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Bridging the Communication Gap Between Schools and EdTech Companies – 21CLHK 2019

Bridging the Communication Gap Between Schools and EdTech Companies - 21CLHK 2019
Bridging the Communication Gap Between Schools and EdTech Companies - 21CLHK 2019

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In this session, we talked about the key elements and characteristics of schools and EdTech companies. We review some informal research and best practices for bridging the gap. Presented at the 21CL Conference in Hong Kong, 2019.

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Building a Data Ecology for Data Informed Decision Making – 21CLHK 2019

21CLHK19 - Building a Data Ecology for Data Informed Decision Making

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In this session, we explore the definition and value of school data, then talk about it uses in data based decision making, data analysis, and business intelligence. The session concludes with a discussion about data system design and workflows. Presented at the 21CL Conference in Hong Kong, 2019.

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Teaching About Fake News

Fake News is a pervasive issues in schools these days. It has now become encumbent on schools to help students develop the skills need to deal with fake news on the Internet. In this vlog post, we discuss the definitions of fake news and approaches to help students determine which information is valid and not when they search the Internet.

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I Want to Keep My EdTech Job

Educational Technology jobs in schools provide valuable services for teaching and learning. However, many people find that they have to justify their jobs because school leadership and, at times, teachers don’t understand what EdTech professionals do to improve schools. In this vlog post, I talk about the best approaches justifying your EdTech job and staying relevant in the school.

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How Do Leaders Support EdTech Initiatives? – TIEOnline

How Do Leaders Support EdTech Initiatives - TIEOnline
How Do Leaders Support EdTech Initiatives? - TIEOnline

I had the pleasure of writing another article for The International Educator, a worldwide publication for international schools. My article, How Do Leaders Support EdTech Initiatives?, discusses the four key methods for leaders to explicitly support EdTech initiatives. This article was originally published in December, 2018.

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Taking A Deeper Look At Learning From A Global Perspective – TeacherCast Podcast

Taking A Deeper Look At Learning From A Global Perspective - TeacherCast Live Podcast

At FETC 2019, I had the pleasure to be interviewed with Dr. Johnnie Jiao from South China Normal University and Victor Rivero from EdTechDigest for the TeacherCast Podcast with Jeff Bradbury. We talked about global educational technology issues, focusing specifically on schools in China and others outside the United States.

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Jump into Mystery Skype

Mystery Skype is a great tool for global connections for educators around the world. It allows classes to connect with other schools and experts to open up learning for all students. In this vlog post, I encourage teachers to jump into Mystery Skype and I provide tips to maximize their experience. I also talk about best practices for video conferencing and global connection planning.

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