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Episode 11: Learn – Justin Johnson Justin Johnson (JJ) is a small business owner and amateur boxer. He is the head trainer and owner at JET Fitness. JJ got started in the fitness field after working a number of jobs to keep his bills paid while he trained as a boxer. In this episode, we … Continue reading Episode 11: Learn – Justin Johson

Seth Edgar has been in the security operations field for the past decade. He is an expert in technology leadership and is no stranger to the challenges of working in a technical environment. In this episode we talk about the value of having a plan in place should a data breach occur, a few simple … Continue reading Episode 10: Lead – Seth Edgar

The Lead, Learn, Grow Podcast has a new home. Please bookmark the new page so you never miss an episode. Thank you listeners! The Lead, Learn, Grow Podcast is here. Continue reading The Lead, Learn, Grow Podcast New Webpage

Recently I earned the Level 1 Google Educator Certificate. The experience was positive and I enjoyed the process. However, it was no easy feat. I would like to share my experience so that others can be ready should they decide to become a Google Certified Educator. It is well known that this is an open … Continue reading Google Educator Certificate Level 1

I have been attending the MACUL technology conference for years and I learn something new every time I attend. Like everyone else I enjoy going to the sessions offered throughout the two day conference but I also find inspiration talking with other technology colleagues during the event. I remember one session that I happened to … Continue reading Collaborate, Connect, Share

There are plenty of great reasons to consider creating your own YouTube channel for your classroom. Perhaps one of the more interesting considerations to employ this technology in your practice is how it can be utilized to make your space more efficient and get your time back. Often our classrooms have routines that support student … Continue reading YouTube Channel for Your Classroom

Recently I rolled-out using Google Classroom for department meetings. It was an idea that was inspired by the notion that staff need more time to have dialogue and collaborate, but struggle to find face-to-face time together. Since I already have experience with Google Classroom – in the past I’ve presented how administrators could use Google … Continue reading Google Classroom for Department Meetings

A personal learning network (PLN) is an important part of growing as a learner and being successful with your craft. Most educators think that the only way to grow in their practice is through more traditional face-to-face professional development, however, thanks to social media that isn’t necessarily true anymore. A PLN is a helpful tool … Continue reading Build Your Personal Learning Network to Hone Your Craft

I am a big believer in my Personal Learning Network (PLN). In my previous post I wrote how Twitter is a big part of my PLN and it is a good place to start for professionals that want to grow their PLN. However, Twitter certainly isn’t the only place to connect with other like-minded educators. … Continue reading Plenty of Ways to Connect With a PLN