Tech Tools for Productivity and Connection - Presentation at the 2024 ASCA National Conference


Tech Tools for Productivity and Connection

I had so much fun sharing all the Canva things with my school counseling bestie, Andrea Burston at the ASCA National Conference! In our session Technology Tools for Productivity and Connection we shared ways school counselors can WORK SMARTER, NOT HARDER to get the word out about their program.

You can view our full presentation here: http://bit.ly/asca24techtools.

I am excited to share that our session was recorded for the 2024 ASCA Virtual Conference. If you registered for the ASCA Virtual Conference or the in-person ASCA Conference, you have access to all the virtual presentations until October 16th! Check out our recording on the conference app: Tech Tools for Productivity and Connection. 💻🔥 If you prefer to look it up on the ASCA App, our presentation was on July 14th at 1:30pm CDT.

What new things did you learn from our presentation?

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