Jenny Magiera-- Let the students lead the way building a student innovation team
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This document outlines how to build a student innovation team to lead technology initiatives in a classroom or school. It recommends establishing a team of student advocates, authors, ambassadors and advisors to support teachers as they integrate digital learning. The document provides tips for starting a team, including not touching others without permission, being kind, and going slowly. It also shares links to apply for and learn more about starting a student innovation team.
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