President Obama, in his inaugural address, reminded Americans that he can not make the changes necessary for our country to continue to grow and be successful without the help of every citizen. That same idea is true for our school. No matter how many tech tools and curriculum tools and data pieces we have available to us, our students will not continue to be successful and to learn how to live in this 21st century world without all of us making the effort to do our part.
I will be offering a series of classes over the next few months to help you to build on your technology skills and learn about new ways of approaching your curriculum materials. My first class offering focused on Google Tools. If you would like to learn more about Google Tools or need help remembering how to use the Google Tools, use the links below.
I will be out of the building on February 2-4 attending the eTech conference, where I will be giving a presentation on Google Tools and the Ohio Pilot Assessment meeting. I am looking forward to the opportunity to bring some new ideas back to our staff.
Google PartnerPage and Google Tools Directions Quick Reference Sheet
About Me
- Char Shryock
- I am an education consultant with 37 years of experience as an educational leader at the local, state and national level. Most recently, I served as the Interim Superintendent for a preK-12 public school district in Ohio. My professional interests include leadership development, STEM, curriculum and assessment design, strategic planning, education policy, and creating high quality professional learning opportunities. When I am not teaching, I enjoy reading and biking. During the summer, I am a volunteer unit supervisor with the Cleveland Museum of Natural History's archaeology field program. Follow me on Twitter @edtechgirl and on my website https://bit.ly/charshryock
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