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By: Damian Kavanagh in Beyond Ordinary (reposted from https://www.misbo.com/news/fear-and-acceptance-a-stroll-down-edtech-memory-lane) When Felix Jacomino, Director of Technology at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Day School and MISBO board member, took the stage at the ATLIS 10th anniversary conference, he invited us on a journey — not just through technology, but through every emotional rollercoaster…
Imagine an office, school, or any workplace where printing, scanning, and copying just work—no errors, no delays, no headaches. Sounds like a dream, right? Well, that s become our reality at St. Stephen s, and I wanted to share how we got here. A Fortunate Meeting at MISBO s Conference Last year, I attended the MISBO Annual Conference [ ] The post File → Print → Success! Thanks to Revolution…
As ShiftinEdu 2024 approaches, October 10th 11th, my excitement is building for what promises to be our best event yet. Every year, ShiftinEdu brings together thought leaders, educators, and technology enthusiasts to explore the future of education, and this year is no different. With engaging keynotes, transformative sessions, and world-class catering, it’s shaping up [ ] The post ShiftinEdu…
I m thrilled to share an interview I did with the Association of Technology Leaders in Independent Schools (ATLIS) on their podcast, Talking Technology with ATLIS. It was a fantastic opportunity to dive deep into the topics that I m most passionate about: education, technology, and inclusivity. In this episode, hosted by the amazing Christina Lewellen and [ ] The post Exploring the Future of…
I m pretty pumped about beginning my second year as Director of Innovation Technology at Gulliver. Having the experience of a full year s rhythm and pattern under my belt is definitely an advantage as I gear up and get ready to do cool and amazing things with my teammates and colleagues at this institution that [ ] The post Innovator s Mindset Mini Keynote-a-thon appeared first on Felix Jacomino .
Today I walked into a classroom where half the students were out of their seats and the volume coming from inside could be heard down the hall! So, what s your first reaction to that statement? Was it How terrible! What school? (So I know not to send my kid there.) Hand that teacher a classroom management book! Or [ ] The post Loud classroom with students out of their seats! appeared first on…