Episode 18: Christine Fox of SETDA Returns
Our guest for this episode is actually a returning guest: Christine Fox, Director of Educational Leadership and Research of the State Educational Technology Directors Association, or SETDA. Christine shares with us some great new resources exploring the shift in different states to digital instructional materials, and we talk about how the project was conceived and what its goals are. You can view the paper, Navigating the Digital Shift, and its accompanying resources at http://www.setda.org/priorities/digital-content/navigating-the-shift. You can also follow Christine’s and SETDA’s work on Twitter at @cafox and @SETDA.
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