iPads to Chromebooks? My interview with Dave Bast from Holland Public Schools shows that it's not about the tech you select, but the learning you can enable. 

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How do you protect and repair your Chromebook? My interview with Eric Griffith from Mechanicsburg schools in Ohio discusses key strategies for ensuring that your Chromebooks withstand the stress of the school environment. We also discuss the merits of on-site Chromebook repair.

This wide-ranging conversation with Elliot Soloway, Professor of education, engineering and information at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor was fun. Elliot is a passionate and insightful technologist and researcher who shares how we can collaborate with technology to solve hard problems.

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Elementary students CAN use technology! Jolanda Nederveld is an elementary teacher at Oriole Park elementary school in Wyoming, Michigan who teaches technology and media to grades K-4. Jolanda shares how Chromebooks in Elementary classrooms can provide marvelous learning opportunities and sets students up for future success.

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In this episode I am joined by Wendy Nimtz, 5th grade teacher at Our Shepherd Lutheran school in Birmingham, Michigan. Wendy believes in the power of active learning and project based learning is a big part of her classroom. Wendy's cart of Acer Chromebooks plays a central role in providing students access to new creative tools they can use to create awesome projects.

Thank you for listening to Season 1 of the Chromebook Classroom podcast.

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