Episodes

Here are all the exciting edtech recommendations contained in the 2nd annual House of #EdTech App Smackdown!

Natalie Krayenvenger is 4th grade teacher from Maryland and the co-moderator of #EDbeat, a weekly inspirational Twitter chat that welcomes all educators and celebrates the positive in education.

LaVonna Roth has influenced over 25,000 educators, students, and organizations with down-to-earth strategies and insights into the most common and frustrating educational, behavioral issues. LaVonna is also the inspiration behind Ignite Your S.H.I.N.E.

Dani Kennis is a high school social studies and special education teacher in New York state. She also coaches her colleagues in technology integration and is an active presenter.

Matt Miller is a high school Spanish teacher and the author of the highly acclaimed book Ditch That Textbook.

Meghan Davis is a former event coordinator turned entrepreneur. She, with sister Melissa, is the co-founder of GoEnnounce which is engaging the students of today to be the leaders of tomorrow.

Jen Williams is a former Director of Education, program Literacy Specialist, and district Speech-Language Pathologist who is a co-founder and lead program developer for Calliope Global.

Joe Sanfelippo and Tony Sinanis are two dynamic educators and personalities in the world of education. Joe and Tony drop pure gold about education and the words will inspire you!

Baby Nesi #2 is here and Summer is quickly fading into the sunset. The latest addition to the House of #EdTech, “Crab”, is an example of wonder and amazement for me! This episode also contains GREAT tips and recommendations from a number of listeners!

Baby Nesi #2 has not arrived at the time of recording/release of this episode but I can assure you that he will be here before episode 43 is released on August 30, 2015. The sub $5000 kitchen project is officially complete and the end of Summer is fast approaching!

Baby Nesi #2 is arriving in a few short weeks (or sooner). I wanted to make sure you were still provided with some awesome content. So this episode features an #edtech thought, #edtech recommendation, and of course a VIP!

Stephanie Ryon is an Instructional Technology Coach from Texas. Stephanie’s experience as a classroom teacher and instructional coach has given her a solid understanding of how to meet the needs of modern-day century learners and educators.

Casey Cohen has been teaching secondary English for eight years and high school English at String Theory – Philadelphia Performing Arts Charter School (a 1:1 Apple Distinguished school) for the past two years.

Josh Gauthier is a Technology Training Specialist for the Unified School District of De Pere (WI). Josh shares his insight on Chromebooks, coding, coding and more!

Stacey Lindes returns and is joined by AJ Bianco as I present our first episode of the #PodcastPD Podcast in the podcastic episode!

Laura Fleming is the Library Media Specialist at New Milford High School (NJ) where her library maker space has garnered national attention and has served as an inspiration for schools across the country.

Angela Watson is an education consultant, tech coach, author, and podcaster. Angela shares insight about coaching teachers, her latest book, and her podcast, Angela Watson’s Truth for Teachers.

Jennifer Cronk is the FORMER Director of Professional Learning for the Warwick Valley Central School District (NY). She shares her experiences as an innovative educator and leader with diverse experience in designing technology curricula and providing and coordinating professional development.

March Madness is in full swing and what better way to get in on the excitement than with the 2015 edition of the #edtech Final Four!

Katrina Adkins is an Instructional Technology Consultant based out of Chattanooga, TN who is also the Director of Innovation for the Canterbury School in Fort Meyers, FL.

Stacey Lindes is a teacher who formerly served as a Teacher Resource Specialist for Technology for West-Windsor Plainsboro Public Schools (NJ).

Courtney Kofeldt is a FORMER English teacher at the Pennsylvania Leadership Charter School, a cyber-school. Courtney dispels myths of cyber-schools and shares her experiences working in an online environment.

Tom Murray, State and District Digital Learning Director for Alliance for Excellent Education, explains what the Future Ready initiative is and what is means to be Future Ready.

House of #EdTech begins year two by welcoming veteran educator Sharon Plante to talk about her experiences integrating technology in special education and her role as a technology director.