Techspo 2014 was a fantastic
event. I was fortunate enough to meet up
with many of the dynamic educators in my PLN such as Scott Rocco (@ScottRRocco) Jay Eitner (@iSuperEit), Brad Currie (@bcurrie5), Tim Charleston (@MrCSays), Glenn
Robbins (@Glennr1809), and many more. Keynote
speaker Alan November, posed questions to challenge educators’ views on Edtech. He asked questions such as, “How many of your
classroom assignments are Googleable?”
I was honored to present two sessions
on flipped instruction during the conference entitled, “All Things Flip!” and “Create
Your Own Khan Academy”. An amazing
educator, Janine DaSilva (@jdasilva_mrs), was my co-presenter and offered a
first-hand perspective of how the flipped classroom has changed learning in her
classroom. To view “All Things Flip!” click here. To view “Create Your Own Khan
Academy” click here.
Jay Eitner, presented on
EdCamps, a powerful professional development movement that is truly
“game-changing”. To learn more about the
EdCamp movement click here.
It was a great conference (despite the Wi-Fi issues) in which I learned much not only from the sessions, but from the informal conversations I was able to have throughout the days. And yes, Señor Diaz even made an appearance in a couple of sessions. Looking forward to next year!
