Teaching with Tech is a podcast created by the MLTI Ambassadors at the Maine Department of Education. This podcast is meant to provide educators with some professional development by discussing topics that can integrate technology into the classroom, hearing from educators in the field about their experiences, and building a network for Maine teachers.
In this, the last installment of the Teach With Tech Podcast, we invite back three former MLTI Ambassadors for a nostalgic conversation. Rob Dominick, Tracy Williamson and Joshua Schmidt return to the podcast and share their experiences with creating the podcast and with its evolution. Along with sharing what they’re up to these days, the three former Ambassadors and current Ambassador, Jeff Ireland, talk about an array of subjects including their favorite podcasts, both personal and educational.
A reminder that in early March is the MLTI Virtual Student Conference, also known as The Maine Winter Classic. Please reach out to the team with any questions. It’s not too late to sign up! Maine Winter Classic Registration (https://mainedoe.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8oiftjW16yUQJJY)
If you have feedback about this episode or you’re just curious how the team can support you and your school - please contact the MLTI (Maine Learning Technology Initiative) and LTT (Learning Through Technology) teams at the Maine Department of Education by emailing us at DOE-LTT@maine.gov.
Please feel free to reach out to us with questions or ideas at DOE-LTT@maine.gov (mailto:DOE-LTT@maine.gov). We also wanted to give a quick reminder about our brand new mobile friendly archive of every episode of the show. It will be linked in the show notes and includes every episode of Teaching With Tech, including our 1 year celebration from last month. https://t.co/jHfsnavNm6 (https://t.co/jHfsnavNm6)
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3 Oct 2024
Acting Up: ACTEM Conference Teaser
In Episode 28 of the Teaching With Tech Podcast, the Ambassadors will be sharing with listeners a bit about the organization known as ACTEM. ACTEM’s purpose and role will be discussed along with its fall conference on the 10th and 11th of October. Along with this discussion will be audio clips sharing brief “elevator speeches” about the presentations being given by both current and former team members.
If you have feedback about this episode or you’re just curious how the team can support you and your school - please contact the MLTI (Maine Learning Technology Initiative) and LTT (Learning Through Technology) teams at the Maine Department of Education by emailing us at DOE-LTT@maine.gov.
Please feel free to reach out to us with questions or ideas at DOE-LTT@maine.gov (mailto:DOE-LTT@maine.gov)
We also wanted to give a quick reminder about our brand new mobile friendly archive of every episode of the show. It will be linked in the show notes and includes every episode of Teaching With Tech, including our 1 year celebration from last month. https://t.co/jHfsnavNm6 (https://t.co/jHfsnavNm6)Music Credits:Teaching With Tech theme music created by Tracy Williamson using loops in Soundtrap
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26 Sept 2024
New Faces, New Initiatives
During our first episode of the 24/25 school year, we will be welcoming our new cadre of MLTI Ambassadors. Each will share a brief audio clip introducing themselves. Learning Specialist Jon Graham will interview Kern Kelley about a new concept in PD called CommutePD where educators can earn contact hours while commuting to and from school (or wherever). Co-Hosts Chris and AJ will share with listeners the fall conference schedule and topics that our team will be presenting. 2nd Year Ambassador Donna Netzer interviews Tim Reynolds of the Washington County Education Consortium about the upcoming regional and virtual PD called Harvest of Ideas. If you have feedback about this episode or you’re just curious how the team can support you and your school - please contact the MLTI (Maine Learning Technology Initiative) and LTT (Learning Through Technology) teams at the Maine Department of Education by emailing us at DOE-LTT@maine.gov.
Please feel free to reach out to us with questions or ideas at DOE-LTT@maine.gov (mailto:DOE-LTT@maine.gov)
We also wanted to give a quick reminder about our brand new mobile friendly archive of every episode of the show. It will be linked in the show notes and includes every episode of Teaching With Tech, including our 1 year celebration from last month. https://t.co/jHfsnavNm6 (https://t.co/jHfsnavNm6)Music Credits:Teaching With Tech theme music created by Tracy Williamson using loops in Soundtrap"Newer Wave" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
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