Rachel Langenhorst is a technology integrationist and instructional coach in Rock Valley, Iowa. A 20-year veteran in education, she prides herself on being a change-agent and life-long learner. Her biggest fulfillment comes in educating and empowering others through collaboration, creation, and connection. She speaks and instructs throughout the Midwest, focusing her efforts on technology integration strategies, social media, Internet safety, and effective teaching practices. Rachel serves as an expert and blog contributor for Mackin Educational Resources and has enjoyed participating in productions for edWeb.net and Education Talk Radio. In February of this year, Rachel was the recipient of the first ever Socrative Garden Teacher of the Month. She can be found on Google+, Twitter (@rlangenhorst), and LinkedIn. Her blog, Tech From the Trenches, is a concoction of musings from her ed tech world.
My friend Sarah and I have an agreement. The day either of us shows up at work in an apple-embroidered frock or wearing wooden jewelry that features pencils and the like, the other is to have an immediate intervention calling one to hang up the teaching hat. Now, don’t freak. If that kind of teacher-y […]
If you’ve never attended ISTE before, you should know that it is a bit like a cage filled with 18,000+ caffeinated hamsters. This is my third ISTE conference, and I whole-heartedly admit that I learn new tips and tricks every year for making the most of my time here. No-brainier tip number 1: make labels….lots and […]
While I’m not Santa, I certainly do feel like I’m in the midst of an Ed Tech Christmas, as I sit here basking in the sun overlooking the gorgeous Colorado Rockies in Denver for ISTE 2016. There are already so many people bustling around checking out presentations and poster sessions that intrigue them. I started […]
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