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Showing posts with label special education teachers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label special education teachers. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 7, 2015
Did you stop by our booth at ISTE 2015?
Our displayed flyers and reports from our ISTE 2015 booth are available for download. Visit our website to download the materials, or click on the thumbnails below:
Wednesday, June 24, 2015
Check out next Wednesday's sessions at ISTE 2015!
New session added! Check out next what's in store for Project Tomorrow next Wednesday (July 1st) at ISTE 2015, and check our blog
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Wednesday, July 1st at ISTE 2015
10:15–11:15 am in PCC Terrace Ballroom IV
Join us for an enlightening conversation between a digital learning researcher and a special education teacher about the impact of digital resources in special education classrooms. Session will feature new research from the Speak Up Project about the aspirations of special education teachers for their ultimate digital classroom. With Julie Evans (Project Tomorrow), Angela Foreman (Arlington Public Schools), James Scarano (Arlington Public Schools).
Friday, June 19, 2015
Did you miss NCTET's event about the intersection of technology and special education this Wednesday?
If so, you can access our materials and Julie's presentation - featuring Speak Up 2014 data about special education teachers and digital learning - as well as a full recording of the event, provided by Discovery Education. Check out a summary of the event below:
On June 17, 2015, the National Coalition for Technology in Education and Training (NCTET) and the Education and Technology and Telecommunications Taskforces of the Consortium for Citizens with Disabilities hosted Seizing Opportunity in the Digital Age: The Intersection of Technology and Special Education, a special event to discuss the intersection of technology and special education. Moderator Alexa Posny (former Assistant Secretary for the Office of Special Education and Rehabilitation Services) discussed how special education teachers have led the way for technology innovation, and Project Tomorrow CEO Julie Evans provided Speak Up 2014 data, focusing on 4,475 special education teachers’ thoughts on digital learning. Featured educator panelists Kate Nagle (The Ivy Mount School, Rockville, MD), Caroline Hill (E.L. Haynes High School, Washington, D.C.), and Angela Foreman (Jamestown Elementary School, Arlington, VA) gave insight into how their schools and classrooms have used technology to advance special education and benefit students with disabilities.
This event was made possible by NCTET and the Education and Technology and Telecommunications Taskforces of the Consortium for Citizens, with the live stream provided by Discovery Education.
Speakers
Panelists
On June 17, 2015, the National Coalition for Technology in Education and Training (NCTET) and the Education and Technology and Telecommunications Taskforces of the Consortium for Citizens with Disabilities hosted Seizing Opportunity in the Digital Age: The Intersection of Technology and Special Education, a special event to discuss the intersection of technology and special education. Moderator Alexa Posny (former Assistant Secretary for the Office of Special Education and Rehabilitation Services) discussed how special education teachers have led the way for technology innovation, and Project Tomorrow CEO Julie Evans provided Speak Up 2014 data, focusing on 4,475 special education teachers’ thoughts on digital learning. Featured educator panelists Kate Nagle (The Ivy Mount School, Rockville, MD), Caroline Hill (E.L. Haynes High School, Washington, D.C.), and Angela Foreman (Jamestown Elementary School, Arlington, VA) gave insight into how their schools and classrooms have used technology to advance special education and benefit students with disabilities.
This event was made possible by NCTET and the Education and Technology and Telecommunications Taskforces of the Consortium for Citizens, with the live stream provided by Discovery Education.
Speakers
- Alexa Posny, former Assistant Secretary for the Office of Special Education and Rehabilitation Services (Moderator)
- Julie Evans, Chief Executive Officer, Project Tomorrow
Panelists
- Kate Nagle, The Ivy Mount School, Rockville, MD
- Caroline Hill, Principal, E.L. Haynes High School, Washington, D.C.
- Angela Foreman, Jamestown Elementary School, Arlington, VA
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