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The Forgotten 21st Century Skill
This morning I presented the topic, "Becoming 21st Century Ready" to a group of teachers and administrators from international schools around the world. We started the presentation by discussing what...
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Earlier this week, the instructional technology department at Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools (CMS) facilitated a technology seminar for the teachers in the district. This seminar was funded through...
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Noticing Changes on the Atomic Learning Site?
Long before I became Vice President of Product and Business Development at Atomic Learning, I was a Tech Coordinator for a rural district in Central Minnesota. One day when I was working in the...
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What Accessibility Means to Atomic Learning
As Disability Awareness Month comes to a close, I wanted to write a blog post about Atomic Learning’s commitment to accessible instruction. We have a philosophy: accessibility is not just about...
View ArticleGoing to #FETC14? I want to hear from you!
If you are going to FETC, I want to hear from you! I will be hosting a session “From Awkward to Awesome: Learn from Product Innovation Models. ” What does that mean? When I was completing my Masters of...
View ArticleLearn from Product Innovation Models #FETC14
I am really excited for the presentation I'll be giving at FETC this year. Why? Because it is on a subject I am passionate about. As an executive, I understand the challenges leaders of organizations...
View ArticleWhat Ed Tech can Learn from Product Innovation Models: A Pragmatic Approach
Last week, I had the pleasure of being selected as a presenter at the annual FETC conference where I presented a new topic, “From Awkward to Awesome, What Ed Tech can Learn from Product Innovation...
View ArticleWhat Ed Tech can Learn from Product Innovation Models: A Lean Startup
In this second post of my Product Innovation Model blog series I’m going to explore a simple model created by Eric Ries called “The Lean Startup”. The lean startup is a very practical model that is...
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What Ed Tech can Learn from Product Innovation Models: Inspiring Change
In my first two posts of this blog mini-series, I discussed two different models for product development: Pragmatic Marketing and The Lean Startup. By balancing the principals of these two models you...
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