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The annual TELL Awards, held March 22 at Edith Macy Conference Center in Briarcliff, honored three teachers, three leaders and one partner as Outstanding Innovators in the use instructional technology. Honorees are nominated by colleagues and peers for innovation, best practices and implementation of systemic change in teaching and learning. The event was a daylong celebration of why these technology leaders do the work they do.
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The purpose of the Instructional Technology department at the LHRIC is to foster a community of professionals through the exchange of ideas and leveraging creative and innovative use of technology in a global collaborative environment for the advancement of all learners.
We provide professional development for teachers and administrators that is differentiated for each learner, each classroom, each school, and district. We aim to spark the innovation, creativity, reflection and enthusiasm for teaching and learning that brought them into education in the first pace.
Our approach to the professional development design ensures that experiences are scalable, replicable, relevant, and the experiences are fun! We offer job embedded cohorts, online courses, workshops, webinars, professional learning communities, peer to peer sessions, on demand coaching, vendor run sessions, and everything in between.
Our ultimate goal is to make sure each adult learner has the skills and requisite knowledge to effectively amp up their practice through the integration of technology resources.
Reach out to any of the professional development leaders and coaches linked herein to learn more about any of our services, programs or just to inquire about trends and experiences.
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This is the LHRIC's capstone teaching and learning event for the year! This event is designed for district stakeholders from across the region as a showcase for what works, what we should look forward to, and even what to avoid as we move to a more personalized learning environment across all teaching and learning. The LHRIC is frequently asked to help districts learn about what others are doing well, and what should we be paying attention to. This is that event! The keynote speaker for TLI Tech Expo is Liz Kolb. Celebrated professor, classroom teacher, presenter, and author. Her most recent publication is Learning First, Technology Second where she demonstrates her Triple E Framework for assessing the effectiveness of technology in lesson plans. For questions regarding this activity, please contact Sarah Martabano.
This is a two day event( 7/1-7/2). Click to register.
