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Your personal Tribe of Light is always watching over you – from lifetime to lifetime. Join us for a special interview with Adrienne Nikki Cobb as we focus on the cosmic, galactic, planetary, and star tribes. In Part Two, we will discuss the angelic tribes, ascended masters and nature kingdom. Adrienne's Free Quiz: What is Your Tribe of Light? https://mywildmagic.com/quiz/ Find Adrienne: https://mywildmagic.com Order Adrienne's book: https://wiseskiescollective.com/product/tribes-of-light-coming-soon/ Adrienne is our Featured Teacher in the March membership. In addition to your monthly akashic records, tarot, and human design support—you'll get access to two of Adrienne's classes on intuition and the Tribes of Light, plus a special coupon for her book! Join the membership here: https://wiseskiescollective.com/product/wise-sky-collective-membership-2/  

Beth & Big Joe call the Y100 Featured Teacher of the week - Mrs. Trause from Los Reyes Elementary! She also won a $100 Gift Card from Chicken N' Pickle!

Beth & Big Joe call Mrs. Ripps from Lytle Elementary to tell her she won a $100 gift card from Chicken N Pickle!

Beth & Big Joe congratulate Mr. Vella from McDowell Middle School! He won a $100 gift card to Chicken N Pickle!

Beth & Big Joe honor Mr. Vasquez a teacher at Church Hill Middle School with a $100 gift card to Chicken N Pickle!

Beth and Big Joe share the next way you can help Y100 recognize the teachers of San Antonio! Check out Y100fm.com for more info!

Molly Birkholm is a speaker, consultant, yoga and iRest Yoga Nidra teacher trainer, trauma educator, published author, and international show host. Mollys stress management programs, resilience training, and trauma treatment programs are used by leaders and top organizations around the world, including the US Department of Defense, JPChase, McKinsey & Company, and the Young Presidents' Organization. She is the co-founder of Warriors at Ease, which has trained over 2000 teachers who share yoga and meditation to 65 military bases and VA Centers. She helped pioneer evidence-based trauma-sensitive yoga and meditation programs for PTSD in the military and other communities affected by trauma, including human trafficking survivors and homeless communities. She is also an iRest Yoga Nidra teacher trainer. Molly teaches trainings and retreats around the world, online on The Great Courses, and as a Featured Teacher & the host of the Womens Empowerment Initiative on Yoga International. Listen & Subscribe on: iTunes / Stitcher / Podbean / Overcast / Spotify Contact Info Website: www.MollyBirkholm.com Company: www.WarriorsAtEase.org Podcast: Conversations Matter Most Influential Person Richard Miller Effect on Emotions “Made me feel emotions with openness and curiosity.” Thoughts on Breathing “Breathing is everything.” “Breathing consciously has taught to how to really be alive and to connect to the life force of the universe.” Suggested Resources Book: Recognition of Your Own Heart by Joan Ravinsky App: Insight Timer, Great Courses Bullying Story “When I was a kid, I moved 10 times before I graduated from high school. Every single time, I got bullied because of the culture from where I came from.” “I kept changing to fit in. I became a people pleaser.” Free Gift Want to know the best books on Mindfulness? My guests have recommended so many great books and I've made up a short e-book to tell you about the Top 12 Mindfulness books recommended on the show. Download this free ebook here: www.MindfulnessMode.com/top12books

Jourdain is a hot yoga and vinyasa trained teacher, and a Solider of over 6 years! His unique perspectives on life as a yogi and being in the military is something that this world needs more of. Listen for a peek into his journey. ♥️

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar “Jennifer Regruth, April Featured Teacher” with special guest presenter, Jennifer Regruth. April 21, 2018. On Classroom 2.0 LIVE we always look forward to our Featured Teacher presentations because we love getting a peek inside the classrooms and the inspiration shared! We are very excited to welcome Jennifer Regruth as our April Featured Teacher in this week’s presentation! Jennifer plans to share some of the things that fuel her passions and drive her teaching every day. She strongly believes in the importance of setting a climate for learners because the climate you foster in your learning environment will determine the success of it. Students and teachers are directly affected by the physical and emotional climates set in the room and you, as the teacher, largely have control of these. Making your workspace a safe, pleasurable environment in every way for both students and yourself will ensure growth for everyone. Jennifer will be sharing about Classroom Champions and how it impacts so many kids. The organization pairs Olympic and Paralympic athletes with high poverty schools, (classroomchampions.org) With each monthly lesson, students learn life skills like, perseverance, healthy living and setting goals. Having a high profile athlete as a mentor is very motivating! Skype/GHO has completely changed how her students think about the world. To have a live video chat with scientists, Olympic athletes, other classrooms has been fun and inspiring. She also uses Twitter/YouTube/Instagram to help them connect globally. She continually assures her students that they have the world at the fingertips to learn whatever they want! Along with that comes Digital Citizenship, safety, and self-regulation and the importance of their digital footprint. She strongly believes that tech should be thought of as a tool for learning, researching and organizing ideas. Finding creative ways to get the kids motivated to learn, making global connections through Google Hangouts, Twitter, and online tools, being willing to try new things, and sharing new ideas with others are all priorities. She loves that she is in a profession that combines 3 of her favorite hobbies: people, technology, and learning and that she can use creativity to blend these together. Jennifer Regruth teaches fourth-graders at Margaret R. Brown Elementary School in Seymour, IN. Her career started in the fall of 1990 when she began her student-teaching experience at Brown. The following school year, she was hired as a third-grade teacher and has been at Brown now for 27 years. The past 19 years, she has taught fourth grade. She was recently awarded Educator of the Year for 2018 by the Seymour Chamber of Commerce. She is a Google Certified Educator, Classroom Champions Educator since 2012, a co-moderator of #4thchat since 2011, a Seesaw Ambassador and a tech team coach. She is truly an inspirational teacher leader! https://twitter.com/jennregruth (Follow Jennifer Regruth on Twitter) https://twitter.com/MrsRegruth4th (Follow Jennifer Regruth’s class on Twitter) https://learnerbynature.blogspot.com/ (Jennifer Regruth’s blog)

