Christina Nunez has a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration and a Master's Degree in Elementary Education. She has worked at Albuquerque Public Schools for 15 years as a teacher and as well as serving in various leadership roles throughout that time. She is currently a member of the APS Educational Technology Department serving as a Technology Resource Teacher, providing educator training for both Apple, Google and other digital tools. She is a Google Certified Educator Level 1 and 2 as well as a Google Certified Trainer. She is a member of ISTE, secretary of NMSTE, a panelist and presenter for NM ECHO in Education, share captain of NMGEG and a member of NMASCD.

Kaitlyn McCoy is a library media specialist at Alamogordo High School. As a Google for Education Certified Trainer, she speaks often about the possibilities that technology opens up for both educators and students. She works with teachers to integrate technology into their classrooms in a meaningful way-- such as setting up virtual field trips, facilitating lessons using AR/VR technology, and offering weekly EdTech training and collaborative sessions. She has served on educational technology committees within her district, helping to facilitate the district's push to become 1:1. She is a passionate educator that hopes that by integrating technology, we can also open up the world of possibilities to our students.

Whitney has been in the field of teaching for 8 years with experiences ranging from teaching Kindergarten and 4th grade to serving as a K- 8 school media specialist/8th grade research elective teacher. Whitney has also served as an instructional specialist for elementary teachers and is currently the Coordinator of Innovation and Instructional Technology for Alamogordo Public Schools. Whitney earned her Doctorate of Education from Carson Newman University in TN, focusing her research on in-class flipped learning. She a Google for Education Certified Trainer, and assists as a co-leader of GEG New Mexico. Whitney is passionate about working with teachers to create unique and innovative learning opportunities for their students while while having lots of fun along the way! (lover of dad jokes and puns!)

Janea Menicucci, MA: has been a master educator for 20 years. She works for Explore Academy as the Director of Informational/ Educational Technology. She helps teachers and schools integrate technology in their classrooms. She is an Apple Distinguished Educator and Google Certified Educator Level. She incorporates her background in Universal Design for Learning in all of her professional development. She is an active member with ISTE, Chair of Professional Development for the New Mexico Chapter (NMSTE), Co Founder of EdCamp NM and Treasurer for the NM ASCD chapter.

Holly Hook is the Library Media Specialist at the resilient Aztec High in Aztec, NM. An educator for 15 years, she has served in both elementary and secondary schools. Holly has worked in libraries since books were first being indexed in the digital world, so she feels great empathy for the learning curve of our veteran teachers (but they really know their craft and they really love their students, so it’s TOTALLY WORTH IT to train them in the G Suite). Holly likes to incorporate the sense of adventure she’s absorbed from her high school students in tech adoption. As an educator, she uses the G Suite to transform student learning into a more curiosity-driven and personalized experience. As a trainer, she works with teachers to problem-solve, workshop, and experiment. Holly approaches educational technology integration from the perspectives of design thinking and growth mindset. She holds a Bachelor's degree in the performing arts and a Masters degree in the interpretation of ancient texts.

Kris Armijo began her education career in 2005 as a classroom teacher in 5th grade. She also taught 6th grade for a bit, then worked as a K-5 Math Interventionist before accepting her current position as my district’s Education Technology Specialist in 2016. Now, she feels blessed to serve in a role that allows her to blend her passion for technology with my heart for the classroom. Kris holds a master's degree in Instructional Technology. She is a Google for Education Certified Trainer and New Mexico’s first Google Certified Innovator (#LON19). She loves connecting and collaborating with other educators from around the state and around the world to explore solutions for impacting learning outcomes and promoting student agency!

Leslie is a native Texan currently living in Northern New Mexico, USA. She has been an educator since 2001. She taught junior high and high school social studies and has served multiple districts in a digital learning capacity for 12 years. She is a CoSN Certified Education Technology Leader (CETLⓇ) and a Google Certified Trainer. She holds an M.Ed. in Instructional Design and Technology. She is co-leader and co-founder of GEG New Mexico. She has a special interest in helping teachers implement effective blended learning strategies. She trains, presents, consults, and designs professional development for districts around the state. When she can, she blogs at EdTech Rewired.

Dr. Warman Hall is an educator with 20+ years of experience teaching and leading in New Mexico schools. His research interests include the development of student self-advocacy; tacit knowledge development in leadership practice; servant leadership through educational partnerships, and collaborative practice among school principals. He continues to serve as principal at Aztec High, as he has done for the 11 years.