ISTE Panel Discussion
I was honored to participate in a panel discussion at ISTE this year. In addition to collaborating with fellow educators whom I deeply respect, promoting the use of instructional video as a “backloading”, rather than “frontloading” tool, to be used at the end, rather than the beginning of a learning cycle, was a huge priority of mine. Below is the follow up conversation after the initial panel. Stay tuned for a link to the full panel discussion.
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