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Our monthly Twitter chat is on Monday, February 25th from 7:00 -8:00 p.m. EST, moderated by Pena Bedesem, follow #isteten to join in

Our theme for our March newsletter is Data: Learning Analytics, Big Data and we are again seeking guest posts. If you have resources to share, please send a post to Rdene915@gmail.com, posts should be between 300-600 words, include links and your Name, title, location, and Twitter handle. Guest posts should be submitted by February 24th. 

And there is still time to nominate yourself or a colleague for the Teacher Excellence Award. The deadline to submit is February 28th. Make sure all files are accessible, select the permissions which enable reviewers to access your artifacts.

To submit a nomination, please fill out the form: https://goo.gl/forms/tngNdrdJJGGyA9FY2 More

A big thanks to the contributors in this month's TEN Newsletter. Our topic was Assistive Technology, there were so many resources and ideas shared, be sure to check it out and share. And as always, thank you @Dennis McElroy for putting the newsletter into such a nice format!

Our newsletter includes a lot of great information and resources from experts in the field. We hope you enjoy!

Shared from Google Drive
February 2019 Newsletter PDF

February 2019 Newsletter ePub

Next month our theme will be Data Analytics and we will again be seeking guest posts.

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Rachelle Dene Poth, JD, MSEd
Foreign Language & STEAM Teacher, Riverview H.S.
President, Teacher Education Network,
Mobile Learning Network Communications Chair
PAECT Outstanding Teacher of the Year, 2017
NSBA "20 to watch" 2017
Microsoft Innovative Educator Expert
Nearpod PioNear
rdene915@gmail.com

Twitter and Voxer: @rdene915
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Hi all! Passing on some info we received about a grant opportunity ISTE members might be interested in:

2.5 Weeks Left to Apply for $10,000 for Maker Education!

Infy Maker Awards, a competition hosted by Infosys Foundation USA  is open to K-12 schools and youth-serving organizations who aim to create more opportunities for students to engage in hands-on, interdisciplinary learning through making in the U.S. This includes makerspaces, libraries, museums, community centers, colleges and non-profit organizations. Online applications for the competition will close on Feb. 21, 2019. The contest rules are available here. 

The online application process is easy and consists of a few short questions about your project, a 90 second video and one letter of support from an organization that your organization has previously worked with. The grant can be used for a variety of purposes including: materials and equipment, structural improvements, additional professional development, projects for students, impact and assessment research or community outreach and engagement. Apply online today! More