My capstone research for my Ed.D. at Vanderbilt University centered around instructional coaching, and more specifically, the professional learning needs of coaches. I was so fortunate to work with the team of coaches at Lakota […]
Registration for the ISTE EdTech Coaches winter 2018 book study is now open! This year’s focus will be the book Learning First, Technology Second by Liz Kolb. The study is open to all ISTE members, who […]
As always, ISTE was a complete whirlwind of a few days. With being so involved with the Ed Tech Coaches PLN, I don’t get a chance to attend as many sessions as I’d like to. The […]
As the buzz is starting to swirl for #ISTE17 (ISTE Conference 2017) and plans are being put into place, many excited educators (about 15,000+) are looking forward to a whirlwind conference experience in June. But did you […]
There’s no hiding from it anymore. It’s either already sucked you in, or it’s coming for you. There’s even an entire huge initiative and month dedicated to using it to connect you with other educators […]
In addition to Photographer Appreciation Month, National Roller Skating Month, National I Love Lucy Day and National Pumpkin Cheesecake Day (just to name a few), October also serves as Connected Educators Month! According to the […]
Like I said in my last post, I’m a little behind on my blogging… ISTE 2014 in Atlanta was another whirlwind experience, and a month later I’m still processing everything. This year, I was lucky […]