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EPISODE · Aug 4, 2020 · 28 MIN

Ep. 70: Kris, Seesaw Updates, and Perogies

from EdTech Bites Podcast · host Gabriel Carrillo

In this episode, I chat with Kris Szajner to discuss all of the updates coming to Seesaw this fall. In addition, Kris schools me when it comes to Polish Perogies. We go over each individual update to the platform and different ways to use these updates inyour classroom. So strap in and take notes because we're going to learn ya'! Buen provecho! About Kris ​Kris Szajner is a Technology Integration Specialist for Prior Lake-Savage Area Schools in Prior Lake Minnesota. In this position, Kris works to improve the instructional practices of teachers with a focus on Google, Seesaw, and iOS devices in grades PreK-5. ​Kris is a former Kindergarten STEM teacher which allows him to share innovative, and relevant practices that are impactful for any age student. Kris shares his work and ideas through his website www.kszajner.com and is a regular presenter across the nation. ​Kris holds a bachelor's degree in elementary education, a master's degree in special education, and a specialization in technology integration. His ideas around technology rich instructional practices are regularly seen on social media. Connect With Kris Kris' Website Kris' Twitter Kris' Instagram Kris' Facebook

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