Letter to ISTE

July 06, 2018

Letter to ISTE

Hey Hey! 

ISTE is always such a great time!  To keep myself as inspired as I was all last week I started listening to David Eagleman's book, The Brain: The Story of You.  It is so good! 

For me, one of the reason's ISTE is SO inspiring is because of YOU, the educator.  I love talking with and be surrounded by the intellectual and passionate individuals that attend ISTE.  I am also closely watching the technology revolution that is upon us and realize that we will evermore be lead by the youngest among us.  As Mr. Eagleman emphasized in his Keynote, I am sure you have already noticed how technology has shaped and accelerated the intellectual demands of the children in your classrooms. 

I take seriously the emphasis on teaching with technology and for that reason started FuzePlay. I believe educators are poised for unparalleled opportunity and their students likewise. It is that opportunity I am to support with my product.  

Teachers are the new Tech Wizards!! The children you teach will very soon lead us with a power we have not yet experienced in the world.  Your responsibility is great, and Digital Citizenship is real. #ISTE18

To meet you, I expensed a trip to Chicago on my credit card and headed out all by myself.  My goal was to connect with educators who share the vision distilled upon us at ISTE and who see value in the pedagogy I presented at the conference. Out all those in attendance you were one of the few that I was able to meet.

It would be an honor to work with you and your school(s). In return, my promise is an unparalleled technology integration experience premised on Professional Development such that the educational experience continues to be directed by those who know it best - the educator!  

I would love to pick up the conversations we started at ISTE.  Call me.   

Kyle Muir 
FuzePlay, Founder 
775.848.1006



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