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar “March Featured Teacher: Going Global in the Classroom with your Students” with special guest presenter, Paula Fehlinger. March 24, 2018 Over the years, we have had presentations by many excellent educators who have shared their strategies and examples of global connection and collaboration with their students. In order to thrive in an increasingly interconnected world, young people need to develop the knowledge, skills, and attitudes to engage in lifelong, cross-cultural learning and collaboration. More than ever, young people need the 21st-century skills for global competency, digital literacy, critical thinking and global collaboration among international peers. According to Anne Mirtschin, "Student's believe that they can solve the problems of the world. If we help them to develop a global network and teach them how to collaborate then they may well do so!” We are really excited to have Paula Fehlinger as our March Featured Teacher who will be sharing her stories, experiences and teaching tools for helping her students to connect globally. Webinar Description: Ready to break down the walls of your classroom and go global? Help students make real world connections to expand their world of learning. Learn how to use Twitter and Skype to make contacts and to participate in The Global Read Aloud, The Global Math Task Twitter Challenge and Mystery Skype Challenges on your schedule and at your own pace. Paula Fehlinger has been with the East Penn School District for 19 years and has taught both first and second grades at Wescosville Elementary School. She received her teaching certificate from Moravian College and earned Masters Degrees in Classroom Technology, Instructional Technology and Instructional Media from Wilkes University. Paula is a Keystone Technology Innovator Star 2016. She is currently working on becoming a Google Certified Educator. Paula is the second-grade level district leader at East Penn and serves on several committees within the district to support grading and curriculum initiatives. She also leads and teaches several PD courses in the district. Recently, Paula presented a session about taking her classroom global at the Pennsylvania Educational Technology Expo & Conference in Hershey, PA. When she is not teaching, Paula enjoys cheering on her two sons, Colin and Carter, at their sporting and middle school events. https://twitter.com/pfehlinger https://twitter.com/MrsFehlinger (Mrs. Fehlinger’s 2nd-grade class Twitter feed) https://sites.google.com/eastpennsd.org/pfehlinger/home (Paula’s class website)

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar, "Featured Teacher: Michael Foster" with our special guest presenter, Michael Foster, from Poudre School District in Fort Collins, Colorado. Our Featured Teacher shows are always really special, and we always look forward to hearing about the amazing things teachers are doing with their students! We are so excited to welcome Michael Foster as our Featured Teacher this week. This webinar will explore peer-partnerships and developing new ways to look at learning activities that infuse technology to change how learning takes place. Teachers learn to view me as a co-planner and co-teacher by establishing a trusted-peer dynamic. Based on this rapport, we enter into a relationship that flows between teaching-partner and cooperating teacher. We work together to break down exposure to new tech-concepts into manageable pieces where there is room for some personal-struggle to learn as an adult yet in a safe and supported way. One tool we use to establish this dynamic is the “lesson refresh” concept. Teachers self-select either a beloved lesson or a new one they’d be comfortable teaching that we use as the format for re-examining it from the lens of incorporating new aspects to teaching the lesson utilizing technology. This session will take a look at some of the tools and strategies we use to leverage these close interactions to develop rapport both planning and interacting during the lesson as a foundation for future partnership in the classroom. Mike Foster has worn a variety of hats in his more than 20 years in education. He has taught grades 1-8 in elementary and middle school before his moving into his technology-coaching role. Mike leverages his professional experiences with the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards as well as involvement in state- and national-level assessments to help teachers reflect on their professional practice and create new paths for learning. Mike and his family live in northern Colorado where they enjoy community outreach with several non-profit organizations. (This has resulted in a menagerie of animals in his household and connections to a rainbow of local connections that benefit children outside of school. Mike is an Educational Technology Facilitator for the Poudre School District in Fort Collins, Colorado, home to 20,000 students across 50 schools. The easiest way to reach out to him is to follow him on Twitter at @mfosterpsd https://sites.google.com/psdschools.org/edtech/

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar "Nikki D. Robertson, Featured Teacher Librarian" with our special guest presenter, Nikki D. Robertson. June 10, 2017. We are thrilled to have Nikki D. Robertson, Teacher Librarian extraordinaire, joining us as our Featured Teacher on Sat. June 10, 2017 at 12pm EDT. Nikki has been a pioneer and game-changer affecting the lives of thousands of teachers and students around the world with her creative uses of technology, and we can't wait to be inspired by and to hear her stories! 5 Tips for New School Librarians (and those who aren't so new) Whether you are a new school librarian getting a jump start on your new adventure or have been a school librarian for a few years (or more) and need a boost to restore that "new librarian smell" this is the webinar for you! Join Nikki D Robertson as she shares 5 Tips for New School Librarians (and those who aren't so new) based on her personal insight developed through 25 years as an educator and school librarian. Additionally, Nikki will share her very personal story of struggling with burnout and how she reignited her passion and found her purpose in the school library. Nikki is a veteran educator, librarian, Instructional Technology Facilitator and ISTE Librarians Network President Elect. Nikki is passionate about 1:1 Digital Initiatives, collaboration with other education professionals, and assisting students in becoming well-informed, critically thinking digital citizens. Nikki is the co founder of the first EdCamp Atlanta, a free “un-conference” committed to reaching educators in public, private, charter, and higher ed environments to share innovative instructional strategies and pioneering technologies that transform education for all students. Nikki has also collaborated in the creation of and moderation of free national and global professional development designed specifically for the unique needs of school librarians, including #TLChat LIVE! Twitter Chat Sessions, and TL News Night, a LIVE Internet show presented in news show format featuring a Wrap up of “This Month in School Libraries” and deeper discussion of topical school library issues with special guest experts. http://www.enikkidrobertson.com/ https://twitter.com/NikkiDRobertson

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar, "Ken Ehrmann, Featured Teacher" sharing tips and experiences with flipped learning, March 25, 2017. On Classroom 2.0 LIVE we eagerly look forward to hearing from our Featured Teachers who always bring their passions, and best tips, tools and experiences from their classrooms to share with us. We are very excited to have Ken Ehrmann, a fifth grade teacher in PA, with us on March 25th as our March Featured Teacher. In this webinar we will have the opportunity to learn first hand from a teacher who took the leap to flip his classroom. Personalized learning and flipped learning are two big buzzwords. Ken Ehrmann will share his journey on flipping his fifth grade classroom to create a culture of daily personalized learning. Flipped learning is just an instructional strategy like using manipulatives. However, it may be the most powerful instructional strategy in education today. Ken teaches fifth grade in Pennridge School District in Pennsylvania, a small suburban district outside Philadelphia. In addition to teaching fifth grade, he spent the last 4 years tutoring over 50 different students grades 3-12 in all subject areas, time management skills, and executive function skills. Additionally, he teaches graduate courses focusing on incorporating iPads and 21st century learning skills into the classroom. He is a passionate teacher constantly evaluating his own teaching, learning styles, and the status quo of public education. http://www.kenehrmann.org https://twitter.com/KenEhrmann

