Dennis Gonzales's guest appearances

Dennis Gonzales

Education Excellence

Eric Schneider

Brian Gallagher

Houston Kraft

Rick Jetter

Dwight Carter

Tom Carper

David Carter

Stacie Freeman

Justin Reilly

Joseph Jones

Michael McLaughlin

Troy Moore

Luvelle Brown

Erin Cawley

Susan Liebesman

OwlTail

Kris chats with Justin Reilly, the new CEO of Impero Software, who was hired to lead the company in its next phase of growth, and Dennis Gonzales, technology director for the Ulysses Unified School District 214 in Kansas, who has 18 years of experience in the classroom teaching business apps/communications technology. Impero is dedicated to student well-being and has established monitoring devices that capture valuable safety information for educators, such as to support bullying prevention and to help determine whether a student is at risk. Impero’s software also has the capability of keeping track of student academic success, notes Reilly. Gonzales says that it’s important for educators, especially teachers, to embrace new technology or else “it can pass them by.” The Ulysses school district launched a one-to-one initiative for its high school students a couple of years ago, but needed a classroom management tool to help teachers. Impero provided the solution, according to Gonzales. This episode was sponsored by Impero. www.imperosoftware.com; Character Strong — Use code EDUCATIONEXCELLENCE and get $200 off the CharacterStrong Advisory Curriculum today at characterstrong.com; and FightSong!, fightsong.com.  

<p>Kris chats with Justin Reilly, the new CEO of Impero Software, who was hired to lead the company in its next phase of growth, and Dennis Gonzales, technology director for the Ulysses Unified School District 214 in Kansas, who has 18 years of experience in the classroom teaching business apps/communications technology. Impero is dedicated to student well-being and has established monitoring devices that capture valuable safety information for educators, such as to support bullying prevention and to help determine whether a student is at risk. Impero’s software also has the capability of keeping track of student academic success, notes Reilly. Gonzales says that it’s important for educators, especially teachers, to embrace new technology or else “it can pass them by.” The Ulysses school district launched a one-to-one initiative for its high school students a couple of years ago, but needed a classroom management tool to help teachers. Impero provided the solution, according to Gonzales. This episode was sponsored by Impero. <a href="http://www.imperosoftware.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.imperosoftware.com</a>; Character Strong — Use code EDUCATIONEXCELLENCE and get $200 off the CharacterStrong Advisory Curriculum today at <a href="http://characterstrong.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">characterstrong.com</a>; and FightSong!, <a href="http://fightsong.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">fightsong.com</a>.  </p>

Digital Education with Justin Reilly and Dennis Gonzales