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I hosted a session at On The Rise this year. I've posted my slides as a PDF, but I knew from the start that a 60-minute session would be too short for the topic. Here is the previously-mentioned, o... 
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This blog post was written by ISTE Board Member Jan Zanetis. ISTE is leading the theme Leadership for Change during Connected Educator Month. Becoming an Ed Tech leader is easy with the help of ISTE! Based on my own experience, there are a series of steps to developing ones leadership skills. While I am very honored to be sitting on the ISTE Board of Directors now, this resulted from several activities I participated in over the last few years as an active member. Below I will share what t
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Superintendents and chief technology officers are modeling their commitment to use technology to improve schools by blogging and tweeting regularly about what works and what doesn't work.
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Being a digital leader today is more important than ever. From effectively using technology, to keeping in touch with your school community, to creating innovative ways to engage with staff; the role of the digital leader is is a crucial one.
Lois Grasso's curator insight,
February 1, 2015 10:07 AM
Archived mini lessons on various mobile technologies. Good for "just in time" learning.
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Superintendents and chief technology officers are modeling their commitment to use technology to improve schools by blogging and tweeting regularly about what works and what doesn't work.
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