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Quote from The Really Useful #EdTechBook:
"A very insightful and extensive collection of authentic accounts by practitioners who identify themselves as Learning Technologists in a variety of educational settings."
Chrissi Nerantzi
K-12 Instructional Technology Specialists visit the Grand Valley Mary Idema Pew Library Learning and Information Commons as well as the GVSU Tech Showcase
Our team from Blake presented: iSchool- Construction Zone to share how Blake MS developed the 1:1 BYOiPad program Grades 6-8 over 3 years.
Eoin Cambell in midstream of the initation rite prior to entering the DIT Conclave at the EdTech 2006 conference.
.@lisaannefloyd is at @MicrosoftVan today helping to usher in BC's coding curriculum in the Train-the-Trainer even… t.co/jpAfwC0JwC (via Twitter twitter.com/FCLEdu/status/806163861455990788)
Quote from The Really Useful #EdTechBook"
"Technology is a means to an end, rarely an end in itself. We are too locked into the complexities and costs of buying new systems and technologies, which leads to the natural belief that they will solve our problems and last forever, both of which are fictions."
Julian Stodd
On June 14, Wesleyan alumni, parents, current students, faculty, and friends gathered at NYU MAGNET in downtown Brooklyn for WesTalks presents EdTech for Ed Reform, featuring Jonathan Harber '86, Chairman, Started Companies, Inc.; Betsey Schmidt '89, Wesleyan Trustee and Global Head, Centers of Excellence and Vice-President, Studios, at Whittle School & Studios; Rick Segal '75, Chairman & CEO of Seavest Investment Group; and John Yoo ’92, CEO of Noodle Markets. Anna Shusterman, Associate Professor of Psychology and incoming Harber Fellow for Education and Entrepreneurship at Wesleyan, moderated. The evening was supported by the Bonnie and Stewart Nagler P'89 Memorial Lecture Fund.