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Remote Collaborating and Planning, S1E6

In this special CoSN podcast, our guests examine the best practices for remote working, learning, and living during this crucial and challenging time.
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In this special CoSN podcast delivered in partnership with AASA (The School Superintendents Association) and Digital Promise, the participants examine best practices for remote working, learning, and living during this crucial and challenging time.

Guests: Samantha Becker, Project Director for CoSN’s Driving K-12 Innovation; Daniel Foreman, Associate Director of Professional Learning, Digital Promise, Verizon Innovative Learning Schools; and Diane Doersch, Technical Project Director, Digital Promise, Verizon Innovative Learning Schools.

The guests offer essential information and key insights on the following topics: Convening and collaborating through digital platforms (1:21); key questions that need to be asked between superintendents, administrators, educators, tech directors, and all stakeholders during this critical time (5:07); the importance of engagement, evaluation, pivoting and emotional resilience (9:09); the role of the educator and PD in the time of remote collaboration (14:40); stressors of security and safety from the technical perspective (18:17); bringing in higher ed digital learning, fluency and creativity into the K-12 space (22:22); and advice on presenting information in the digital space (26:29).

Follow Samantha @sambeckertweets, Dan @dan_foreman_ec, and Diane @DoerDi.

The CoSN Podcast is produced in partnership with EdCircuit.

To learn more about CoSN, visit https://www.cosn.org/.

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