Thank You GaETC! (Session Presentation Links)

This year I had the honor of returning back to my favorite local educational family reunion also known as the Georgia Educational Technology Conference or GaETC. Thanks again, GaETC! It was so fantastic!

Not only did I have the opportunity to meet up with many of my EdTech friends across the state, but I also had the opportunity to present not one, but FOUR times as part of the conference. For those who came to one, two, all, or thought of coming to a session, THANK YOU! I also want to thank you for prompting me to finally update this sweet blog of mine.

Now, for the moment you have been waiting for….below are links to the presentations shared today. There are two rules for using these:

  1. ENJOY!
  2. Please do let me know how you’ve put some of these ideas to use.
  3. (Extra Credit) Let me know if you find any other nifty resources, use cases, suggestions that I can share with others alongside you!


Session Title:  EdTech’s Newest Frontiers

Summary: The landscape of EdTech is ever-changing. In this session learn about emergent research and applications of technology to enhance the learning experience for students and educators alike. Learn how VR supports SEL, buses take students to Mars, gain tips on how to apply some emergent tech yourself!

EdTech’s Newest Frontiers – Slide Deck


Session Title: Controlling the Narrative with Free PR

Summary: In this hands-on, interactive session, learn and apply proven methods to promote your classroom, district, or department using a variety of social media tools. You will learn how to use and go beyond Twitter and Facebook to set your work apart from the rest with positive messaging.

Controlling the Narrative with Free PR – Slide Deck


Byte-Sized Session: PD in Your Pocket

Summary: A playlist of strategies and resources to amplify your learning. (10-minute presentation)

PD in Your Pocket – Slide Deck


Session Title: Geeking Out on Genius Hour

Summary: Genius Hour is a lot of fun, but getting it going can be a bit of a headache. In this session. learn field-tested tips and tricks to make your next (or first) Genius Hour experience a low-stress one. You will also receive resources to help you jump start a streamlined Genius Hour in your classroom.

Geeking Out on Genius Hour – Slide Deck



Here’s to another great GaETC! I hope y’all go forth and create edu-magic!!

-Nadia a.k.a. MsWillipedia

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