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar, "Valerie Lewis, Featured Teacher", with special guest presenter, Valerie Lewis, December 17, 2016. If you're feeling completely exhausted as you head into your Winter break, this is a "must-see" webinar to get re-charged and inspired to recapture your passion for teaching with our Featured Teacher, Valerie Lewis! This webinar will show teachers how to find their own voice and passions in order to create their own lane. During a time, where teachers may be facing criticism in the profession and burn-outs from overwhelming expectations, they will be encouraged to “ignite the spark” within themselves and spread that passion like a wildfire amongst others. The speaker will share examples of things that have inspired her and share how she went from concept and ideas to reality. Valerie Lewis is an EDUPRENEUR, technology fanatic, a forever learner, and a DISRUPTOR of normalcy within education from Miami, FL but a 10 year resident of Atlanta, Georgia! Valerie considers herself a natural leader with a gift and calling to teach all students. Her philosophy is that all students can learn once great strategies are implemented. Every teacher should always seek ways to challenge not only their students but themselves as well. This idea has pushed Valerie to build collaborative learning spaces such as: PasstheScopeEDU, Preparing Next Generation Innovators, Teacherpreneur Chat, EdObstacles and other community service learning projects which makes “giving good”. https://twitter.com/iamvlewis (Follow Valerie Lewis on Twitter) https://iamvlewis.wordpress.com/ (Valerie Lewis’s blog)

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar with special guest presenter, Nikki Vradenburg: Featured Teacher, December 3, 2016. We are so excited to have Nikki Vradenburg on Classroom 2.0 LIVE as a Featured Teacher for the month of December! Nikki teaches a grade 4/5 classroom in a K-8 rural school with 70 students in Bozeman, MT. This presentation is intended to showcase the wide variety of authentic products created by elementary students to share their learning. Participants will view examples of blog posts, screencasts, concept maps and audio recordings created by students in her classroom. Participants will learn basic principles for managing technology in the elementary classroom and will explore and analyze tools for creating authentic products with elementary students. Misconceptions about the limitations of young students using technology will be addressed as examples and explanations of student work are shared. Nikki currently teaches fourth and fifth grade at LaMotte School in Bozeman, MT. She taught the K/1 class at her school for 12 years. She has been a classroom teacher since 2001 and has been at LaMotte since 2004. Before finding her place at LaMotte she taught for three years in Lake Havasu, Arizona. Nikki is a National Board certified teacher in the area of ELA Literacy. She is passionate about technology integration, especially blogging with students. Her classroom is a 1:1 Chromebook classroom and when she taught K1 they had 1:1 iPads. She is a BrainPOP certified teacher and a 2014 PBS Digital Innovator. She was named a finalist for the 2017 Montana teacher of the year. She delivers professional development to teachers all over the state of Montana in the areas of differentiation and technology integration and she recently presented at national education conferences NCCE in Seattle and ISTE in Denver in 2016. Nikki is a proud wife and mother, pet owner, reader and a writer. She loves camping, hiking and backpacking in the beautiful mountains of Montana where she has lived nearly all of her life. https://twitter.com/nvradenburg (Follow Nikki Vradenburg on Twitter) https://sites.google.com/a/lamotteschool.com/lamotte-4-5/ (Nikki’s Class Website)

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar with special guest presenter, Shelly Fryer, October Featured Teacher, October 15, 2016. Shelly Fryer, (@sfryer), 3rd and 4th grade teacher shares how she uses a variety of strategies, apps, and technologies to build classroom community, differentiate learning to meet individual student needs in literacy and math, and promote a culture of making and creating. In addition to helping her students feel safe in their classroom family, Shelly is focused on helping students love learning at school. She is passionate about helping students share their voices beyond the walls of their classroom. She teaches at a special school in Oklahoma City, Positive Tomorrows (@ptokc), which exclusively serves homeless students and families. Shelly has been a teacher for over 20 years, and is in her fourth year teaching in a 1:1 iPad classroom. Shelly became a PBS Digital Learning Innovator (@pbsteachers) in 2014, and is a Fellow with Oklahoma A+ Schools (@okaplus) promoting arts integration and creativity in the classroom. Read her blog on shellyfryer.com, and check out her classroom website on classroom.shellyfryer.com.

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar with Matt Bergman, Featured Teacher, "Amazing Digital Projects for All Students with Google Tools", August 20, 2016. We are so excited to have Matt on Classroom 2.0 LIVE as our Featured Teacher for the month of August! Webinar description: It has been said that a good picture is worth a thousand words - and students of all ages can use pictures to develop and convey what they know. Google Apps, Extensions, and Add-ons are amazing tools that students of all ages can use to create digital projects that allow them to demonstrate knowledge and express themselves. Join Matt Bergman as he shares how you can combine the power of Google, images, and videos to develop powerful learning experiences for all students. In addition to discussing the tools, Matt will share examples of how they can be used in the classroom. Matt Bergman is a former teacher and currently serves as a K-12 Technology Integration Specialist at the Milton Hershey School in Hershey, PA. He is responsible for helping teachers integrate technology into their classrooms while providing ongoing professional development throughout the school year. Matt has served as a graduate instructor and online course designer in Pennsylvania, Maryland, and New Jersey. He is a member of CAST’s Professional Learning Cadre, who works with educators across the country to implement the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) framework. Matt is passionate about sharing his knowledge of technology integration and designing accessible learning environments that work for all students. http://bergman-udl.blogspot.com/

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar with our June Featured Teacher, Justin Schleider, June 4, 2016. We are excited to welcome Justin Schleider who will be presenting as our June Featured Teacher in this webinar! Description: Technology is changing the world. However, this isn’t a webinar about disruption. This webinar will teach you how to utilize technology to make better lessons as well as become a better teacher. I will show you how I use various FREE resources to create and execute a lesson that meets the highest levels of your evaluation system. In addition, I will show you how technology has taken me to the next level as a teacher outside of student contact time. We will discuss stakeholder communication, being prepared, organization, and where to curate new ideas and concepts. Justin Schleider currently teaches physical education, health, and technology in Springfield Elementary School serving grades PreK-6th in New Jersey. He has been at Springfield ES for 5 years, but previously taught for 5 years at Mercer County Special Services and Lambertville Public School respectively. He is the brain behind #slowchatpe and slowchatpe.wordpress.com, which is the impetus for the slow chat. The slow chat consists of a question a day on Twitter and Voxer. He is also the co-creator of voxerpe.com and voxer physical education chat, which has over 500 physical education teachers from all over the world. In addition, he was his 5th-grade chess champion and ate a full pizza at Pete and Elda's in Neptune, Nj for a free t-shirt.

