Thank you to the organizers.   Something I don't see on the list of topics, but is one of the issues I know has come up is "Equity" of internet access.  We have devices but many of our students don't have internet at home (or without an accurate survey yet we can't assume they do).

How do we approach digitized distance learning for students that don't have internet at home?  How do we create offerings that will not single-out any individuals?    The rumors I have heard is that teachers need to plan for 2 weeks of paper only at-home lessons.   I will find out more on Monday what the expectations are for me as the integrationist will be during this time. 

Bjorn Behrendt M.Ed ~ Never Stop Learning


On Fri, Mar 13, 2020 at 9:26 PM Tim O'Leary <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
Organized by VITA-Learn, please consider joining us on Monday, March 16th for two, one-hour sessions: one focused on teaching/learning and another on technology infrastructure.

We are still seeking panelists for both sessions. We are looking for emerging ideas and resources. If you've had in-depth conversations at your building/district, please consider conversationally sharing with a wider audience.

We're also asking attendees to sign-up, too, to share contact information and leave questions.

We understand that we'll capture just a small part of the #vted conversation on these complex, emerging, and evolving topics, but we think it's great to share what some of us have been working on.

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