Learning and Making with Laura Fleming - HoET036
Laura Fleming is the Library Media Specialist at New Milford High School (NJ) where her library maker space has garnered national attention and has served as an inspiration for schools across the country.
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Laura Fleming is the Library Media Specialist at New Milford High School (NJ) where her library maker space has garnered national attention and has served as an inspiration for schools across the country.
Laura previously worked as a classroom teacher and media specialist in grades K-8. Laura’s goal is to create learning experiences that empower and equip students with the necessary skills to effectively produce and consume content across multiple media platforms.
She is also driven to enable educators in applying innovative methods and cutting-edge technology in their fields of expertise. She is an educational consultant, thought leader and speaker on education, librarianship, and technology.
Laura was also a recipient of the National School Boards ‘20 to Watch’ in Educational Technology Leadership for 2014.
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Schoenbart is a Google for Edu Trainer & Educator. He recently jumped into the conference presenter pool as well.
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He loves comic books and ultimate Frisbee too!
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