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Breaking down the school walls – tech in and tech out

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Technology has been critical and necessary to ensure ongoing learning during the pandemic. As we enter the next chapter of teaching and learning, we have a new opportunity. How can we use technology to not only connect remote students to the classroom but also as a critical tool in the classroom to connect to the community? How can technology aid students in learning about places outside their own community? How can technology be used to connect students back to their schools when they are doing internships elsewhere? How can technology ensure that learning is not confined to only one learning environment? This webinar will highlight the next phase of learning that is possible, particularly with the technology supports and attitudes now in place. Panelists will

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Teacher and Teacher Leader at Academy for Personal Leadership and Excellence | + posts
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Digital Learning Specialist at Akron Public Schools | + posts
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Director of Secondary and Instructional Technology at Johnson City Schools | + posts

David Timbs is the director of secondary and instructional technology for Johnson City Schools. Prior to joining Johnson City Schools in July 2015, he served as the executive director of instructional leadership at the Tennessee Department of Education in Nashville. He has also served as the assistant superintendent for teaching and learning for Sullivan County Schools (TN) as well as in teaching and administrative roles in Johnson County (TN). In his 29th year of education, Timbs was selected as the Tennessee Supervisor of the Year in 2008 and has served as an adjunct instructor at both East Tennessee State University and Milligan University.

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