Blogposts For #ISTE2014

So many of our lead teachers have convened at #ISTE2014. After the opening keynote, The Global Classroom hosted a poster session. We met so many amazing educators who are eager to connect their classrooms and participate in global projects. About us: Since the beginning of the project in June 2011, we have built vibrant online collaborative...

By Ashley Cronin (@ashtcronin) on Edutopia
Digital resource curator Ashley Cronin shares her takeaways from Hack Education at ISTE 2014, including a list of resources for teaching coding and coding concepts in the classroom.

There were children from all over the world showcasing their digital learning in the Poster Sessions. I heard a potpourri of different languages as I walked through the convention center and exhibit hall. It was huge, overwhelming, and wonderfully insightful.

by Debbie Smith (@dsmitheisd)

ISTE 2014 is in the books and it will be one that I remember for a long while. I discovered new sources of information and inspiration and revisited some of my old favorites. Here are a few of the highlights from this year's experience.

Be sure to check out my List.ly List of ISTE resources here.

By Paula Naugle (@plnaugle)
I can't wait! I can't wait! Those were the words that swirled in my head in the months, weeks, days and hours leading up to heading to Atlanta for the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) conference. Why was I so excited?

By Marcie Hebert (@mrsmhebert)
Last year was my first ISTE. I came home wide eyed and full of passion. I told my boss that his one mistake in sending me was that I wanted to go back. He told me that he would see what I did with what I learned.

ISTE2014 Resources | Let me google that for you, Flocabulary - Educational Hip-Hop, ScreenChomp, Pixel Press | Draw your own video game., Even Our Youngest Students Need Digital Citizenship Skills, TweetBeam, Urlist, TubeChop - Chop YouTube Videos, AnswerGarden ", and The Noun Project

Edutopia
Digital resource curator Ashley Cronin shares her takeaways from Hack Education at ISTE 2014, including a list of resources for teaching coding and coding concepts in the classroom.

From The Educators Room (Sarah Winchester)
From June 28 through July 1 (Saturday-Tuesday), thousands and thousands of ed tech enthusiasts braved the heat and humidity of Atlanta, GA to attend the 2014 International Society for Technology in Education Conference and Expo at the Georgia World Congress Center. Since I am a local, I was one of those thousands....

By Jeff Tillinghast (@jefftillinghast)
( img: Flickr/BerkeleyLab) One of the great advantages of being at a large-scale conference like ISTE is seeing which ideas have begun to generate critical mass of action. This is one trend that I observed across multiple poster sessions, discussions and presentations.

From Louise Morgan (@MrsMorgansClass)
We started our journey to #ISTE2014 on Friday by driving from Texas to Alabama where we stayed with my dear #2ndchat friend Carol McLaughin. We have worked together for several years on #2ndchat and have collaborated on a few projects. It was so fun getting to sit on her couch and just chat!

Via Common Sense Media Graphite
Last week, at the annual ISTE conference in Atlanta, Georgia, hundreds of developers and thousands of tech-forward educators converged for the year's biggest edtech show-and-tell. Virtually every developer in the edtech space was there to show off their latest products.&nbsp...

By Diane Williams (@teacherdiana1)
How can I even begin to write about ISTE? Short answer? I absolutely loved it. I drank in every moment of it. I loved the travel (yes, after living through a plane crash years ago, I can finally say that!), the humidity (goodbye excema, even just for a few days), walking through Olympic Park, seeing the skyline at night, the workshops, Chick fil-A visiting the Canadian Consulate, meals shared, memories made...

By Cortney Steffens -
ISTE ended a week ago and it has taken me this long to fully process my experience. I walked away full of notes in Evernote, many QR codes, product fliers, and bookmarked websites. As the perpetual qualitative researcher I naturally looked for the patterns.

Insight Blog -
Insight Editor With this year's ISTE conference now behind us, we're taking stock of the most important things we learned. The Cisco SmartBoards we had in the Insight booth are awesome and attendees loved playing with them. Using technology to make the classroom a gateway to the world is a top goal for teachers.

Submitted by Sam at SMART
Home " Administrator corner, Classroom Insights, Events, Product spotlight, SMART news ISTE 2014 Recap - Collaborating and Changing the Conversation to Education First What was ISTE in Atlanta, Georgia, like? Our experience was not dissimilar to many education attendees.

By Cathy Wells
Last week I had the privilege of attending ISTE 2014. If you are passionate about educational technology and have never attended, you are certainly missing out! I highly encourage you to bribe, beg, and plead with your administration to send you next year. This was my 2nd year attending.

The Best of ISTE Technology in education With over 16,000 attendees from 67 countries at the 2014 ISTE* conference, the largest EdTech venue in the US, innovation and inspiration continued nonstop from start to finish among educators, exhibitors and the ISTE community.

By Larry Baker (@labcbaker)
I attended ISTE 2014 this week and pulled these quotes from Twitter or sessions that I attended. For one reason or another they resonated with me. How about you? "If your dream does not scare you, it is not big enough." - Kevin Carroll "Education is a single player sport, but we live in a team-based world."

By Dennis Pierce - Eschool News
Here are 50 news items from the ISTE exhibit hall-delivered in just 100 sentences This year's conference from the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) was the biggest yet, with nearly 20,000 people convening in Atlanta June 28 to July 1 to learn about the latest ed-tech trends and developments.

By Tom Driscoll (@Mr_Driscoll)
Instead of attempting to summarize my incredible trips to Flipcon and ISTE, here is a collection of images from these events that I think exemplify the best part of these conferences: experiences and relationships. The residents of Mars, PA hosted a great event for us that included local food, a car show, a miniature train, and of course, the Mars space ship.

By Darin Swenson (@darinswenson)
ISTE was awesome! It was five of the longest days of my life, but it was worth it. I planned my schedule of presentations to attend weeks prior to arriving in Atlanta. However, on the first day there one of my #ndedchat friends Janet O'Hara (@ndrrvec) introduced me to Rushton Hurley (@rushtonh).

By Linda Lindsay (@mauilibrarian2)
These 7 comprehensive resources are the crème de la crème of everything #ISTE14, in my opinion. Let's start with the most expansive list. Mahalo (thanks) to Check them out and see if you agree! #ISTE2014: The Experience +Sue Levine for sharing +Anibal Pacheco's astoundingly rich Pinterest board: , with 121 pins of resources and videos.