Karen Streeter is a former Instructional Technology Supervisor.\u00a0 Karen brings us the Ed Tech Temperature Check – explaining edtech buzzwords, sharing tech tips and tricks, and summarizing books that should be on your edtech shelf.<\/p>\n
Sharon Hall was a recipient of the Presidential Award of Excellence in Math teaching. With over 15 years of classroom experience as a National Board Certified teacher, Sharon shares her content knowledge and reflections on ideas for basic classroom technology integration with us.<\/p>\n
Paula Deal, a retired high school media specialist, has been a pioneer in many shifts in the library sciences throughout her career.\u00a0 Paula contributes a monthly column on research, digital citizenship and other ways to find and use media resources in the classroom.<\/p>\n
Dr. Ruth Okoye is the Director of K12 Initiatives at The Source for Learning. As a long-time technology coach, Ruth shares ideas and strategies for professional learning and thoughts on how to motivate yourself to \u201cdig deeper\u201d into educational technologies.<\/p>\n
Melissa Henning is the Educational Content Manager for Source for Learning, the non-profit parent company of TeachersFirst. She has over 16 years of experience in education. Melissa is a frequent presenter at national and regional conferences.<\/p>\n
Katy Garvey is the Social Learning Manager for Source for Learning, the non-profit parent company of TeachersFirst. She began her education career teaching Spanish before entering into administration. A former middle school principal, Katy spends her free time exercising and with her family.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"