Lunch Topic

Lunch Table Hosts

ePals Curriculum Units and In2Books

Nina Zolt, ePals

Web 2.0 Tools or Digital Tools for the 21st Century Classroom

Dr. Howie DiBlasi, Digital Journey

Using ePals to Engage High School Students

Candace Pauchnick, Patrick Henry HS, San Diego

Blogging

Carol Bar, Blue Valley HS, Blue Valley, KS

21st Century Skills and ePals

Adina Popa, Steuart Weller Elementary School, Ashburn, VA

Internet Searching Strategies

Dr. Laurie A. Henry, University of Kentucky

Educational Technology in Kenyan Schools

Dan Nijiri, Kenya ICT Trust Fund

Jack Crowell, Delta College, MI

Global Challenges in Connectivity and the Power of Global Collaborations

Barnabas Sang, Ministry of Education, Kenya

Mark Matunga, Microsoft East Africa

Getting Publicity for your ePals Activities in Local and Regional Media

Rebecca Kilduff, ePals

District and Large-scale Implementation Issues and Digital Equity

Dr. Rita Oates, ePals

ePals in the Classroom: Maximizing Success  – A Conversation for Classroom Teachers and Trainers

Dr. Kari Stubbs, ePals

ePals Tech Talk

Jim Davidson, ePals