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Lisa Berghoff
Director of Instructional Technology
Highland Park High School

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A 19 year special educator, Lisa has worked with students and families to create unique learning experiences and ensure that they are an authentic part of the school community. She has seen the possibilities that come with utilizing technology in classrooms to help students learn in ways that were previously unimagined. As the current Director of Instructional Technology at HPHS she is thrilled to be able to share what she has learned about effectively utilizing technology in the classroom and beyond. Google Certified Innovator, Trainer, Coach, and a presenter providing professional development around Chicago.ISTE Certified. MakingItHappen Award2019

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AI Adoption that Lasts: From Power Users to Districtwide Change


Discover how educators can become AI power users and lead sustainable districtwide change through professional learning progressions. Explore practical ways to integrate AI into lesson design, classroom management, and student engagement, while fostering ownership and agency that transform both teaching practice and student learning outcomes.
Design For The Edges And Everyone Benefits


In this session, I will explain how the use of accessibility tools and UDL, which are designed for people with disabilities, actually benefits all students. When we design with accessibility at the forefront, everyone benefits. It's simple, but not easy. I will give examples from my own classroom.
Schoology Accessibility


Learn how Schoology supports inclusive and accessible teaching and learning through built‑in accessibility features and design best practices. This session will highlight key tools-such as Immersive Reader and accessibility checkers-and how they help meet the needs of diverse learners, including students with IEPs, English learners, and those requiring flexible learning pathways,

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