VSTE is pleased to welcome Sarah Thomas (@@sarahdateechur) as guest moderator for the fifth week of our Slow Tweet Chat Book Group. She will be leading us in a discussion of the Fourth chapter of The Missing Voices in EdTech: Bringing Diversity Into EdTech by this year's conference keynoter, Rafranz Davis. This chapter focuses on the unspoken inequity: people of color of … [Read more...]
Classroom Snacks: Wise County, October 27, 2016
As educators, we spend lots of time talking about students but not much time talking to them. VSTE is working to change that by providing virtual visits to classrooms across the Commonwealth. Our "classroom snacks" will take place on Thursdays throughout October. We'll continue the series with three groups of students from Wise County on Thursday, October 27, 2016. Join … [Read more...]
Slow Tweet Book Chat, Week Four
VSTE is pleased to welcome Dr. Mano Talaiver (@manotalaiver) as guest moderator for the fourth week of our Slow Tweet Chat Book Group. She will be leading us in a discussion of the Fourth chapter of The Missing Voices in EdTech: Bringing Diversity Into EdTech by this year's conference keynoter, Rafranz Davis. This chapter focuses on missing women's voices. While we certainly … [Read more...]
Classroom Snacks #3 Archive: Roanoke County Public Schools
As part of Connected Educator Month, VSTE is making virtual classroom visits to talk with students across the Commonwealth. On Thursday, October 20, 2016, we visited with students from Roanoke County Public Schools. A big thank you to Meg Swecker, Coordinator of Technology Integration, for organizing the day, thanks to ITRT Tina Coffey, teachers Sherri Rickman and Cynthia … [Read more...]
Classroom Snacks: Roanoke County, October 20, 2016
As educators, we spend lots of time talking about students but not much time talking to them. VSTE is working to change that by providing virtual visits to classrooms across the Commonwealth. Our "classroom snacks" will take place on Thursdays throughout October. We'll continue the series with four groups of students from Roanoke County on Thursday, October 20, … [Read more...]
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