Joining over 3,000 educators from across the state of Illinois and the surrounding area, our team attended the 2019 Illinois Computing Educators (ICE) conference. Hosted at the Schaumburg Convention Center, this year proved to be another success and we were glad to participate.
Class Intercom had the opportunity to lead a session to share with educators about why student-run social media is important. We shared specific examples of how Class Intercom has been able to help give students a voice while saving teachers and administrators time. It was a great opportunity for our team to share what we are so passionate about. We loved the tweets we were able to engage with and we were excited to meet the educators who are wanting to take that next step into sharing their school’s story.
#iCE19 @taylorsiebert making a compelling case for student-run social media in school using @classintercom #contentgen pic.twitter.com/JANHl9ACGO
— Lisa Berghoff (@LisaBerghoff) February 26, 2019
Learning how to get our students involved in sharing #sd113a‘s story through social media! #ice19 @classintercom pic.twitter.com/RvUqG5P8Id
— Liz Janusz (@mrs_janusz) February 26, 2019
This has interested me for a while…#redbud132 Looking forward to learning more today at #ICE19 pic.twitter.com/Q94Sb2HwdA
— Ryan McClellan (@principalrmac) February 26, 2019
Learning how to let students be a part of telling the story with @classintercom at #ICE19 pic.twitter.com/gr1BQHQ6C0
— James Gubbins (@JMGubbins) February 26, 2019
Thank you @taylorsiebert for the swag! @SaloAlison @rlbarton78 and I are big fans of sharing our #WeAreMCUSD story with @classintercom ! ? #ICE19 https://t.co/J7jYYdRKFx
— Malinda Hurt (@mrshurtteaches) February 27, 2019