, and you’ve set up your curriculum. Now what? All of you work has been in preparation for this monumental change to your teaching, but […]
Use Technology to Make Global Classroom Connections
As I look into my crystal ball, I foresee that when historians look back at the late 20th century and early 21st century they will marvel at the advances we made in two areas: transportation of goods and people globally and the exchange of information. As international educators, we are quite familiar with transportation of […]
Am I a Tech-Savvy Teacher?
Developing a Framework for EdTech Support Of course, the short answer to this question is that there is no short answer. Technology tools differ in every school and the needs of students vary based on age and curriculum used. There is no clear bifurcation between those who are and are not tech-savvy teachers. Instead, tech-savvy […]
Blended Learning: What You Need To Know – EduTechAsia 2019
[PDF] EduTechAsia19 – Blended Learning – What You Need to Know In this session, I explore the key aspects of Blended Learning from benefits and challenges to learning theory, logistics, and planning. Presented at the EduTechAsia Conference, Singapore, 2019. Related Posts:Teaching from the Back of the Room: How to Work in a…Crafting Your Action Plan […]
Single Point of Contact for School Communications
School communications are messy. They include multiple people, channels, langauges, and approaches. When creating school communications plan, it is vital Related Posts:The Touchpoints of Educational Technology Excellence5 Key Elements of an EdTech Portfolio for EducatorsConsulting ServicesEdTech Success Grows From Purpose Not Need or WantEducators Should Build an EdTech PortfolioA Need for International EdTech Best…For long […]
Wearables 1 – Introductions to the Education Panel at Wearable Technologies USA 2019
Come join us for the Education Panel at Wearable Technologies USA 2019 being held in San Francisco on July 9 Related Posts:Wearables 3 – What are Wearables?Becoming the Next ISTE Board ChairThe 6 Tenets of Educational Technology Leadership -…Does the Printer Even Work?Digital Citizenship Integration Across the Whole SchoolCrafting Your Action Plan – Leveraging Technology […]
Wearables 2 – Why Educators are Interested In Wearables
Come join us for the Education Panel at Wearable Technologies USA 2019 being held in San Francisco on July 9 Related Posts:Wearables 5 – Join Us at Wearable Technologies USA…Use Technology to Make Global Classroom ConnectionsThe Touchpoints of Educational Technology ExcellenceWearables 1 – Introductions to the Education Panel…Not All Screen Time is Junk FoodWearables 3 […]
Wearables 3 – What are Wearables?
Come join us for the Education Panel at Wearable Technologies USA 2019 being held in San Francisco on July 9 Related Posts:Advancing a Global Blueprint for Technology in…Committed Leadership is the Fuel that Keeps EdTech AliveData in Schools: Approaches to Data System ArchitectureHow Do Leaders Support EdTech Initiatives?Digital Parenting – NOW! JakartaIncoming ISTE Board chair […]
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