ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Jamie Sullivan, TLIS, joins the podcast to share her veteran perspective on shifting from rigid software platforms to agile, user-centric systems. She discusses the power of regional collaboration through her year-long AI leadership cohort and explains why technology departments must prioritize "academic teching" to keep the focus on student learning.
- Castilleja School
- Toddle LMS
- Veracross
- Ruvna Safety Solutions
- Eric Hudson (Facilitator)
- Coachella Music Festival (Mentioned)
- SeniorNet (Mentioned)
- TLIS Certification
English
United States
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