Education Week's Digital Directions
Upcoming Premium Webinar: Driving Achievement With Ed Tech
Scheduled for Thursday, November 5, 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Eastern time, Education Week’s premium webinar features innovative leaders who will share best practices for using technology to drive achievement along the spectrum of K-12 decisionmaking.
All DD Ning members can receive a $30 discount by using this coupon code on the registration page: ning30. Register Here.
Our guests will detail specific tactics for deploying educational technology to improve student learning, including:
• How districts can more effectively analyze data to help improve academic achievement, including specific advice on how teachers should be using data-based decisionmaking to guide instruction.
• How one-to-one computing is giving students access to higher-quality curriculum, topical experts, and multimedia tools.
• How online courses can affordably help rescue students who are in danger of dropping out, giving them a second chance in real time that would otherwise not be available in their brick-and-mortar schools.
Presenters:
Joe Kitchens, superintendent, Western Heights School District, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Barbara Greenstone, statewide integration mentor, Maine Learning Technology Initiative
Chris Small, vice president of curriculum and instruction, R. Frank Nims Middle School, Tallahassee, Fla.
Digital Directions Executive Editor Kevin Bushweller will be moderating the discussion.
Again, all DD Ning members can receive a $30 discount by using this coupon code on the registration page: ning30. Register Here.
Let me know on this space if you have any questions.
Cheers
Craig Stone
edweek.org
All DD Ning members can receive a $30 discount by using this coupon code on the registration page: ning30. Register Here.
Our guests will detail specific tactics for deploying educational technology to improve student learning, including:
• How districts can more effectively analyze data to help improve academic achievement, including specific advice on how teachers should be using data-based decisionmaking to guide instruction.
• How one-to-one computing is giving students access to higher-quality curriculum, topical experts, and multimedia tools.
• How online courses can affordably help rescue students who are in danger of dropping out, giving them a second chance in real time that would otherwise not be available in their brick-and-mortar schools.
Presenters:
Joe Kitchens, superintendent, Western Heights School District, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Barbara Greenstone, statewide integration mentor, Maine Learning Technology Initiative
Chris Small, vice president of curriculum and instruction, R. Frank Nims Middle School, Tallahassee, Fla.
Digital Directions Executive Editor Kevin Bushweller will be moderating the discussion.
Again, all DD Ning members can receive a $30 discount by using this coupon code on the registration page: ning30. Register Here.
Let me know on this space if you have any questions.
Cheers
Craig Stone
edweek.org
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