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School / Work Affiliation: Generation YES

Blog: http://blog.genyes.com

Website: http://www.genyes.com

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About Me: I help teachers and students collaborate with the use of technology! I am the Customer Service Lead for Generation YES, helping Youth and Educators Succeed!

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At 11:58am on January 31, 2009, Jack said…: Hi Megan. I was wondering if any of your students would be interested in participating in a nationwide SAT Vocab Video Contest @ MIT university. If not, perhaps you have some other educator contacts you could direct me to. You can view contest details at BrainyFlix.com Please let me know. Thanks!

At 5:44am on April 17, 2008, raj said…: eva u r so pretty, and help the students as well? can i join u as a friend

At 9:07am on November 20, 2007, David Kapuler said…: I love your blog and website, there are some things there which I think I can explore w/ my students!!

At 11:11am on August 24, 2007, Colette Cassinelli said…: Hi Megan - I met you last spring at NCCE with your Dad (he's my husband's cousin). Glad to see you on this network!

At 8:05am on August 23, 2007, Megan Evander said…: Get a Voki now!

At 3:26pm on August 19, 2007, Russ Wilcox said…: We're in the SE portion of Kansas...Pittsburg to be exact. Our service center is actually a bit west of us in Girard, KS. Your program sounds really great...I'll be sure to direct some of our TRC teachers to it (Technology Rich Classrooms) and see if this is something they could apply. Thanks for the heads up. Hope to network more on this subject in the future.

At 11:34am on August 19, 2007, Megan Evander said…: When it comes to getting veteran teachers to use technology it sometimes can be very challenging. This is where our (Generation YES) philosophy has proven success. The program involves partnering up a GenYES student with a teacher in the school (many times a reluctant veteran teacher). The "partner teacher" and GenYES student together develop a lesson plan involving technology. In this situation the teacher is not expected to be the expert with technology and allows the student to show teachers how to use the technology in an effective way.
We have many GenYES schools in Kansas. Where in Kansas are you located?

At 1:33pm on August 17, 2007, Russ Wilcox said…: Your job sounds very interesting. We try to integrate technology with teachers and students as well...our challenge comes with the veteran teachers. Would be interested in understanding how to overcome this challenge.

At 8:01am on June 19, 2007, Matt Miller said…: Not this year. Im headed for Italy next Monday. The last time I caught NECC was in New Orleans a few years back.

Are you going to have a GenWhy booth?

At 11:18am on June 17, 2007, Matt Miller said…: Hi Megan,
Im over here in Spokane. Nice to meet you!

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