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ON THE TWENTY FOURTH OF JUNE, TWO THOUSAND EIGHTEEN YEARS INTO THE COMMON ERA, FOUR EDUCATORS BOARDED A PLANE AS THE SUN ROSE OVER HILTON, NY. THEIR DESTINATION? CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. ROBERT J. SAMPSON ARGUED IT TO BE "THE QUINTESSENTIAL AMERICAN CITY", NORMAN MAILER FELT THAT IT WAS POSSIBLY "THE LAST GREAT AMERICAN CITY", AND CLARK W. GRISWOLD JUST CALLED IT HOME. AS THE WORLD OF EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY DESCENDED UPON CHICAGO AMIDST THE LATE JUNE MIST OFF LAKE MICHIGAN, OUR OWN PARTICIPATION IN THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION’S ANNUAL CONFERENCE WAS MARKED BY THE MEMORIES WE MADE TOGETHER AS WE BECAME BETTER EDUCATORS, BETTER HUMAN BEINGS, AND BETTER FRIENDS.

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