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Kyle Pace is an Instructional Technology Specialist for a K-12 school district near Kansas City, MO. He is also a Google certified teacher and one of the organizers of #edcampkc. In this session you will learn about: Kyle's background in education The jump from the classroom into administration Becoming a Google certified teacher The influence of Google in the educational world Top Tech Tools Current education books What it means to be a connected educator How to impact policy change in education Integrating more tech into classrooms Major goals Passions as an educator

Kyle Pace is an Instructional Technology Specialist for a K-12 school district near Kansas City, MO. He is also a Google certified teacher and one of the organizers of #edcampkc. In this session you will learn about: Kyle's background in education The jump from the classroom into administration Becoming a Google certified teacher The influence of Google in the educational world Top Tech Tools Current education books What it means to be a connected educator How to impact policy change in education Integrating more tech into classrooms Major goals Passions as an educator

Alan Sitomer is California’s 2007 Teacher of the Year. In addition to having been an inner-city high school English teacher and former professor in the Graduate School of Education at Loyola Marymount University, Mr. Sitomer is a nationally renowned speaker specializing in engaging reluctant readers. Mr. Sitomer has also authored 16 books to date for esteemed publishers such as Disney, Scholastic, Penguin/Putnam, RB Education and Triumph Learning.

Alan Sitomer is California’s 2007 Teacher of the Year. In addition to having been an inner-city high school English teacher and former professor in the Graduate School of Education at Loyola Marymount University, Mr. Sitomer is a nationally renowned speaker specializing in engaging reluctant readers. Mr. Sitomer has also authored 16 books to date for esteemed publishers such as Disney, Scholastic, Penguin/Putnam, RB Education and Triumph Learning.

3 Year old Mallory Fundora is the founder of the organization Project Yesu. In this session you will learn about: Project Yesu Winning a Bammy award as a student Role models in Mallory's life What would you change about public school? Thoughts on the education system through the eyes of an 8th grader Future goals

3 Year old Mallory Fundora is the founder of the organization Project Yesu. In this session you will learn about: Project Yesu Winning a Bammy award as a student Role models in Mallory's life What would you change about public school? Thoughts on the education system through the eyes of an 8th grader Future goals

Keegan Waid is currently a high school senior in Bloomsfield Hills, Michigan. He gives us his perspective to educators from a high school student's point of view. In this session you will learn about: A particular adult or teacher that has made an impact What role does technology play in high school Dream classroom design What would you change about public school? What is the hardest thing about being in high school? What is some of the best advice you have received? Fears of graduation How dad has shaped educational world Goals for the future Advice for teachers from a student

Keegan Waid is currently a high school senior in Bloomsfield Hills, Michigan. He gives us his perspective to educators from a high school student's point of view. In this session you will learn about: A particular adult or teacher that has made an impact What role does technology play in high school Dream classroom design What would you change about public school? What is the hardest thing about being in high school? What is some of the best advice you have received? Fears of graduation How dad has shaped educational world Goals for the future Advice for teachers from a student

Jon Samuelson is a co-host of the Techandia Podcast and The TechEducator Podcast on TeacherCast. Jon has been in education since 1993. He has presented and keynoted at conferences around the United States, sharing his love of mobile learning and educational technology. Jon is also one of the inspirations of the EduAllStars show. In this session you will learn about: Jon's background in education Moving from the a teacher role to a role in IT. the Techlandia podcast Atlas Learning and Live Slide 2013 Bammy Award for Elementary School Principal of the Year Advice to self 5-10 years ago Description of self in 3 words Career accomplishments What Jon Samuelson is passionate about right now

Jon Samuelson is a co-host of the Techandia Podcast and The TechEducator Podcast on TeacherCast. Jon has been in education since 1993. He has presented and keynoted at conferences around the United States, sharing his love of mobile learning and educational technology. Jon is also one of the inspirations of the EduAllStars show. In this session you will learn about: Jon's background in education Moving from the a teacher role to a role in IT. the Techlandia podcast Atlas Learning and Live Slide 2013 Bammy Award for Elementary School Principal of the Year Advice to self 5-10 years ago Description of self in 3 words Career accomplishments What Jon Samuelson is passionate about right now

Tony Sinanis is currently in his sixth year as the Lead Learner of Cantiague Elementary School in Jericho, New York. Cantiague was named a 2012 National Blue Ribbon School and Tony received the 2013 Bammy Award for Elementary School Principal of the Year.

Tony Sinanis is currently in his sixth year as the Lead Learner of Cantiague Elementary School in Jericho, New York. Cantiague was named a 2012 National Blue Ribbon School and Tony received the 2013 Bammy Award for Elementary School Principal of the Year.

Amanda Dykes is a 6th grade teacher in Alabama who is passionate about using technology to increase learning. In this session you will learn about: Amanda's background in education and writing instruction for the NYC board of education Writing her own curriculum for a new technology class Amanda's favorite education book - Making Learning Whole: How Seven Principles of Teaching Can Transform Education Amanda's blog Letting go Favorite technology in education Advice for new and old teachers Growth in failure What are you really passionate about right now Links that were mentioned in this podcast: Making Learning Whole: How Seven Principles of Teaching Can Transform Education Amanda's blog Please subscribe below to the podcast to get automatic updates for your device It was fun getting to know Amanda Dykes. We look forward to seeing what the future has in store for this passionate educator. Check out our archived sessions and stay tuned for more great sessions with eduallstars in the future. Click Here to Subscribe via iTunes Click Here to Subscribe via RSS (non-iTunes feed)

Amanda Dykes is a 6th grade teacher in Alabama who is passionate about using technology to increase learning. In this session you will learn about: Amanda's background in education and writing instruction for the NYC board of education Writing her own curriculum for a new technology class Amanda's favorite education book - Making Learning Whole: How Seven Principles of Teaching Can Transform Education Amanda's blog Letting go Favorite technology in education Advice for new and old teachers Growth in failure What are you really passionate about right now Links that were mentioned in this podcast: Making Learning Whole: How Seven Principles of Teaching Can Transform Education Amanda's blog Please subscribe below to the podcast to get automatic updates for your device It was fun getting to know Amanda Dykes. We look forward to seeing what the future has in store for this passionate educator. Check out our archived sessions and stay tuned for more great sessions with eduallstars in the future. Click Here to Subscribe via iTunes Click Here to Subscribe via RSS (non-iTunes feed)

Jerry taught in the New York city school system for 32 years. He wrote curriculum for his school district, the NYC Board of Education and Open Doors a school-business partnership. Cybrary Man's Educational Web Sites started April 11, 1999 as an effort to catalog the internet for students, educators, and parents.