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar with special guest, Nate Balcom, May Featured Teacher, May 14, 2016. We are so excited to have Nate Balcom on Classroom 2.0 LIVE as our Featured Teacher for the month of May! This will be an excellent opportunity to learn about an amazing project Nate has organized called "March Book Madness" and also to hear about the exciting ways he is integrating technology in his teaching as the Integration Specialist at Starr Elementary Sch., Grand Island, Nebraska. He has taught in the classroom for 12 years at Starr Elementary School. We are looking forward to seeing some of the creative videos and projects his students have created. Nate is passionate about global education and each year his students are involved with the Global Read Aloud program that connects students around the world who are reading a book together and sharing their experiences. https://theglobalreadaloud.com Nate is a Google Certified Educator Level 1., was a 2015 Grand Island Education Foundation Mini Grant Recipient, 2015 Grand Island Education Foundation Teacher of the Year Nominee, and a 2014 Bammy Awards Nominee for Teacher of the Year. He obtained his Master's Degree in Elementary Administration from the University of Nebraska at Kearney and is currently pursuing another Master's degree in Technology Leadership. He and his wife have two amazing boys (12 y/o and 9 y/o) and two daughters (6 and 4 y/o). http://www.mrbalcom.com/

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar, "Featured Teacher: Katie Ann Wilson and Augmented Reality, Nov. 21, 2015. If you've been curious about augmented reality, what it is and how it can be used to engage learners in your classroom, this is the webinar for you! We are so excited to have Katie Ann Wilson on Classroom 2.0 LIVE as our Featured Teacher for the month of November sharing her experience and passion about augmented reality in the classroom! This will be an excellent opportunity to learn about some of the amazing ways Katie Ann is effectively integrating augmented reality in her teaching! We'll get a chance to play and learn how she creates "triggers" and some of the best tools for creating AR experience along with some of her AR ideas and projects she has created for her students. Katie Ann is presenter and trainer with a passion for educational technology. Her 1st day in her career in education was her son's 1st day of kindergarten which was over 13 years ago. Throughout her career she has presented at several regional, national, and international conferences. She founded the Augmented Reality for Educators Google+ group as well as the Twitter chat #AR4Learning. She has reached over 100,000+ educators and students with her blog The Diary of the Techie Chick. Feel free to join her growing social media outreach either through her Facebook page or through Twitter, Pinterest, and Instagram. http://www.katieannwilson.com/ http://www.diaryofatechiechick.com

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar, "Featured Teacher: Katie Ann Wilson and Augmented Reality, Nov. 21, 2015. If you've been curious about augmented reality, what it is and how it can be used to engage learners in your classroom, this is the webinar for you! We are so excited to have Katie Ann Wilson on Classroom 2.0 LIVE as our Featured Teacher for the month of November sharing her experience and passion about augmented reality in the classroom! This will be an excellent opportunity to learn about some of the amazing ways Katie Ann is effectively integrating augmented reality in her teaching! We'll get a chance to play and learn how she creates "triggers" and some of the best tools for creating AR experience along with some of her AR ideas and projects she has created for her students. Katie Ann is presenter and trainer with a passion for educational technology. Her 1st day in her career in education was her son's 1st day of kindergarten which was over 13 years ago. Throughout her career she has presented at several regional, national, and international conferences. She founded the Augmented Reality for Educators Google+ group as well as the Twitter chat #AR4Learning. She has reached over 100,000+ educators and students with her blog The Diary of the Techie Chick. Feel free to join her growing social media outreach either through her Facebook page or through Twitter, Pinterest, and Instagram. http://www.katieannwilson.com/ http://www.diaryofatechiechick.com

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar, with guest presenter Marcie Hebert: Featured Teacher, Oct. 31, 2015. We are so excited to have Marcie on Classroom 2.0 LIVE as our Featured Teacher for the month of October! This will be an excellent opportunity to learn about some of the amazing ways Marcie is effectively integrating technology in her teaching! We are looking forward to having Marcie share how she has implemented Makerspaces in her school and some of the projects her students are creating in the computer lab including 3D printing, coding, robotics and Google Apps for Education. Marcie is the Technology Director and Computer Lab Teacher for grades 4-8 in a Catholic School, St. Joan of Arc School, in Louisiana. She is a tech lover, Maker, Google for Education Certified Trainer, an organizer/leader for the Google Educator Group Louisiana and EdCamp NOLA, and is the co-founder of #LAedchat. Follow her on Twitter: @mrsmhebert https://twitter.com/mrsmhebert Marcie’s website: https://sites.google.com/site/marciehebert/

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar, with guest presenter Marcie Hebert: Featured Teacher, Oct. 31, 2015. We are so excited to have Marcie on Classroom 2.0 LIVE as our Featured Teacher for the month of October! This will be an excellent opportunity to learn about some of the amazing ways Marcie is effectively integrating technology in her teaching! We are looking forward to having Marcie share how she has implemented Makerspaces in her school and some of the projects her students are creating in the computer lab including 3D printing, coding, robotics and Google Apps for Education. Marcie is the Technology Director and Computer Lab Teacher for grades 4-8 in a Catholic School, St. Joan of Arc School, in Louisiana. She is a tech lover, Maker, Google for Education Certified Trainer, an organizer/leader for the Google Educator Group Louisiana and EdCamp NOLA, and is the co-founder of #LAedchat. Follow her on Twitter: @mrsmhebert https://twitter.com/mrsmhebert Marcie’s website: https://sites.google.com/site/marciehebert/

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar, Matt Miller, September Featured Teacher, Sept. 12, 2015. We are so excited to have Matt Miller on Classroom 2.0 LIVE as our Featured Teacher for the month of September! This will be an excellent opportunity to learn about some of the great ways Matt is effectively integrating technology into his HS Spanish classroom and the amazing advice and tips he shares about going paperless in his classroom. Matt is a high school Spanish teacher at Turkey Run High School in Marshall, Ind. His classes are very conversational and technology-laden, and he doesn't use textbooks (and hasn't since about 2009). He writes at the Ditch That Textbook blog (www.ditchthattextbook.com), usually about technology in the classroom, creative teaching and instruction with less reliance on the textbook. After trying to do the traditional “teach by the textbook” for a few years, he launched into a textbook-less path where learning activities were often custom-produced for his students as well as infused with technology. He likes the results a lot, and his students do, too. He’s a proud graduate of Indiana State University (go Sycamores!) and lives the dream — a wife, three kids, a mortgage and two dogs. He has taught high school since 2004, ranging from all levels of Spanish to etymology, English and yearbook. Before he became a teacher, he was a newspaper reporter and wrote for several Indiana daily newspapers, including the Indianapolis Star. Matt is a Google Certified Teacher and was awarded the Golden Apple Award by WTHI-TV in Terre Haute, Ind., for being one of five outstanding educators in the Wabash Valley in 2014. He was also nominated for a Bammy Award for Secondary School Teacher of the Year in 2014.

