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ISTE 2013 Closing Keynote, Adam Bellow: You're Invited to Change the World
Author and educational technologist Adam Bellow delivers the closing keynote of ISTE 2013 with a high-energy presentation reveling in the joys of being a con...
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Comment by Carmella Doty on June 30, 2013 at 11:23am
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Adam Bellow gave the BEST Keynote I have ever heard. Take the time and watch this video, you will not be disappointed. He received not one but two standing ovations to a crowd of thousands at ISTE 2013. Adam is an educator who came up the ranks from the school house and tells it like it is. He has the perspective from the school house not the board room. People were still talking about his keynote at the airport and on the plane on the way home from San Antonio the next day. Thank you Adam for a great keynote. I am glad that I was there to hear it.
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