Integrating technology in education began as soon as the first learning 'aid' was developed it could be argued that when humans discovered how to document their knowledge in cave paintings. EdTech was born. Chalkboards, slates, pens and paper may all come from humble beginnings, but in the last 50 years, there has been an explosion of products and services competing to be included in classroom learning. Teachers and students alike struggle to keep up, and curriculum design is often mute when it comes to how to leverage technology to effectively master objectives. School administrators are charged to include technology as an important 21st century skill ... but the costs associated with keeping up are steep and the return on the investment is difficult to achieve. 

Engagements typically begin with a focused assessment of your current technology ecosystem so that it's clear what resources you have to work with. Having spent years implementing technology solutions. I know how to quickly read your IT team's skills and cut through the jargon when it comes to choosing new digital products and services. Together we establish a digital literacy 'basecamp' and work toward orienting staff and students to its potential. This helps to establish your digital learning road map and allows everyone to venture out and leverage technology to enhance learning.