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar, Matt Miller, September Featured Teacher, Sept. 12, 2015. We are so excited to have Matt Miller on Classroom 2.0 LIVE as our Featured Teacher for the month of September! This will be an excellent opportunity to learn about some of the great ways Matt is effectively integrating technology into his HS Spanish classroom and the amazing advice and tips he shares about going paperless in his classroom. Matt is a high school Spanish teacher at Turkey Run High School in Marshall, Ind. His classes are very conversational and technology-laden, and he doesn't use textbooks (and hasn't since about 2009). He writes at the Ditch That Textbook blog (www.ditchthattextbook.com), usually about technology in the classroom, creative teaching and instruction with less reliance on the textbook. After trying to do the traditional “teach by the textbook” for a few years, he launched into a textbook-less path where learning activities were often custom-produced for his students as well as infused with technology. He likes the results a lot, and his students do, too. He’s a proud graduate of Indiana State University (go Sycamores!) and lives the dream — a wife, three kids, a mortgage and two dogs. He has taught high school since 2004, ranging from all levels of Spanish to etymology, English and yearbook. Before he became a teacher, he was a newspaper reporter and wrote for several Indiana daily newspapers, including the Indianapolis Star. Matt is a Google Certified Teacher and was awarded the Golden Apple Award by WTHI-TV in Terre Haute, Ind., for being one of five outstanding educators in the Wabash Valley in 2014. He was also nominated for a Bammy Award for Secondary School Teacher of the Year in 2014.

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Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar, Featured Teacher-Tammie Pogue, August 15, 2015. We are so excited to have Tammie on Classroom 2.0 LIVE as our Featured Teacher for the month of August! This will be an excellent opportunity to learn about some of the great ways Tammie is effectively integrating technology into her HS English Language Arts classroom. She will be sharing her current and past experiences along her journey as a teacher focusing on "Tools Old and New for the ELA Classroom". Tammie Pogue teaches English I (all levels). Ms. Pogue has taught for 32 years in independent college preparatory schools in Texas as well as in her native Georgia. She is currently teaching Freshman English at St. John XXIII College Preparatory in Katy, TX. In addition to her secondary experience, she has served as an adjunct professor at Mercer University in Macon, Georgia. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree from West Georgia College and a Master’s Degree from the University of Maine. She was a Summer Fellow at the prestigious Klingenstein Institute of Columbia University and has also been the recipient of a fellowship from the National Endowment for the Humanities. Ms. Pogue was an early adopter of technology in the classroom, and she is currently on the planning board of Classroom 2.0, helping to produce weekly professional development webinars for teachers from around the world.

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar, Featured Teacher-Tammie Pogue, August 15, 2015. We are so excited to have Tammie on Classroom 2.0 LIVE as our Featured Teacher for the month of August! This will be an excellent opportunity to learn about some of the great ways Tammie is effectively integrating technology into her HS English Language Arts classroom. She will be sharing her current and past experiences along her journey as a teacher focusing on "Tools Old and New for the ELA Classroom". Tammie Pogue teaches English I (all levels). Ms. Pogue has taught for 32 years in independent college preparatory schools in Texas as well as in her native Georgia. She is currently teaching Freshman English at St. John XXIII College Preparatory in Katy, TX. In addition to her secondary experience, she has served as an adjunct professor at Mercer University in Macon, Georgia. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree from West Georgia College and a Master’s Degree from the University of Maine. She was a Summer Fellow at the prestigious Klingenstein Institute of Columbia University and has also been the recipient of a fellowship from the National Endowment for the Humanities. Ms. Pogue was an early adopter of technology in the classroom, and she is currently on the planning board of Classroom 2.0, helping to produce weekly professional development webinars for teachers from around the world.

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar, Featured Teacher, Lisa Parisi, May 2, 2015. Join us on Saturday, May 2nd, when our special guest will be Lisa Parisi. We are so excited to have Lisa on Classroom 2.0 LIVE as our Featured Teacher for the month of May! This will be an excellent opportunity to learn about some of the amazing ways Lisa is effectively integrating technology into her 5th grade classroom with a strong focus on global connections and collaboration with other classes/educators around the world! Lisa was recently recognized as one of the Top 50 Finalists for the Global Teacher Prize for her achievements in the classroom and beyond as a model of excellence. Lisa is an elementary teacher, author, Google Certified Teacher, DEN LC, Smart Exemplary Educator, Glogster, Fablevision, and Voki ambassador, and Blogger. Helping her students become caring citizens of the world guides everything she does in the classroom at Denton Avenue Elementary School in New Hyde Park. She encourages children to rely on each other in class and this in turn motivates them to excel. She connects her pupils with other children around the world for Skype calls, holds online discussions with experts and authors, and organizes long-term collaborative research projects such as her ‘Natural Disasters and Us’ award-winning wiki project. Lisa shares her insights on project-based learning, the responsive classroom, online tools and globalizing the room at conferences, via social media and through her publications. Follow her on Twitter: https://twitter.com/lparisi” @lparisi

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar, Featured Teacher, Lisa Parisi, May 2, 2015. Join us on Saturday, May 2nd, when our special guest will be Lisa Parisi. We are so excited to have Lisa on Classroom 2.0 LIVE as our Featured Teacher for the month of May! This will be an excellent opportunity to learn about some of the amazing ways Lisa is effectively integrating technology into her 5th grade classroom with a strong focus on global connections and collaboration with other classes/educators around the world! Lisa was recently recognized as one of the Top 50 Finalists for the Global Teacher Prize for her achievements in the classroom and beyond as a model of excellence. Lisa is an elementary teacher, author, Google Certified Teacher, DEN LC, Smart Exemplary Educator, Glogster, Fablevision, and Voki ambassador, and Blogger. Helping her students become caring citizens of the world guides everything she does in the classroom at Denton Avenue Elementary School in New Hyde Park. She encourages children to rely on each other in class and this in turn motivates them to excel. She connects her pupils with other children around the world for Skype calls, holds online discussions with experts and authors, and organizes long-term collaborative research projects such as her ‘Natural Disasters and Us’ award-winning wiki project. Lisa shares her insights on project-based learning, the responsive classroom, online tools and globalizing the room at conferences, via social media and through her publications. Follow her on Twitter: https://twitter.com/lparisi” @lparisi

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar, Avra Robinson, March Featured Teacher, March 14, 2015. Avra Robinson is a Google Education Trainer dedicated to helping teachers & students make their lives & learning more effective & more FUN via the use of technology! She is passionate about helping teachers find their “TechCess Language” and believes that with enough self-confidence, everyone can be successful & find joy with technology! Avra was a classroom teacher in both third grade and Kindergarten. Although she “speaks techie,” Avra translates tech-talk into plain English helping all learners walk away with practical strategies for immediate classroom implementation. Avra is a huge proponent of digital publishing for students and teachers. She believes that creating a positive digital footprint from an early age is an important piece of citizenship. Avra will share a wide variety of tools that she uses to help students and teachers create digital portfolios. She believes that digital portfolios are a KEY to success because they allow teachers and students to reflect positively on their technology adventures while they collect, curate, and showcase their work. TACKK, Google Drawings, MoveNote, ThingLink, and Blogger will be introduced with student examples shared. Avra will also introduce Google Sites as a powerful platform for those students and teachers who are ready for a more robust sharing platform. http://about.me/avra

