Episode 18 brings Team #TOSAchat (@cogswell_ben @cogswell_ben @kmartintahoe @jyoung1219) together in one virtual space for the first time. Come learn a little bit of the history of how #tosachat was formed as well as some great insights on coaching from Karly Moura, Kelly Martin, and Joe Young. This episode runs a longer than typically.

In episode 17 of Coach's Corner, Lindsey Blass (@LindseyBlass1) Roland Aichele (@EdTechMinded), Ryan O'Donnell (@creativeedtech), the sophomore class of #connectedtl, talk about building teacher leaders with a few edtech tips peppered in. Don't miss the background music provided by Ryan's family. Always remember, you've got to know when to hold them. This episode runs a longer than typically.

Episode 16 features special guest Gretchen Schultek Bridgers (@GSchultek) This episode delves into topics like teacher implementation, feedback, and lots of little nuggets on coaching. 

Episode 15 features special guests Ryan O'Donnell (@creativeedtech) & Kristina Mattis (@kristinamattis) and shout outs to: @twhalen805, @checkthisoutBR, @bribriggs, @magrelacanela , @thetechprofe, @jcorippo, @edcampsalinas, @dowbiggon, @RemindHQ, @SFUSDiLab, @cuerockstar and mentions this TED-X: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-p3rsiueTc.

In episode 14, Jeff Downing joins us at the first Common Sense Media teacher institute to discuss successful tech integration. Thanks @teacherdowning for joining us!

In episode 13, we talk with Martin Cisneros on how to make PD more engaging. Thanke @theTechProfe for joining us.

What is Coach's Corner, and where did it come from? This video stars @newimpluse as we delve into Coach's Corner itself, right before it is annihilated.

In episode 11 we talk to Mark Wagner (@markwagner), Edtechteam's CEO. We talk U2 and making the most of edtech integration. Thanks Mark for taking the time to connect. It was fun doing something a little different this time. This was my first interview view Google Hangout. I had some audio issues, but it was awesome anyways.

Once upon a time in a digital universe not so far away, a call for aide was sent out in the form of a tweet. Many tweeps saw the call for aid, but only the truly brave accepted the challenge. The task? To record a 30 second video defining the attributes of succesful professional development. 11 brave individuals took on the task, and their videos remain unedited except for some volume adjustments, a few crops, and one small trim. A special thanks to those 11 heroic individuals who responded and are helping me on my Edtech journey. Thanks: Kevin Honeycutt @kevinhoneycutt Mr. D @aasomrd Karly Moura @karlymoura Matt Rosenau @mhrosenau JosH Harris @EdTechSpec Jessica Bieber @BieberJessicaL Jonathan Green @EdTechMCOE Stacy Brown @dcathsbrown Denise Green @MCOEmath Eric Lopez @ricoblades Sylvia Duckwoth @sylviaduckworth

In episode 9, we talk tech integration with Kasey Bell, aka Shake up Learning (@shakeuplearning). Thanks Kasey for hanging out and representing the great state of Texas. This episode was recorded at the Edtechteam's GAFE Summit in Palo Alto.

In episode eight, we talk to Canadian Michelle Armstrong, @armstrongedtech. Michelle so awesome because she was kind enough to put up with my jokes. Michelle talks edtech coaching and integration. This episode was recorded at Edtechteam's GAFE Summit in Palo Alot.