Presented by Suzy Lolley, Instructional Technology Specialist, Cherokee County School District, Canton, GA
Hosted by Common Sense Education and Sponsored by Symantec

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Worried about summer brain drain?

In this edWebinar, Suzy Lolley, Instructional Technology Specialist at Cherokee County School District in Canton, GA, shares ideas for keeping your students learning while having fun all summer long. As summer fast approaches, learn tips for keeping kids engaged when school is closed, including:

• Tools for engaging students academically and creatively
• Tips for helping students stay digitally safe
• Ways to promote healthy media balance through fun outdoor activities and screen time limits

This recorded edWebinar is geared toward K–12 teachers in all subject areas as well as librarians. Learn new ways to keep your students engaged when school is closed to avoid summer brain drain!

About the Presenter

Suzy Lolley is a 15-year veteran of public education. Previously both a middle and high school English teacher, she currently serves in Cherokee County, Georgia, as an instructional technology specialist for teachers of grades K–12. She loves Microsoft tools, especially OneNote, and her current passion is gamification in the classroom. She is a Microsoft Innovative Educator Expert and Master Trainer, a Surface Expert, and ambassador for both Seesaw and Common Sense. She and her husband have three dogs and enjoy living life in the Atlanta area.

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Common Sense Education develops high-quality digital citizenship programs and digital teaching resources, providing educators and students with the digital learning tools they need to harness the power of technology for life.

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