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar, Avra Robinson, March Featured Teacher, March 14, 2015. Avra Robinson is a Google Education Trainer dedicated to helping teachers & students make their lives & learning more effective & more FUN via the use of technology! She is passionate about helping teachers find their “TechCess Language” and believes that with enough self-confidence, everyone can be successful & find joy with technology! Avra was a classroom teacher in both third grade and Kindergarten. Although she “speaks techie,” Avra translates tech-talk into plain English helping all learners walk away with practical strategies for immediate classroom implementation. Avra is a huge proponent of digital publishing for students and teachers. She believes that creating a positive digital footprint from an early age is an important piece of citizenship. Avra will share a wide variety of tools that she uses to help students and teachers create digital portfolios. She believes that digital portfolios are a KEY to success because they allow teachers and students to reflect positively on their technology adventures while they collect, curate, and showcase their work. TACKK, Google Drawings, MoveNote, ThingLink, and Blogger will be introduced with student examples shared. Avra will also introduce Google Sites as a powerful platform for those students and teachers who are ready for a more robust sharing platform. http://about.me/avra

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar, Mary Beth Hertz, Featured Teacher, February 21, 2015. We are very excited to have Mary Beth Hertz on Classroom 2.0 LIVE as our Featured Teacher for the month of February! She will be sharing some of her teaching passions (including STEM and MakerSpaces) and stories/examples from her classrooms. She will also share some of the differences she has experienced between being an elementary and high school teacher, the resources and tools she uses in her classrooms, and tips about setting up a computer lab. Mary Beth Hertz teaches high school students Technology and Art and is the Technology Coordinator at the Science Leadership Academy at Beeber in Philadelphia, PA http://slabeeber.org/. The Science Leadership Academy at Beeber is a second campus of The Science Leadership Academy. SLA provides a rigorous, college-preparatory curriculum with a focus on science, technology, mathematics and entrepreneurship. Students at SLA learn in a project-based environment where the core values of inquiry, research, collaboration, presentation and reflection are emphasized in all classes. She is also an Edcamp Foundation Board member, a Philly EdTech Meetup co-organizer & new mom. She began teaching in Philadelphia in 2004 as a Science teacher for grades K-6 and spent 8 years in a K-8 setting as a Technology teacher in a computer lab. She was named an Emerging Leader by ISTE in 2010, PAECT Teacher of the Year in 2013 and an ASCD Emerging Leader in 2014. Mary Beth blogs for Edutopia.org and at http://mbteach.com/ and can be found on Twitter as @mbteach https://twitter.com/mbteach Take a look at her recent Edutopia blog post "Social Media at School: Teaching Safety on the Virtual Playground" http://www.edutopia.org/blog/social-media-school-teaching-safety-virtual-playground"

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar, Mary Beth Hertz, Featured Teacher, February 21, 2015. We are very excited to have Mary Beth Hertz on Classroom 2.0 LIVE as our Featured Teacher for the month of February! She will be sharing some of her teaching passions (including STEM and MakerSpaces) and stories/examples from her classrooms. She will also share some of the differences she has experienced between being an elementary and high school teacher, the resources and tools she uses in her classrooms, and tips about setting up a computer lab. Mary Beth Hertz teaches high school students Technology and Art and is the Technology Coordinator at the Science Leadership Academy at Beeber in Philadelphia, PA http://slabeeber.org/. The Science Leadership Academy at Beeber is a second campus of The Science Leadership Academy. SLA provides a rigorous, college-preparatory curriculum with a focus on science, technology, mathematics and entrepreneurship. Students at SLA learn in a project-based environment where the core values of inquiry, research, collaboration, presentation and reflection are emphasized in all classes. She is also an Edcamp Foundation Board member, a Philly EdTech Meetup co-organizer & new mom. She began teaching in Philadelphia in 2004 as a Science teacher for grades K-6 and spent 8 years in a K-8 setting as a Technology teacher in a computer lab. She was named an Emerging Leader by ISTE in 2010, PAECT Teacher of the Year in 2013 and an ASCD Emerging Leader in 2014. Mary Beth blogs for Edutopia.org and at http://mbteach.com/ and can be found on Twitter as @mbteach https://twitter.com/mbteach Take a look at her recent Edutopia blog post "Social Media at School: Teaching Safety on the Virtual Playground" http://www.edutopia.org/blog/social-media-school-teaching-safety-virtual-playground"

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar, Nov. 8, 2014. Jamie Reynolds, Featured Teacher. Jamie Reynolds is an amazing, inspiring K-12 teacher-librarian in Twin Bridges, MT. Her professional education experience includes three years as a business teacher and twelve years as a teacher-librarian. She spends much of her time working to make connections through collaboration and meaningful technology integration. We are thrilled to be able to have her join us as our November Featured Teacher! Jamie shared the power teachers and teacher-librarians can harness when they work together with technology. We heard about some of the programs and apps she uses regularly such as Educreations, KidBlog and iMovie in addition to Voki, Animoto and Explain Everything. Be inspired and gain practical suggestions about the importance of using technology to enrich content, create projects and share voices resulting in a deeper learning experience for students. The icing on the cake will be getting to hear some of her stories of student success and how collaborative professional relationships enhances results. http://www.tbschoollibrary.org/

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar, Nov. 8, 2014. Jamie Reynolds, Featured Teacher. Jamie Reynolds is an amazing, inspiring K-12 teacher-librarian in Twin Bridges, MT. Her professional education experience includes three years as a business teacher and twelve years as a teacher-librarian. She spends much of her time working to make connections through collaboration and meaningful technology integration. We are thrilled to be able to have her join us as our November Featured Teacher! Jamie shared the power teachers and teacher-librarians can harness when they work together with technology. We heard about some of the programs and apps she uses regularly such as Educreations, KidBlog and iMovie in addition to Voki, Animoto and Explain Everything. Be inspired and gain practical suggestions about the importance of using technology to enrich content, create projects and share voices resulting in a deeper learning experience for students. The icing on the cake will be getting to hear some of her stories of student success and how collaborative professional relationships enhances results. http://www.tbschoollibrary.org/

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar, Kathy Cassidy-Featured Teacher, September 27, 2014. http://kathycassidy.com/about-me/ We are thrilled to have Kathy Cassidy back on Classroom 2.0 LIVE to share her amazing journey of becoming a connected educator with her students. Kathy is a grade one teacher for Prairie South Schools in Moose Jaw, SK, Canada. Since 2005, She has a classroom blog and blogs for each of her students. On the classroom blog, she shares classroom happenings through pictures and video showing what the students are learning. Her students’ blogs have developed into online portfolios, showcasing their learning in writing, reading, math, science, social studies and health. They use drawings, screencasts, podcasts and videos to help convey their ideas. They also use wikis or google docs to collect information that will help their learning. They regularly use Skype to connect with other classrooms, friends or experts who can help to answer our questions. She uses a constantly changing list of other online tools as they are appropriate in her classroom as well as Nintendo DS and recently, a class set of iPads. Her first book, Connected From the Start: Global Learning in the Primary Grades was published in 2013. She has won several awards, including the Canadian Innovative Teacher Award from Microsoft, the Canadian Regional Award for Reading and Technology from the International Reading Association, the Kay L. Bitter Award from ISTE and a Best in Class Award from Best Buy Canada.

