This is a fun and informative conversation that shares about two efforts in Nebraska to support teaching and learning with technology. Peg Coover of ESU 10 takes the lead in the first half of the pod as she explains the history, current work, materials, and contest opportunities that Nebraska's ESU Digital Citizenship group provides. In the second half of the pod, Eileen Heller of ESU 3 describes the recent efforts of the blended learning workgroup towards living out their new purpose statements. Those efforts include the "What's N.E.X.T. with Blended Learning" live show, which airs across the ESUCC's social media pages at 9:30 am CT on the last Tuesday of each month. Regardless of whether you live in or outside of Nebraska, this episode offers great ideas and avenues for new learning that we hope you find useful and enjoy!

Links

Access our ESUCC live shows on our Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube sites.

Access the ESU's Digital Citizenship Symposium (Resources) and Contest at bit.ly/NEDigCit

Here's a document that highlights the history of the ESUCC's efforts with Blended Learning

Here's the impact study that illustrates the data derived from that initiative.

Here's the blended learning rubric referenced in the episode.

You can watch the first episode of the What's N.E.X.T. with Blended Learning live show here.

For more information, please contact us via our website at esucc.org