ISTE 2017: Digital Initiative Pays Off for Kansas Students and Teachers
From classroom devices to network infrastructure, district leaders reimagine their educational technology strategy.
Participants
<p>Dr. Christy Ziegler, Assistant Superintendent, Innovation & Performance, Shawnee Mission School District</p>
<p>Drew Lane, Executive Director, Information and Communication Technologies, Shawnee Mission School District</p>
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Video Highlights
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<li>A 1:1 initiative was designed to increase student engagement and drive academic achievement.</li>
<li>Mobile devices created opportunities for learning beyond the classroom walls.</li>
<li>A holistic approach to infrastructure addressed security and sustainability alongside academic objectives.</li>
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