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Hi, I'm Bill Selak (he/him), and you're listening to Bill Selak Talks. In this space, we dive deep into the intersection of technology and education, exploring how digital tools can fundamentally reshape the learning experience. My conversations are about real-world applications, innovative strategies, and the future of education, all through the lens of technology. Whether you're an educator looking to enhance your classroom, a tech enthusiast curious about the latest trends, or someone passionate about the impact of technology on learning, there's something here for you. My journey in education and technology has led me to some incredible roles and recognitions. Currently serving as the Director of Technology at Hillbrook School, I'm deeply involved in integrating technology in ways that enrich and personalize student learning. Beyond the classroom, I contribute to the broader educational community as a NAMLE Board Member, sharing insights on media literacy and education
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Episode #138
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