Michelle+DeAngelo


 * What was the most beneficial part of the TIE Conference for you? **

John Kuglin's presentation about Cloud computing was outstanding. Not only did he effectively explain and demonstrate cloud computing, but he did so in a manner that demonstrated what we should all be doing when we're teaching. All participants were able to make comments, ask questions, etc while we we were following the discussion. Polls were frequently presented to us while the discussion was continuing. There was no need to stop the flow to answer the quick polls. His use of Snagit made it all possible. It was a highly interactive session. It's what we all should be doing.

I feel reenergized to make use of the tools we have as well as the tools the students have....text and twitter.
 * What new learning will impact your teaching (position) next year? **

It's hard to answer this one right now. There is a lot to digest still.
 * What additional support and/or resources will further enhance your understanding and application of technology use within your profession? **


 * What are your initial plans for your TIE CO follow-up project. This is NOT a mandatory project, but an opportunity for you to reflect on your learning from TIE and become a technology resource/leader within your building. You may choose to focus on a classroom (i.e. Google Literature Trips) or building-level project (i.e. professional development). **
 *  As I don't know exactly what I'm doing next year, it's hard to say. I will be sharing the one sentence research paper either way . **