Feb. 2, 2014

Online Learning and the @EdTechMaestro, Joseph Iacono - HoET003

Many teachers have a desire to make their course content more accessible to their students as well as their parents/guardians. Providing content online for students can help you take your teaching and your students to a higher level of learning.

EdTech Thought

This episode’s thought is about taking control of professional development. Our schools provide some professional learning opportunities, but what else do you do and what else can you do to continue learning and growing as a teacher?

This thought was brought on by my current master’s research as well as this article from JoeWoodOnline.com.

Featured Content

In today’s episode of House of #EdTech I talk with Joseph Iacono, the EdTech Maestro, about how the NYCDOE is providing a great experience to its students.

#EdTech Recommendation

If you are a regular listener and follower of podcasts then you need to check out The 5AM Miracle podcast hosted by Jeff Sanders. This is a weekly podcast dedicated to helping you dominate your day before breakfast.

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Based on this episode you need to add Jeff Bradbury (@TeacherCast) to your PLN. Jeff is the found of TeacherCast.net which is one of the best teacher-driven professional learning resources available. When you reach out to Jeff tell him Mr. Nesi sent you!

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