and craig i know you already know thisbut with lucie you're never REALLY retiredyou may not report to a school to work everydaybut she'll certainly keep you busycongrats on your new future!and fyiit's because of craig that i'm in my positioni saw him on a panel discussion a few years before i startedand his comments about using technology in school stayed with me ever sincethanks for all you've done--On Wed, Sep 20, 2017 at 1:42 PM, Craig Lyndes <[log in to unmask]> wrote:Wow! This is so great! You all make me feel really lucky to have had the chance to get to know such a great bunch of people.I will not disappear! I'll be at Vermont Fest, presenting on Friday and will be supporting Lucie in her many endeavors. We'll still head out to the SW after Vermont Fest but will be back in the spring for the lovely Vermont summer.I'll keep an eye on School IT and add my 2 cents when I think it will help!Love you all!Craig LyndesOn Wed, Sep 20, 2017 at 10:02 AM, Lucie deLaBruere <[log in to unmask]> wrote:There is a special guy I know who is spending his last day as a K12 school network administrator. A guy who I met on a Vermont School IT Listserv a long time ago, before it was housed by UVM - and was run from a BBS that he set up to be run WITH students! I'm thinking that we should ask him to call one last PIZZA meeting sometimes soon! What do you think?
I remember being jealous of CVU having one of the first SCHOOl IT positions ever, when most of us were teachers setting up and maintaining computers in our classrooms.But Craig was always willing to answer my questions. I'd bump into him at conferences and pick his brain about things like "why my webpages were displaying outside of schools with an relative link, but I needed an absolute link to make them appear inhouse"I'll never forget the day of the Cyber Security Conference where he pulled in next to my car on his motor cycle and greeted me and made me feel welcomed even though I was 'just a teacher' wondering if she belonged there.
He always made everyone feel welcomed to grow their skills and worked so hard not only to provide ACCESS to everyone, but to empower them with new skills.
These very characteristics earned him the Frank Watson Award in 2011Little did I know that years later we would find ourselves single at the same time and he would start courting me ;-)Which turned out very well for me.Even lead to a fun workshop that we co-presented at VErmontFest one year called The Marriage Between EdTech and ITI know he's probably busy today passing on the keys and passwords to the systems he has set up at St. Albans City School, but I couldn't let today pass without some type of acknowledgement that this is a big day for CRAIG LYNDES!--Lucie deLaBruere
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