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar, Kathy Cassidy-Featured Teacher, September 27, 2014. http://kathycassidy.com/about-me/ We are thrilled to have Kathy Cassidy back on Classroom 2.0 LIVE to share her amazing journey of becoming a connected educator with her students. Kathy is a grade one teacher for Prairie South Schools in Moose Jaw, SK, Canada. Since 2005, She has a classroom blog and blogs for each of her students. On the classroom blog, she shares classroom happenings through pictures and video showing what the students are learning. Her students’ blogs have developed into online portfolios, showcasing their learning in writing, reading, math, science, social studies and health. They use drawings, screencasts, podcasts and videos to help convey their ideas. They also use wikis or google docs to collect information that will help their learning. They regularly use Skype to connect with other classrooms, friends or experts who can help to answer our questions. She uses a constantly changing list of other online tools as they are appropriate in her classroom as well as Nintendo DS and recently, a class set of iPads. Her first book, Connected From the Start: Global Learning in the Primary Grades was published in 2013. She has won several awards, including the Canadian Innovative Teacher Award from Microsoft, the Canadian Regional Award for Reading and Technology from the International Reading Association, the Kay L. Bitter Award from ISTE and a Best in Class Award from Best Buy Canada.

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar with special guest presenter, Kyle Pearce-Featured Teacher, August 9, 2014. We are so excited to have Kyle Pearce on Classroom 2.0 LIVE as our Featured Teacher for the month of August! This will be an excellent opportunity to learn about some of the amazing ways Kyle is effectively integrating technology into his Middle School math class using iPads, his Tech Toolbox, blogs, Google apps, Dropbox, going paperless, and more! Kyle Pearce is a Secondary Math Teacher and Intermediate Math Coach with the Greater Essex County District School Board leading a Ministry funded 1:1 iPad project called Tap Into Teen Minds. He is an Apple Distinguished Educator from the Class of 2013 and is working to become a Google Certified Teacher. Currently teaching at Tecumseh Vista Academy K-12 in the morning and focus on duties for the Middle Years Collaborative Inquiry (MYCI) Project in the afternoon. Follow him on Twitter (https://twitter.com/MathletePearce) or sign up to receive updates from his fabulous blog: Tap into Teen Minds: http://tapintoteenminds.com/

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar with special guest presenter, Kyle Pearce-Featured Teacher, August 9, 2014. We are so excited to have Kyle Pearce on Classroom 2.0 LIVE as our Featured Teacher for the month of August! This will be an excellent opportunity to learn about some of the amazing ways Kyle is effectively integrating technology into his Middle School math class using iPads, his Tech Toolbox, blogs, Google apps, Dropbox, going paperless, and more! Kyle Pearce is a Secondary Math Teacher and Intermediate Math Coach with the Greater Essex County District School Board leading a Ministry funded 1:1 iPad project called Tap Into Teen Minds. He is an Apple Distinguished Educator from the Class of 2013 and is working to become a Google Certified Teacher. Currently teaching at Tecumseh Vista Academy K-12 in the morning and focus on duties for the Middle Years Collaborative Inquiry (MYCI) Project in the afternoon. Follow him on Twitter (https://twitter.com/MathletePearce) or sign up to receive updates from his fabulous blog: Tap into Teen Minds: http://tapintoteenminds.com/

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar, Aaron Maurer-Featured Teacher, May 17, 2014. We are so excited to have Aaron to help us wind down the school year and ramp up our motivation as our awesome May Featured Teacher! Aaron Maurer, known as Coffeechug, is a former gifted education teacher for Bettendorf Middle School in Iowa and is currently an Instructional Coach for the district. He was also a 6th grade social studies and literacy teacher prior to that. But his day doesn't end there...after school he is a First Lego League Robotics coach, boys/girls basketball coach, and runs intramural football for 6th grade. Aaron was an Iowa Teacher of the Year Finalist for 2014 and is a member of the LEGO Education Advisory Panel. He advocates and operates several global projects and communications with students all over the world. Aaron will be sharing some of the amazing things he is doing with his students and teachers and three of his many passions: (1) STEM and the Power of Play, Tinkering, and Coding (including things beyond curriculum with after school programs, bringing students in to tinker and develop, and some of his current projects with robotics, Arduino, and Young Engineers of Today); (2) Student Voice, his heart and soul, where students are part of project tunings, and a student group called Iowa High Five (a group of students whose mission is to educate and inspire youth to reach their full potential as leaders) and (3) PBL which is being implemented school-wide in his middle school of 1100 students that incorporates a process called project tunings. http://iowahighfive.weebly.com/ http://coffeeforthebrain.com/ https://twitter.com/coffeechugbooks

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar, Aaron Maurer-Featured Teacher, May 17, 2014. We are so excited to have Aaron to help us wind down the school year and ramp up our motivation as our awesome May Featured Teacher! Aaron Maurer, known as Coffeechug, is a former gifted education teacher for Bettendorf Middle School in Iowa and is currently an Instructional Coach for the district. He was also a 6th grade social studies and literacy teacher prior to that. But his day doesn't end there...after school he is a First Lego League Robotics coach, boys/girls basketball coach, and runs intramural football for 6th grade. Aaron was an Iowa Teacher of the Year Finalist for 2014 and is a member of the LEGO Education Advisory Panel. He advocates and operates several global projects and communications with students all over the world. Aaron will be sharing some of the amazing things he is doing with his students and teachers and three of his many passions: (1) STEM and the Power of Play, Tinkering, and Coding (including things beyond curriculum with after school programs, bringing students in to tinker and develop, and some of his current projects with robotics, Arduino, and Young Engineers of Today); (2) Student Voice, his heart and soul, where students are part of project tunings, and a student group called Iowa High Five (a group of students whose mission is to educate and inspire youth to reach their full potential as leaders) and (3) PBL which is being implemented school-wide in his middle school of 1100 students that incorporates a process called project tunings. http://iowahighfive.weebly.com/ http://coffeeforthebrain.com/ https://twitter.com/coffeechugbooks

