We can create fun ways to enjoy time with our families online in Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, and more. Today's guest, Sandi Johnson, is an IT Integrator in Indianapolis. She has created fun events for neighbors and families as well as her students to celebrate and grow closer during this time. If you are wondering how to connect with your family in new ways, listen to this show and plan some fun family events.
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Sandi Johnson – Bio as Submitted
Sandi is a technology integrator at Park Tudor School in Indianapolis, IN. Her career and family have allowed her to teach all over the country. She loves to follow the tech trends and develop activities with the teachers she works with. Sandi presented at ISTE last year, sharing her findings on brain research as it relates to tech use in the classroom. Sandi received a master’s degree in education from the University of Central Florida.
For more of Sandi’s fun classroom and personal products, visit her at www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Sandi-Johnson.
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There were a lot of really engaging ideas here! I especially love the idea of bringing technology from the classrooms to students’ homes so they can get more familiar with the software in casual settings to prepare them for professional use. I was wondering how teachers could encourage parents to use apps like zoom more in their lives so children are more exposed to it, or what strategies have you used to get parents excited about common classroom technology?