One of the most popular features of the Learning Counsel’s Digital Transition Discussion is the Local Panel of Administrator’s discussion, which features some of the sharpest minds in education. In this discussion, Dr. Keith Osburn, Chief Information Officer at the Georgia Department of Education, Tricia Kennedy, Executive Director, Instructional Development & Support at Gwinnett County Public Schools, and Janell McClure, EdS., Director, Applied Learning and Design - Division of Teaching and Learning at the Cobb County School District.
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Georgia - Local Panel of Administrators - Our Digital Transition
• Dec. 2, 2020
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