- Monday Virtual Panel
- Tuesday LIve Stream Keynote
- Wednesday LIve Stream Keynote
- Thursday LIve Stream Keynote
- Wednesday ONSITE Closing Session & Raffle
- Thursday VIRTUAL Closing Session & Raffle
- ONSITE Solution Partner Snap a Selfie!
Join us for an engaging virtual panel discussion on Monday, 11/20, from 4:00 to 5:15 [Eastern Time] representing the multiple perspectives in our educational community . . .
GoogleVerse ~ Google in Education from Multiple Perspectives
The CMCT22 opening panel focuses on all things in the GoogleVerse! Join us to discuss "what is new", what works well today, with a peek of what is planned for the future. This panel of educators presents the diverse perspectives of a classroom teacher, digital learning specialist, tech administrators, principals, and a student. Moderated by Stan Freeda, State Ed Tech Director, the panel includes: Google guru and digital learning specialist Allison Mollica, teacher Dr. Rachel Ramsey, tech directors Etienne Vallee and Josh Mulloy, principals Brian Lynch and Drew Barstow, and Max Ringelstein a junior at Moultonborough Academy.
We are excited to introduce our 7 panel members . . .

Allison Mollica is one of our New England Google gurus, a Digital Learning Specialist, and Training Provider. She became a Digital Learning Specialist in 2000, a Google Certified Trainer in 2012, and has spent a decade providing training for teachers on Google tools, currently through the EdTrekkers Training Center. Allison is still reaping the benefits of using Google and other web tools to advance learning, engagement and efficiency.

Dr. Rachel Ramsey is a grade six educator at the McKelvie Intermediate school in Bedford. She is a YouTuber who loves trying out new forms of technology in and out of the classroom. She has been a middle level educator for 26 years. Her passion is learning about executive function skills and positive psychology, and she hopes her students enjoy learning with her as much as she loves learning with them! She is married to a high school science teacher, loves to read, craft, and hike. Rachel has a dog named Bella who loves to steal her food if she is not careful.

Brian Lynch serves as principal at the Merrimack Valley Middle School. Brian has enjoyed the pleasure of working in education for the past fifteen years as a teacher and administrator. Throughout that time, he has enjoyed having the opportunity to learn how technology can be leveraged as a tool for streamlining tasks and efficient day-to-day operations.

Drew Bairstow has been the principal at the Cooperative Middle School located in Exeter (SAU 16) for the past eight years. Drew has been a school administrator for 15 years at both the elementary and middle school levels. He resides in Dover with my wife, two children, and two dogs.

Max Ringelstein is a junior at Moultonborough Academy and lovs playing basketball, listening to music, mountain biking, and traveling to places far and near, warm and cold ~ Puerto Rica and Norway to name a few.

Josh Mulloy serves as the Director of Education Technology for the Hanover and Norwich Schools in SAU 70. Josh once believed he would never be good at math in elementary school. Through the support of his parents and teachers, a computer program was developed to hone his skills and gain confidence in his abilities. Since then, Josh has loved mathematics, technology, and programming. He had a successful computer business in high school, where he built computers, networks, and websites for small businesses back when the Internet was new. Josh went to school briefly for computer and electrical engineering, where he learned he enjoyed helping and teaching others which often involved overcoming negative beliefs and fears around learning. As a secondary mathematics educator, Josh taught Pre-Algebra through Calculus for several years before becoming a database specialist, network administrator, technology coordinator, and technology director. Josh has served public schools in NH for about twenty years. Today, he is excited about how we can harness technology to improve learning experiences and allow more time for people to develop meaningful, positive, and authentic human connections.

Etienne Vallee, still a school librarian at heart, has served in the role of Director of Technology for the Moultonborough SD for the last four years. An avid reader, he is intrigued by the possibilities and limitations that digital books offer for readers and for schools. He has been working in education since 1998 and served as a library media specialist prior to his current position. Etienne is a member of the CMTC22 Steering Committee and has been instrumental in facilitating this panel presentation.
We are excited to announce that our Tuesday luncheon keynote will be streamed live from the DoubleTree for our virtual attendees and recorded for those not able to attend real time onsite or virtually.
Matt Miller
Educator, Blogger, Presenter, & Author

