Mona Kansoh

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About Mona Kansoh

Continuously seeking professional development through professional organizations, attending international conferences as well as participating in webinars and continuing education in both technology and education strategies and techniques. Offering workshops to deliver the knowledge I acquire to my colleagues and adults in the communities I visit. Advocate for technology education using 21st century skills to meet the digital native learners’ needs both young student and adults. My online portfolio shows in the website section of the profile. In addition to educational technology, pandemic and distance learning triggered my search for learning new tools in order to be able to teach my students remotely. Webinars on Canvas, Google Classroom, Benchmark, iReady, Book Creator, Quizziz, and Kahoot to name a few were a refresher boosting the extra training in order to deliver a successful school year and summer session remotely. Previously: Attended ISTE 2012 International conference in San Diego. It was a blast! a lot of information and knowledge at the tip of your hands. Exchanging experience was another attraction. I had the honor to participate in birds of the feather session and share my after school program experience with educators from different parts of the world."Our theme for ISTE 2012 is "Expanding Horizons." With this mantra we’ll continue our goal of providing professional development and networking opportunities to help infuse technology solutions into education. Students who receive a comprehensive, digital-age education are better prepared for their futures, and their personal horizons become limitless.""A Quote written by the conference Chairman". Completed SDAIE, Integrating Tecchnology into Education, curriculum design and Assessment, Instructional Strategies, CTE Foundation courses at UC Berkeley which are the requirements of California Teaching Credentialing. Specialties: Integrating Information Technology into Education by applying 21st century skills."Curriculum integration with the use of technology involves the infusion of technology as a tool to enhance the learning in a content area or multidisciplinary setting. The technology should become an integral part of how the classroom functions". Quotes from U.S. Department of Education, December 9, 2009