Thanks again to everyone who made @MACUL so much fun this year! #macul16 see you in 2018! pic.twitter.com/hp1HkxzCAP
— Janine Campbell (@campbellartsoup) March 12, 2016
I have had the privilege of attending many MACUL conferences over the past Eight years. I will never forget my first experience and how completely blown away I was when I listened to speakers like Hall Davidson, Rushton Hurley, and Vicki Davis share their vision for technology integration in the classroom.
I was so inspired that first time around, that I started applying for MACUL grants to get new technologies into my classroom and then I started to present, too.
Even though I was only able to spend a day at MACUL this year, I still left inspired and excited for ideas I could bring back into my classroom. I also approached it a little differently this year because instead of going alone and not knowing anyone, I have made so many friends along the way and made sure to connect with them, even if it was for brief moments between sessions.
I was so inspired that first time around, that I started applying for MACUL grants to get new technologies into my classroom and then I started to present, too.
Even though I was only able to spend a day at MACUL this year, I still left inspired and excited for ideas I could bring back into my classroom. I also approached it a little differently this year because instead of going alone and not knowing anyone, I have made so many friends along the way and made sure to connect with them, even if it was for brief moments between sessions.
Thanks @billvanlooteach for great info in the maker space #macul16 pic.twitter.com/owlr6Ps2Gj
— Janine Campbell (@campbellartsoup) March 10, 2016
Resources from Open Source Art room https://t.co/CQCkErNsU7 #macul16
— Janine Campbell (@campbellartsoup) March 10, 2016
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