Tuesday Keynote: 12:00-1:00pm ~ 4 Rivers Ballroom
The Art & Science of Memorable Teaching
The world is changing quickly. How can we prepare students for it? And can we do it in a way that honors our unique, true selves as teachers? Using classroom stories, vision and surprises at every turn, Matt Miller shows how teaching is a craft -- part art and part science. With a little perspective and confidence, we can take great strides toward the classroom of our dreams. You will leave this presentation entertained, equipped, and inspired to create memorable learning that changes students’ lives. Your beliefs about education shape your classroom. They affect your lessons and impact student motivation. A disastrous lesson changed Matt Miller's beliefs about his role in education, and it is likely to change yours, too. This keynote is full of stories to reach your heart and surprise twists to keep you on the edge of your seat. In the end, it will make you think about your purpose as a teacher and inspire you!
We are excited to announce that our Wednesday luncheon keynote will be streamed live from the DoubleTree for our virtual attendees and recorded for those not able to attend real time onsite or virtually.
Ken Shelton
Consultant, Photographer, Instructional Designer, Trainer, & Educator

12:00-1:00pm ~ 4 Rivers Ballroom
Techquity™: Creating Learning Environments For Sustainability, Equity, & Access
This interactive keynote will address how to navigate one of the biggest challenges educators face today — providing students with equitable and culturally inclusive learning opportunities. This talk will include a detailed analysis on the varying levels of culture, addressing our social-emotional needs, and why we must ensure our students are provided a diverse and equitable educational experience. Further expanding on the primary purpose will be a look at how technology serves as both a needed and critical component to that end. Embedded within the keynote are personal narratives aligned with the central theme of incorporating both a culturally relevant and culturally responsive pedagogy to any content area.
We are excited to announce that our Wednesday luncheon keynote will be streamed live from the DoubleTree for our virtual attendees and recorded for those not able to attend real time onsite or virtually.
Kasey Bell
Coach, Speaker, Author, Blogger, & Podcaster

4:00-5:00pm ~ 4 Rivers Ballroom
Be Dynamic and Shake Up Learning!
Who’s ready to shake up learning, move BEYOND the traditional classroom, and prepare for the new normal? Let’s explore a framework for being disruptive, doing things differently, and empowering students for the future. It’s not all about technology, it’s about the LEARNING. This keynote will include powerful strategies and practical ideas to help educators Shake Up Learning!
The CMTC22 onsite Closing Session and Raffle will take place on Wednesday afternoon in the Four Rivers Ballroom immediately following the conclusion of the last concurrent session around 3:45pm.
Join us to win the following prizes provided by our conference co-sponsors and partners:
- Apple iPad
- Beats Studio3 Wireless Noise Canceling Over-Ear Headphones
- Digital Water Bottle (2)
- $25 Amazon GC (2)
- Water Street Books GC (1)
- Finger Flyer Drone (2)
- Christa McAuliffe Commemorative Silver Dollar (2)
Along with additional prizes from our sponsors and solution partners. You MUST be present to win.
The CMTC22 virtual Closing Session and Raffle will begin in Remo following the conclusion of the last concurrent session around 3:45pm.
Join us to win the following prizes provided by our conference co-sponsors and partners:
- $100 Amazon GC (3)
- $50 VISA GC (1)
- $25 Amazon GC (2)
- Water Street Books GC (1)
- Christa McAuliffe Commemorative Silver Dollar (2)
Along with additional prizes from our virtual solution partners. You MUST be present in Zoom to win.
Please take some time to visit with our incredible sponsors and exhibitors and "Snap a Selfie"!
- Visit as many Solution Partners as you can and snap a selfie with the booth representative(s).
- Use the hashtags #cmtc22 or #nhcmtc and of course one for the Solution Partner you are visiting!
- Post it to Facebook or Instagram and make sure you use your hashtags!
Win Fabulous Prizes ~ multiple winners each day & you do NOT need to be present to win!
Daily Prizes ~ the top 10 posters on each day will be entered into an online spinner!
- Tuesday: 1STplace ~ Christa McAuliffe commemorative coin & runner up ~ $25 Visa GC
- Wednesday: 1ST place ~ Christa McAuliffe commemorative coin & runner up ~ $25 Visa GC
- Grand Prize: $100 Amazon GC *all participating attendees will be entered into the online spinner
Download the flier with all the details here!