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ISTEgram: A Scene to Be Seen

Images from final two days of ISTE 2012 highlight a mixture of fun, tough talk and collaboration.

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Corey Murray is a former managing editor of EdTech: Focus on K–12 and a 20-year veteran of writing about educational technology.

Attendees at the International Society for Technology in Education’s 33^rd annual convention rolled up their sleeves and got to work on the second and third full days of the conference — and, as you might expect from this crowd, a little fun was had, too.

From full-to-capacity interactive learning sessions to stirring keynotes and hands-on presentations, educators left no stone unturned in the quest for answers to problems and challenges facing schools in the 21^st century — somehow that search even included a game of Frogger (you remember that one) and a hug from Moby the robot, a character from BrainPop, an online education site. I'm helpless to explain. See for yourself.

Karen McMillan ISTE

TechMaverick at ISTE

CyberTeacher at ISTE 2012

EdTech Steve's friends at ISTE

Hanging out at Bloggers Cafe with @thenerdyteacher and @flourishingkids #iste12 twitter.com/KleinErin/stat…

— Erin Klein (@KleinErin) June 25, 2012

I had to stop by @ericsimons40 and @ClassConnectInc "we love teachers" campaign outside #ISTE12 yfrog.com/odsuekij

— betaclassroom (@betaclassroom) June 25, 2012

#ISTE12 come check out the LEGO Education and TETRIX robotics! Booth 4028 twitter.com/LEGO_Education…

— LEGO Education (@LEGO_Education) June 25, 2012