The speaker application for Powered Learning Fair 2019 is now open. We are accepting applications for 50-minute sessions and 110-minute workshops. If you have something innovative, effective, or just plain powerful, please share it with your colleagues on November 2. Applications are due by September 8.
(formerly Tech Fair)
Honoring education leaders, schools and programs that use dynamic educational technology and practices to prepare San Diego County students to thrive in a competitive workforce, the Classroom of the Future Foundation hosted its 16th Annual Innovation in Education Awards on May 22nd at SeaWorld San Diego.
San Diego CUE, as a sponsor of the event, presented two awards. One was presented to Kelli Mocny, SDCUE's Innovative ToSA of the Year from Oceanside. Marisa Thompson of Carlsbad received SDCUE's Innovative Teacher of the Year. Each received a $1,000 stipend, a beautiful clock plaque, and a huge fake check to make their friends jealous.
Additionally, Adina Sullivan-Marlow, CUE Board of Directors, was recognized as the Classroom of the Future Foundation Innovative Educator. Adina, former SDCUE Board member (we knew her when...), received this well-deserved award for her contributions to both San Marcos Unified, where she is the Ed Tech Coordinator, and the San Diego community through her involvement with CUE, SDCUE, and the founding of EquityEDU.
Photos from CUE 19
We hope you had a great time at #CUE19. In case you missed any sessions from San Diego CUE members, use the link here to get the resources and get connected!
SDCUE wants your voice!
We would love to feature your insights in an upcoming blog post! Share a best practice, pose a question, explore a topic, or start a movement!
Post Guidelines:
- Diversity is key! We want diversity in authors, background, and your role in education. Your voice matters!
- Ideally, posts are 500-1000 words. If you feel your post needs to be longer, talk to us first.
- Captivate us! Use personality, real stories, and engagement. Just like in our classrooms, blog posts that are dry and super academic are not the most exciting to read.
- Think Open! Before you share a tool or an app, think to yourself: is it free and cross-platform? If not, try to provide a comparable free alternative.
For more info check out our Blog Guidelines page or contact president@sdcue.org
