The most recent webinar in our “Let’s Share Ideas! EdTech Webinar Series” was presented by Ernest Staats, Technology Director at Georgia Cumberland Academy in Calhoun, Georgia. Georgia Cumberland is a one-to-one computing school with PCs running Windows 7. Ernest is…
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Exciting update: new webinar added! Security Considerations: Mobile & BYOD Networks Presented by: Ernest Staats, Technology Director @ Georgia Cumberland AcademyTuesday, November 6, 2012 at 3:00pm EDT (US) REGISTER NOW! To see saved presentations of other EdTech webinars, visit our…
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Guest post 1 of 2 by Lisa Koster College Professor of Math and Computer ApplicationsConestoga College, Kitchener, Ontario, CanadaHP Catalyst Initiative Project Lead for the Business Math Conestoga Project Paper.li: Education and TechnologyTwitter: @LKoster Join Lisa…
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I had the incredibly fortunate opportunity to join our Manager of Customer Success Bryan Naas for a 2-week trip to Australia. Each day was packed with meetings, one-to-one computing roundtables, conference events, and in-country travel between Brisbane, Melbourne, Lorne and…
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I feel as if I am about 10 blog posts behind this week, I have so much to share from the month of August. We’ll start by recapping the most popular articles I shared via our Twitter and Facebook pages….
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Guest post by Johanna HeppelerOne-to-One Implementation Team Member and Social Studies TeacherEast Leyden High School, District 212, Franklin Park, Illinois, USATwitter: @JohannaHeppeler I entered college just as the World Wide Web was becoming more ubiquitous. Gone were my childhood days…
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Sometimes those of us in the EdTech community tend to think about transformative education coming from the top, those schools with one-to-one computing or BYOD programs already in place. However, this year as I collaborated with several schools through professional learning classes and seminars, I realized transformation can occur even in the beginning stages of incorporating technology. Continue reading
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My first day of work at DyKnow was in our booth at ISTE 2011 hosted in Philadelphia. Overwhelmed is an understatement; I was simultaneously thrilled, terrified, dumbstruck and awe inspired during last year’s conference and struggled to process what I’d…
By: Abbey Sullivan
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Abby and Brad from our team attended this year’s Iowa One-to-One Institute in Des Moines. What a dynamic, powerful and engaging 7 hour event! Our friends Phil Trimble, Kenny Shannon and Tony Johnson from Pocahontas were kind enough to spend…
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Our friend Heath McCabe recently presented a webinar on student feedback and assessment that was truly inspiring. Heath is a Year 7 Teacher and Education Technology Specialist at Hale School in Wembley Downs, Western Australia, and an exceptional user of…
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