Just arrived!
Romaine McCarthy
Director of Middle School
St. George’s Episcopal School
Just arrived!
Romaine McCarthy
Director of Middle School
St. George’s Episcopal School
I have really enjoyed seeing my friends from the BFC530 chat meet each other in person. I’ve also learned a tremendous amount from the #noatiste Google+ community. It’s the most time I’ve ever spent on Google+
Everything and anything! First time here.
Sent from my iPad
I’ve been impressed with the organization of the conference.
I particularly enjoyed the poster sessions. The TV presenter keynote was okay but lacking in details about technology.
I am currently at work in a HS in Virginia, yet I’m still participating and learning with others at ISTE. I’m connected in our g+, Twitter and voxer groups and learning so much!
Yesterday I visited some poster sessions and watched the keynote via Periscope.
It’s incredible what a connected PLN can do for this educator! I don’t feel left out of the learning – imagine how we could use this to include students in activities they might otherwise miss!
Margaret
School Based Technology Specialist
HS Tech Coach
On Twitter @techy_margaret
I actually just arrived. I am looking forwarding to attending sessions on online learning.
Marcelle McGhee
Sent from my iPad
1) Reinforced the idea that it is never about the technology. Our purpose is to give students an avenue to share their voice, establish their voice, create and innovate. I am more than eager to get PBL structures in place for my district, and expand digital learning for our students in Davenport, Iowa.
Corri Guy
Principal
McKinley Elementary School
First would like to note that the Keynote session this year was powerful, interesting, and focused on current trends and issues in technology today. We need to break down any barriers that are preventing student growth.
Looking forward to connecting with other educators that can help me better myself
1. Although I have not yet encountered many tech tools and strategies (as this is my first session), the keynote served to inspire us to use technology to impact our students’ lives, especially those in a cycle of poverty.
2. I am excited to explore new ways to engage my classes and help students of all levels embrace technology as a vehicle for learning, collaboration, and synthesis.
Posted what I gained from the fabulous keynote on my blog this morning:
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-Tarah Sawyer
Good morning!
What are you excited to explore further at the ISTE conference over the coming days?
I am pumped to learn about how to integrate new technology into our online learning platform as well as increase our collaboration with our staff and teachers in our virtual environment.
Thank you for the opportunity to meet all the vendors and experts.
Caroline
I am overwhelmed by the passion of teachers who want to improve their craft, even if they can’t attend ISTE. I’ve met amazing people at #notatiste15 and learned so much already. I’m watching Jeff on Teachercast.tv, broadcasting from the bloggers cafe.
I learned that I am sympatico with many others who know that it’s not about the device, it’s about the teacher, student access, and Innovation.
1. We have had major opportunities for networking and learning from what else is happening around the country.
2. What was the other question?? 🙂
Jen Van Fleet
Teacher Librarian
Williams Intermediate
Really enjoyed the keynote speakers. Exciting, energetic and realistic. It was a great way to start the conference.
Not at keynote
GOOD MORNING!!!
Cant wait to kern about crowdsourcing!!!
I am looking forward to learning about new apps and strategies to improve my instruction in an elementary classroom.
To learn new strategies to take back to my teachers.
This is my second year of participating in #NotAtISTE. I learned so many new things last year and made lasting connections with several great educators. I am thankful for this opportunity to learn from afar. I rely a lot on Voxer for learning and sharing ideas because it is something I can use on the go. I am looking forward to watching and chatting with others during the TeacherCast broadcasts each morning and using Periscope to watch ISTE presentations live. I’m also looking forward to connecting long-term with inspiring educators!
-Jamie Fithian, @MsFithian