We are entering what I call “conference season” — that time of year when educators all around the country gather to learn and grow from local and different gatherings. This is true for Lutheran schools as well. Today, I am sharing about AI in the 6-12 classroom with educators in the Northern Illinois District. Next week, I will travel to Oregon to lead four different sessions in the Pacific Northwest District. I appreciate the opportunities to serve in this way, and I try to say “yes” to whatever opportunities arise.

In preparation for “conference season”, I have spent some time honing this site, deleting many items that are no longer relevant and streamlining the site for easy use. I reduced the clutter on the Session Resources page to only highlight the most recent and relevant content. My hope is that this is a strong resource for other educators.

As you can see, I craft posts that are designed to address issues connected to faith, education, and technology. These are also designed to serve the larger community of educators. So may I be so bold as to ask this question: What can I do that would help you the most? What topics would you like me to address? How can I best serve you in your life and education roles?

I would love to hear from as many of you as possible. God has gifted me with a passion to serve not only my own students but the larger education community as well. I am open to ongoing ways to better provide this support for you.

Thank you for reading this, and I look forward to hearing from yoou.