About Me

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Hi,

My name is Deb Norton.  I am a Technology Integration Specialist with a Masters in Educational Technology. 



My passion lies in sharing technology resources with others and I am dedicated to making sure my students experience a technology rich education.

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EMILY BALLARD said…
Hello Deb,

I watched a webinar that you presented on SimpleK12 Saturday, June 27, 2020, entitled "Game-Based Learning with Google". I totally was motivated by the different resources you provided during the Webinar and decided that I wanted to follow you on your blog.

Keep up the good work. Teachers and students need your recommendations to excel in the technological world in which we live.

Emily H. Ballard
Fruitdale High School (Washington County School District, Alabama)
emily.ballard@wcbek12.org
June 28, 2020 at 7:40 AM
Emily Finan said…
I took your game based class with Simple k12. It was awesome! Thank you! The link for connect four does not work. Do you have an updated one?
August 11, 2020 at 3:37 PM
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