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Episode 29: David Rose, Washington, D.C., Public Schools

Michigan Virtual Learning Research Institute
July 18, 2016
Podcasts, Research

In this episode, we’re talking with David Rose, the Deputy Chief of Educational Technology and Library Programs at Washington, D.C., public schools. David and I discuss how his district has been able to find success with its blended learning initiative, effectively bringing it to scale across a number of buildings in the district, and the comprehensive strategy behind continuing its success. Be sure to read more about their programs and experiences at their website, and follow @dcpublicschools and @DaveTechDC.

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