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Christopher J. Nesi, a high school social studies teacher and university instructor, hosts "The House of #EdTech" podcast, offering valuable insights and discussions on education technology. With a dedicated community of 9 members, Christopher shares his expertise and fosters meaningful conversations in the EdTech space.
Latest Posts
15 posts
House of #EdTech Reset - HoET247
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The Harms of Generative AI with Tom Mullaney - HoET246
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Become a Ruthless #EdTech Evaluator - HoET245
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'24 #HOETFINAL4 - HoET244
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Use Your B.R.A.I.N. - HoET243
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How to Use EdTech for Project-Based Learning - HoET242
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Bridging the Digital Divide: Exploring Equity and Access in Education - HoET241
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Essential Skills for Students in the AI Era - HoET240
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BONUS: Celebrating 10 Years of House of #EdTech
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2023 House of #EdTech Smackdown - HoET239
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The Great Cell Phone Debate - HoET238
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Technology in Your Classroom - Friend or Foe? - HoET237
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Moving AI Forward in Education - HoET236
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Overwhelmed by AI? Here's How to Deal - HoET235
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Is It Time To Break-Up With Twitter/X? - HoET234
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Creator Details
Activity
- Launch Date:
- 2014-10-31
- Last Updated:
- 3 days ago
- Total Posts:
- 266
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- Total Likes:
- 0
- Total Comments:
- 0
- Avg. per Post:
- 0.0
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- Content Type:
- SFW
- Post Frequency:
- 2.1 posts/month
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At this level, you will be invited to a 1 hr video call (1/mo) for great edtech conversation and small group coaching. Sessions will recorded and archived.
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About Christopher J. Nesi
Christopher J. Nesi is a passionate educator who brings his expertise to the "House of #EdTech" podcast. As a high school social studies teacher and university instructor, Christopher leverages his experience to provide valuable insights and discussions on education technology. The podcast has garnered a dedicated community of 9 members, demonstrating the impact of Christopher's insights and the value he brings to the EdTech space. Christopher's unique perspective as both a classroom teacher and university instructor allows him to bridge the gap between theory and practice, offering a nuanced understanding of EdTech trends and their real-world applications. Through "The House of #EdTech", Christopher fosters meaningful conversations and empowers educators to leverage technology effectively in their classrooms.