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This week, Jamie and Jerri welcome special guests Kristina Ishmael and Greg Bagby to the pod to delve into the evolution of the National Education Technology Plan. Together, we'll discover how to move forward in the age of digital learning.
Tune in to learn how this plan has transformed over time to meet the unique needs of today's learners. Kristina and Greg share their strategies for effectively implementing more professional development opportunities in education to help with the digital access, use, and design divide. From fostering digital citizenship to boosting digital literacy skills among students, this episode is filled with practical strategies and insights you don't want to miss!
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Kristina Ishmael) is an educator, learner, advocate, and agent of change. She leads the Office of Ed Tech and develops national edtech policy to enable all-the-time learning and support digital equity. Ishmael has worked at federal, state, and school levels and has a unique perspective on policy and practice. She advised on inclusive technology portfolios at New America, was the Digital Learning Specialist for the Nebraska Department of Education and started her education career as an early childhood teacher to emerging bilingual learners.
Listed as one of EdTech Magazine's K-12 IT influencers for 2020, Greg Bagby) is currently the Coordinator of Instructional Technology for the Hamilton County Schools in Chattanooga, Tennessee. He has been a presenter at Google Summits, state and national technology conferences, as well as at EdCamp encore events. He is one of the co-founders of EdCampGigCity and a co-moderator for #EdTechChat and #TnEdChat.
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