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Specialty Training for Teachers

  • Writer: J.A. Shelton
    J.A. Shelton
  • Jan 14
  • 1 min read

Updated: Jan 22

Pedagogy, Classroom Management, Curriculum Development, Assessment, Communication, Collaboration; you're an expert in these areas, but do you struggle to learn about the new technology that was placed in your classroom?

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If you are reading this post, thank you first. Second, I am not doling out expert advice here. Instead, I would love to hear about your experiences with maker technology in your classroom.


As the Founding Executive and now Operations Director at Mixxer Community Makerspace, I have heard many stories of classroom technology that is nonfunctioning and/or perplexing to the teacher, from unfamiliarity to apathy for the technology to damaged equipment that can't be sent to a repair shop. I founded Venture Cats, Inc. in response to those stories. As I begin this venture, my market research includes learning more about current conditions in classrooms across the Southeast US.


Please share your stories with me by emailing: alan@venturecats.tech


I look forward to learning with you.

 
 
 

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