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I love Edpuzzle for increasing interactivity with videos through frequent breaks and questioning within a video (either teacher created or pulled from another source).  This can lead to discussion, collaborative questioning and answering as well as quick gaming sessions.- Christy

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I absolutely love the capabilities that the Osmo games and website offer. I purchased one set for myself, and then was awarded another through a grant, and my students are able to interact with Math, ELA, Critical Thinking skills, Art, and a gaming scenario that employs coding skills. The best part of the Osmo technology is the website with lesson plans and suggestions for use in your classroom. The support is incredible and my students love it!

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As a social studies teacher I love all types of technology but I really love VR! It allows me to take my students on field trips around the world! -Jane

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I love technology, I can't say it enough! The VR viewers are amazing! I love my wearable fitbit and all of the data it gives me. Imagine if we could have a class set of that and track our activity, people would realize how sedentary students really are becoming! I love gamification and the motivation it brings! I also love Dave Burgess. He was they Keynote speaker a few years ago and he was very inspirational to me! I NEVER use twitter, I only remember having one because it was hacked (today in fact) but I started it because of all of the amazing educational things I could "follow" on it!

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My students love coming to the media center to explore our various maker opportunities. Most of our students love coding our Sphero, Dot and Dash, and Ozobot robots.

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My fav thing this year was mobile learning.  From big kiddos to small kiddos, everyone loved mobile devices and the BEST thing about mobile learning was --there was an app for EVERYTHING we could imagine. ~Angie

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I love using VR viewers with students.  Taking history classes to the places they are studying, taking foreign language students to the countries that speak the language they are learning, taking anatomy classes inside the human body...the options are endless! - April