Balancing #EdTech in a Library with Kate Nesi - HoET138

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Featured Content

Kate Nesi is back on the podcast for the 5th time to talk about how she balances #edtech and modern ideas with traditional library ideologies.

Her main points include:

• Building relationships, trust, and community
• Providing value
• Not being the center of attention and highlighting others

Resources Mentioned:

• katenesi.com
• How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie
• Akimbo Podcast by Seth Godin
• Island Scooters

House of #EdTech VIP

RACHAEL BATH – Interested in Ed Tech and innovative learning. Like blogging, Twitter, STEAM, and Connected learning for everyone.

Most importantly Rachael is a mother of 5 beautiful children, who in many cases are her test cases for trialing new tools and ideas. She has a Masters in Education Technology from the University of Southern Queensland. Rachael’s ambition is to provide students with the most innovative learning experiences and engaging curriculum as possible. She supports her colleague’s explorations of online resources and provides students with authentic learning opportunities that promote engaging learning and skills for the unknown future.

Connect with Rachael Bath:

• Twitter: https://twitter.com/rachbath
• Website: https://rachaelbath.wordpress.com/