Next Show: February 4, 2012
Special Guest: Bill Stites
Topic: Using Evernote

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The topic for Saturday, February 4th will be "Using Evernote" featuring Wiliam Stites. William will share innovative ways you can use Evernote in the classroom with students.






About Bill: He is cur­rently the Direc­tor of Tech­nol­ogy at The Mont­clair Kim­ber­ley Acad­emy and the “Blogger-in-Chief” for edSo­cial­Me­dia as well as being an advi­sor for the New Jer­sey Edu­ca­tion Com­puter Coop­er­a­tive (NJECC). Evernote is one of Bill's favorite topics as it has really transformed the way they see students collaborate and organize as well as the way it allows teachers to support them both academically and technically as part of their 1:1 initiative.

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