This week saw the first of the "Innovation X" expositions where we brought in teachers that had participated in AISI projects. They shared about their projects, including highlights and lessons learned, and provided us with some feedback including how (if) they intend to continue in light of the cancellation of AISI support. It was amazing to hear from the teachers and to give them a chance to share with others.
I also attended the AEL / Serious Labs presentation about their AISI V project. One of the teachers has a husband that works for Serious Labs, so they were able to form an interesting collaboration where students provided feedback to an authentic audience.
As well, this week I helped configure some laptops for this weekend's Young Scientist Conference at the U of A, set up an Apple TV at AJS, judge a Science Fair at ERH, and all of the regular office-related things. I've said it before, but it bears repeating that it's valuable to just walk through a school because invariably there will be quick things to fix or technology-related questions to answer.
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