Joe is a Grade 5/6 Teacher at Lakewood Elementary School. He uses ScreenBeam to help keep his students on task. One of his goals is to inspire others to be lifelong learners.

Andrea is a Microsoft Imagine Academy Educator at Greeneville Middle School. ScreenBeam helps her create student-led learning activities. Her students love to see their work on the class display.

Renee teaches 7th grade math at Renton Prep. ScreenBeam gives her the flexibility to present lessons anywhere in the room while helping students at the same time. She loves to use ScreenBeam with OneNote and Minecraft.

Theodore Ragavas is a Supervisor of Technology at Monmouth Regional High School. With over 20 years of experience working for tech departments in education, Theodore's ultimate goal is to bridge technology with today's curriculum needs.

Kelli is the Teaching and Learning Resources Director at St. Paul's Episcopal School. Using ScreenBeam helps Kelli create student-centered classrooms, enhances the flow of class discussions, and improves efficiency.

Jessie teaches 6th grade math at Tyrone Middle School. She focuses on personalized learning and found ScreenBeam to be a game changer. She is passionate bettering herself and her students.

David Prindle is a science teacher at Byron Center High School. ScreenBeam enables him to help students individually as others follow along on the class display. He uses ScreenBeam to guide students toward independent thinking.

Dr. Friedlander is a special education professor at College of St. Elizabeth. With ScreenBeam, he loves the convenience of connecting his computer to the projector wirelessly. He carries ScreenBeam in his briefcase because it’s an essential tool.

Dean Vendramin is a math and science teacher at Archbishop M.C. O’Neill Catholic High School. With ScreenBeam, Dean loves to share feedback from anywhere in the room. ScreenBeam also enables him to address student voice more effectively and efficiently.

Tammy is a 5th grade teacher in Lincoln Elementary School. With ScreenBeam, Tammy teaches anywhere in the room without being tied down to cables. She loves using ScreenBeam to model effective technology integration to her students and fellow teachers.

Alex is an education technology coach for Kennesaw State University and Bear Creek Middle School. She loves using ScreenBeam to untether teachers from their desk. She has also found that ScreenBeam increases student engagement and improves classroom management.

Adam is a Microsoft Learning Consultant whose mission is to empower teachers to improve student achievement using various edtech tools. Through ScreenBeam, he helps teachers enhance personalized learning and student-led learning.

Melanie is the Technology Integration Coach and Librarian at St. Louis Catholic High School. The best part of her job is getting others excited about learning. She enjoys teaching others how to integrate ScreenBeam to the fullest extent.

Vincent teaches technology and English at a secondary school, Jeunes sans frontières. With ScreenBeam, he easily engages students while presenting lessons anywhere in the room. He also appreciates how ScreenBeam eliminates tripping over cords.

Seth is an Education Technology Specialist at Pearland Independent School District. He enjoys training educators how to get the most out of their ScreenBeam and Windows 10/11 tablets. When he's at conferences, he loves to present wirelessly with ScreenBeam.

Jennifer is the Coordinator of Professional Development at Northwest Council for Computer Education (NCCE). During her training workshops, she always uses ScreenBeam. She enjoys sharing how ScreenBeam untethers teachers from cables to work more freely and expand learning.

Becky is the Director of Content and Professional Learning at insight2education (i2e). ScreenBeam helps Becky connect with her students more easily. Her students are able to share their work right from their desk, creating a culture of respect and community.

Trevor teaches at Regina Public Schools. He loves how ScreenBeam creates active learning spaces and takes collaboration to a whole new level. He also likes to use ScreenBeam with Lifeliqe, Skype, and Zoom.

Miguel is the Technology Director at Texas Computer Education Association (TCEA). With ScreenBeam, he loves to show educators and administrators the power of being untethered from projector cables. He appreciates the fact that ScreenBeam is reliable and cost effective.

Andre is the Department Head of Business, Social Studies, and Experiential Learning with the Greater Essex County District School Board. He is a strong advocate of using ScreenBeam with Windows 10/11. He likes the security features included in ScreenBeam, and enjoys using Office 365 apps like OneNote with ScreenBeam.

Kristine teaches at Peel District School Board and is a lifelong learner who has a passion for science and technology. She loves how ScreenBeam provides a new level of agility in her classroom and hopes to inspire other educators to use ScreenBeam to engage in 21st century learning.

James is a social studies teacher at Jonas Salk Middle School. ScreenBeam gives him a new level of mobility to work with students and display lessons at the same time. He enjoys integrating ScreenBeam with OneNote so that he and his students can easily share their learning.

Jeff is the Technology Coordinator at Brinnon School District. ScreenBeam changes the way he teaches and presents. He loves the new level of mobility because he can share content and help students at the same time. He has a ScreenBeam in his classroom, and another ScreenBeam for travel.

