November 05, 2007

SETDA - Hangin' with ISTE

I ran into Dr. Lynn Nolan, Senior Director of Education Leadership, and Dr. Don Knezek, CEO, of ISTE. I only see them about once a year so I talked them into a quick picture!

FYI, these are the two busiest people I know.

NolanMcLeodKnezek

Nov 5, 2007 10:26:40 AM | Law, Policy, and Ethics, Leadership and Vision, News and Events, Planning and Funding, Tech Integration

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