To start this work off right, this month’s challenge is about the quick fix.
For the next 4 weeks, we challenge you (and ourselves) to use tech-based solutions and strategies to alleviate a specific pain point in your practice. Maybe you spend too much time each month doing rote tasks and can’t find enough time for deep reflection. Perhaps you aim to find simpler ways to communicate and collaborate with your colleagues. Maybe you’re sick of lugging home stacks of index cards (exit tickets!) every night. Now is the time to test some solutions!
Tweet your pain point, the tech-tool or strategy you’re trying, the outcome, or just share some thoughts about this using #cliponTIE.
#cliponTIE is all about what we can do now. Today. This minute to make our lives, our teaching, and our learning better. We may not solve the world’s issues in a hashtag, but we can tweak our systems to find some efficiency.
Check back in on Twitter and the blog to continue the conversation. You may have solutions for someone else’s challenge.
Casey Daigle
Casey is the Digital Learning Manager for the Collaborative for Educational Services (CES), where she works with preK-12 teachers, administrators, and edtech leaders across Massachusetts to explore how tech can transform teaching & learning, better connect us as humans, and create more equity and inclusion. She is a Google for Education Certified Trainer and spends a lot of time engaging educators about makerspaces, personalized learning, and what learning feels like when it happens online. Her personalized approach to professional development supports learners to explore possibilities and build confidence as they discover how G Suite tools and a little imagination can revolutionize their work. Additionally, she has worked extensively with design thinking, systems design, facilitation and she is certified by ISTE to be an authorized provider of the ISTE Certification for Educators.
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