Canva recently came out with a draw tool and, speaking as a math teacher, I’m thrilled about the possibilities this presents. I had a chance to write two feature posts, one on the Canva website and one on the Wacom website, diving into the opportunities this new tool opens up and applications in a variety … Continue reading →

I am excited to be attending a number of Wall Street Journal events this spring and summer, and I wanted to share another opportunity with you today. You’ve seen me share information about The Future Of Everything Festival already. This post will focus on one of the WSJ Women Events – Women In: Sustainable Finance. … Continue reading →

It has been a while since I’ve published a post focused on productivity. This topic goes hand-in-hand with my interest in intentional tech use. I have done a ton of reading on the topic of productivity and focus, and one of my goals is to share more about how I have applied some of the … Continue reading →

If you’ve seen me present virtually, you’ve seen me use mmhmm to do an over-the-shoulder slides look & easily toggle between screen share & my camera. What you don’t see there is the power of mmhmm to record & share to empower students with resources to drive the pace of their learning! Check out my interview on … Continue reading →

I had a chance to sit down with Martin McGovern, founder of Career Therapy, to record a podcast episode focused on leveraging technology to unlock the power of introverts! I truly hope this episode will plant seeds for leaders & teachers – we can leverage some of the simplest technology tools to create more inclusive & … Continue reading →

15 years ago, a 2 year old toy poodle named Buddy came into my life. I never could have imagined that this tiny pup could possibly have such a huge heart and show me such tender love and affection every single day for 15 years. I am so incredibly lucky to have been Buddy’s mama. … Continue reading →