Maker Education
By: Guest Blog Contribution from Kennesaw State University Maker-centered learning should be at the forefront of education research and pedagogy in the classroom today. In today’s education landscape, teachers …
Category: FETC
EduGladiators with Marlena Gross-Taylor Transformative Principal 328
Jethro Jones met up with Marlena Gross-Taylor at the Future of Educational Technology Conference earlier this year. Listen here
FETC 2020 Review: On With The Show
If you follow me on Instagram, then you already know that I attended the FETC 2020 Conference in Miami. This trip was my fifth time at this event and third …
PocasOnEducation Presents: Monica Burns at #FETC
In This Episode of OnEducation Presents: Monica Burns is a world travel, tech tip giving guru and just a great person to be… Learn More
FETC Was Great(er) Again This Year
Kudos to the team at FETC. Like many of you, I am a veteran of nearly one hundred education conferences and events over my lifetime. In just this past …
FETC 2020: STEM, safety, and students
Student engagement and empowerment were evident at FETC 2020 in Miami, FL. Topics ran the gamut from the latest tech tools and personalized learning strategies to… Learn More
READING TOOLS TO SUPPORT ALL LEARNERS AT #FETC20
FETC® is the leading independent K-12 conference focusing on education technology. This year’s key note speaker included author, Daniel Pink discussing “Leadership, Innovation, and the Surprising Truth of Human Motivation.” Miami …
5 Observations from the 2020 Future of Education Technology Conference
Five years ago, the United Nations released a “shared blueprint for peace and prosperity through the people and the planet” through 17 Sustainable Development Goals. This inspired educators like Dr. Jennifer Williams, Ada …
Podcast: Esports, #FETC, and Daniel Pink
Where educators, innovators & entrepreneurs connect… Listen Now
This Week in Canadian EdTech
It’s great to be back from the 40th Future of Education Technology Conference (FETC) in Miami where Canada made its mark on many levels. My one word for 2020 …