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar with Donna Roman, Featured Teacher, April 12, 2014. Donna Adams Román is a 5th grade teacher at Mill Creek School in Illinois, blogger, trainer, and presenter committed to providing rich learning opportunities for her learners and professional learning network. She is a recent recipient of ISTE's first place SIGOL Online Learning Award (2013) and a Microsoft Innovative Expert Educator. Donna is active in Professional Development online and in her district, CoSN, ISTE, and iEARN. Educators are pulled in so many constantly changing directions. Donna will discuss how we can address these obligations while providing deep and meaningful learning experiences, not only for our students, but for ourselves as well. Suggestions to work smarter by condensing and combining, that in turn can deepen teaching, learning, and our lives while we engage fully in the process. 21st Century Learning, Project Based Learning, and Technology will be the common languages. http://donnaroman.wordpress.com/ (Donna Roman's blog)

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar with Donna Roman, Featured Teacher, April 12, 2014. Donna Adams Román is a 5th grade teacher at Mill Creek School in Illinois, blogger, trainer, and presenter committed to providing rich learning opportunities for her learners and professional learning network. She is a recent recipient of ISTE's first place SIGOL Online Learning Award (2013) and a Microsoft Innovative Expert Educator. Donna is active in Professional Development online and in her district, CoSN, ISTE, and iEARN. Educators are pulled in so many constantly changing directions. Donna will discuss how we can address these obligations while providing deep and meaningful learning experiences, not only for our students, but for ourselves as well. Suggestions to work smarter by condensing and combining, that in turn can deepen teaching, learning, and our lives while we engage fully in the process. 21st Century Learning, Project Based Learning, and Technology will be the common languages. http://donnaroman.wordpress.com/ (Donna Roman's blog)

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar with Erin Klein, Featured Teacher. Erin is a 2nd grade teacher in the Cranbrook Educational Community, Bloomfield Hills, MI. She will be sharing some of her fantastic classroom projects and teaching ideas in this inspirational, jam-packed show. Besides her amazing student-centered classroom Erin is an education technology expert and a master of project based learning. In her blog, Kleinspiration, Erin shares strategies and tools to help educators create transformational schools of the 21st century. http://www.kleinspiration.com Erin is a teacher, author, and parent who has earned her Master's of Education in Curriculum and Instruction and currently teaches second grade. She has previously taught first, sixth, and seventh grade. Erin is also the technology chairperson for the Michigan Reading Association, a national A Plus Workshop Presenter, SMART Technologies Exemplary Educator, Really Good Stuff Monthly Blogger, Edutopia Guest Blogger, Edudemic Guest Blogger and Magazine Contributor, National Writing Project member, and award-winning EduTech Blogger. Klein has most recently appeared in the Scholastic Instructor Magazine and co-authored Amazing Grades with experts from 13 countries around the world. Erin is an educator who has used the power of social media to grow and flourish in her professional work with students and colleagues.

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar with Erin Klein, Featured Teacher. Erin is a 2nd grade teacher in the Cranbrook Educational Community, Bloomfield Hills, MI. She will be sharing some of her fantastic classroom projects and teaching ideas in this inspirational, jam-packed show. Besides her amazing student-centered classroom Erin is an education technology expert and a master of project based learning. In her blog, Kleinspiration, Erin shares strategies and tools to help educators create transformational schools of the 21st century. http://www.kleinspiration.com Erin is a teacher, author, and parent who has earned her Master's of Education in Curriculum and Instruction and currently teaches second grade. She has previously taught first, sixth, and seventh grade. Erin is also the technology chairperson for the Michigan Reading Association, a national A Plus Workshop Presenter, SMART Technologies Exemplary Educator, Really Good Stuff Monthly Blogger, Edutopia Guest Blogger, Edudemic Guest Blogger and Magazine Contributor, National Writing Project member, and award-winning EduTech Blogger. Klein has most recently appeared in the Scholastic Instructor Magazine and co-authored Amazing Grades with experts from 13 countries around the world. Erin is an educator who has used the power of social media to grow and flourish in her professional work with students and colleagues.

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar with presentation by Todd Nesloney, Featured Teacher. February 8, 2014. Todd lives in Brenham, TX. In 2010, he was named FSE's Teacher of the Year, and is also the co-sponsor of the Nationally Recognized (3 times) FSE Student Council. He loves technology and finding new and exciting ways to bring technology into the classroom and children's education. He's so passionate about this that he and a colleague of his (Stacey Huffine) have started a technology training company called "The 3 Tech Ninjas". You can also find him on Twitter at @TechNinjaTodd. In 2013 Todd was selected as a White House Champion of Change, Center for Digital Education's "Top Innovators in Education" and a "20 to Watch" by the National School Board Association. He also works with Remind101, Sophia, Classroom Champions and several other organizations and has recently authored two books! Children's book, "Spruce & Lucy" Flipping 2.0: Practical Strategies for Flipping your Classroom he is a co-author and has a chapter in the book!! His chapter is all about flipping an elementary classroom! Todd also regularly blogs for his own blog as well as several well known entities. http://nesloneyflipped.blogspot.com

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar with presentation by Todd Nesloney, Featured Teacher. February 8, 2014. Todd lives in Brenham, TX. In 2010, he was named FSE's Teacher of the Year, and is also the co-sponsor of the Nationally Recognized (3 times) FSE Student Council. He loves technology and finding new and exciting ways to bring technology into the classroom and children's education. He's so passionate about this that he and a colleague of his (Stacey Huffine) have started a technology training company called "The 3 Tech Ninjas". You can also find him on Twitter at @TechNinjaTodd. In 2013 Todd was selected as a White House Champion of Change, Center for Digital Education's "Top Innovators in Education" and a "20 to Watch" by the National School Board Association. He also works with Remind101, Sophia, Classroom Champions and several other organizations and has recently authored two books! Children's book, "Spruce & Lucy" Flipping 2.0: Practical Strategies for Flipping your Classroom he is a co-author and has a chapter in the book!! His chapter is all about flipping an elementary classroom! Todd also regularly blogs for his own blog as well as several well known entities. http://nesloneyflipped.blogspot.com

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar, December 14, 2013. Wes Fryer, Featured Teacher "Coding & Games with Kids: Hopscotch, Scratch and Minecraft". As this week wraps up the "Hour of Code," 4th and 5th grade STEM teacher Wesley Fryer will discuss the use of the Hopscotch app for iPads, Scratch software, and Minecraft to help students learn the basics of coding as well as problem-solving and computational thinking skills.