Alison is the Every Student Success Act (ESSA) Coordinator at Ventnor City Public Schools. Her passion is technology integration and moving paperless. ScreenBeam and Microsoft technologies enable her students and staff to be immersed in the digital world.

Michelle is an Education Technology Specialist at Miami-Dade County Public Schools. She uses ScreenBeam to make presentations engaging and collaborative. She loves to use ScreenBeam with Nearpod because she can help her students while delivering content.

Nicole is a 5th grade teacher at Hillsborough County Public Schools. ScreenBeam gives her the freedom to move around the classroom. Gone are the days of being forced to be in the front of the room. She and her students love to easily connect to a display and share their work.

Megan is a 5th grade educator who teaches at Hillsborough County Public Schools. ScreenBeam makes it easier for her and her students to share their discoveries with each other. Megan loves to use ScreenBeam with OneNote lessons, and she a passion to continue fueling a love of learning in her students.

Jeremy teaches English and assists with technology at Bowling Green High School. He has found that pairing ScreenBeam with touchscreen displays allows for true interaction at a fraction of the price. ScreenBeam gives students, especially the more reserved ones, the flexibility to share their work right from their seat.

Brittnie is a Microsoft Learning Consultant and technology training specialist in Arizona. Brittnie loves all things Microsoft. She loves to show the edtech community how ScreenBeam enhances the Windows 10/11 experience and creates classroom agility.

Amanda is a 4th and 5th grade teacher at Hillsborough County Public Schools. With a passion for technology integration and STEM, she is obtaining her Masters degree in Instructional Technology and Design from the University of South Florida. She hopes to continue inspiring others to add ScreenBeam into classrooms.

Summer is a math teacher and digital coach at Tecumseh Junior High School. She loves how ScreenBeam makes it easy to wirelessly connect her computer to the display. She is impressed that ScreenBeam does not require an internet connection and is eager to share the power of ScreenBeam to the edtech community.

Tracey is an active member of the Microsoft Education Community. With ScreenBeam, she loves being able to teach other educators how to work smart and effortlessly. As a ScreenBeam Expert, she is eager to make a big difference in the education.

Kelly is the Business Instructor at DeWitt High School and a Microsoft Innovative Education Trainer at NCCE. She uses ScreenBeam because it allows for a better presence when she teaches or provides training sessions. She is eager to share the power of ScreenBeam to classroom teachers and tech trainers.

Mendi teaches psychology at DeLand High School in Volusia County School District. She is part of a collaborative digital learning pilot and loves how ScreenBeam is so easy to use. She enjoys sharing with others how to integrate ScreenBeam into their classrooms.

Lorena is an Education Technology Specialist at Pearland Independent School District. With ScreenBeam, she loves to help educators and administrators transform a classroom from a boring lecture into a collaborative learning space where students have a voice.

Dan Trembley is an IT Instructor at Dunbar High School in Lee County School District. When Dan's teaching, ScreenBeam makes it easy for him to share content from his Surface tablet to the classroom display. He appreciates how ScreenBeam does not require a Wi-Fi network.

Michelle is a Digital Media Specialist for K-12 at Pearland Independent School District in Texas. With over 20 years in education, she enjoys helping teachers and students use technology to experience new learning adventures in the digital age.

Merry is an Instructional Technology Specialist at Cherokee County Schools in Georgia. As a recipient of the Fullbright US Distinguished Award in Teaching, Merry loves to discover new instructional technology applications that enhance student learning.

Eric is a 6th Grade Math and Science Teacher at Dallastown Area School District. He is also the South Central Regional Director at PAECT and a Professional Learning Specialist at NCCE.

Melissa Wrenchey teaches Computer Science at Tesla STEM High School. She loves to integrate adaptive technologies such as Minecraft Education Edition and ScreenBeam into the curriculum.

Matthew is the principal of Cannella Elementary School, a Microsoft Showcase School, at Hillsborough County Public Schools. His vision is to prepare students for life, and he believes success stems from the 3 Rs: responsibility, relationships, and respect.

Kristen has over 20 years of experience teaching in the primary grades and at the high school level in Manteca Unified School District. She also works as the technology coordinator at the district.

Laura is the Assistant Director of Educational Technology at Pearland Independent School District in Texas. She is an avid reader and lifelong learner.

Amber is a K-5 Global Studies Teacher at Ridgeview Global Studies Academy. ScreenBeam enables her to reach students without being tethered to the screen.

Lindsey is a Microsoft Learning Consultant and education technology advocate.

Suzannah is a Learning Specialist with i2e, LLC in the Seattle area and also works with local schools to strategize their own learning and innovation needs.

Nicole teaches 6th grade English Language Arts in Pinellas County Schools. Screenbeam allows her to utilize 100% of my classroom while not losing any critical instructional time.

Chris is a TOSA for Technology Integration and Professional Development for the Sumter County School District.