It just so happened that my district had the day off on the day that Plano Texas Independent School District had professional development planned on the topic of iPads. Talk about serendipity!
So, this gave me a chance to pop in to their meeting via Google Hangout and share a few thoughts on the transformational value of iPads in art education with a full room of art teachers. Thank you to Laura Grundler and Tracy Evans for setting this up. Thanks to Matthew Grundler for the video. Thanks also to all who tweeted picts and kind messages. Have fun with those iPads! |
@fuglefun talking to art Ts at Pisd Art Ed Camp! Thank you for your time and talent!❤️ You are amazing! #makeart16 pic.twitter.com/ZsBGAOmW4o
— Tracy Evans (@EvansArtHouse) February 15, 2016
Google hangout with Tricia Fugelstad ... Learning lots on Art Apps #makeart16 #pisdart #k12artchat pic.twitter.com/PyECbg400k
— Erin Rowe (@RoweInArt) February 15, 2016
Google Hangout with @fuglefun Thank you for your advice and talent! ❤️ #makeart16 @GrundlerArt @NancyWTech pic.twitter.com/PKhugpVeBd
— Tracy Evans (@EvansArtHouse) February 15, 2016
Using google hangout to chat with @fuglefun. Learning about using the iPad in the art classroom. #makeart16 pic.twitter.com/2qgi0XUAAg
— Lauren Well (@LaurenWellArt) February 15, 2016
We see you @fuglefun @GrundlerArt pic.twitter.com/HUgPbxvKti
— Beth Carter (@Bacarter77) February 15, 2016
Can I just say @fuglefun is amazing!! #awesomeartist #awesometeacher #makeart16 #pisdart #whyiteach
— Laura Grundler (@GrundlerArt) February 15, 2016