Watched When They See Us | Netflix | Ava DuVernay This mini series on Netflix is hard to watch. It tells the story of the Central Park 5, young black and latinx teens who were arrested, interrogated and forced to confess to raping a white woman. They were convicted and sent to prison and were… Read More What I’ve Read and Learned: June 2019

So this is my third and final post wrapping up my thoughts from ISTE19. See this post for my take half way through… and this post for my notes from my sessions I attended. What I loved: ISTE made some improvements after some of the problems we faced at ISTE18 in Chicago. The staggered schedule… Read More Beyond the sessions: Lessons at #ISTE19

I wanted to come up with a way to share my learning from the conference… to summarize the notes and takeaways I gained over the last 4 days. So I’m aiming for chronological notes and I know this will be longer than most posts here. Please take what you need! I tweeted A LOT during… Read More My #ISTE19 Learning

It’s Monday evening and we are at the mid point of the 2019 ISTE conference (International Society for Technology in Education). There are tens of thousands of educators and vendors in Philadelphia for this annual conference that brings together educators, coaches, school and division leaders from around the world. As in years past, my favorite… Read More #ISTE19 – Reflection after 2 days of learning

Over the last week I’ve had the pleasure of helping schools with their laptop collections. School tech teams (Tech Coach and Technology Specialists) collaborate to recruit volunteers, plan and organize and execute amazing plans that ensure they collect laptops from up to 2800 students in just a day or two! What an undertaking! This allows… Read More #FCPSOn Laptop Collection