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Membership Benefits

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  1. Collaborate with other professionals from Indiana. A unique blend of education and technology leaders, policy makers, and decision makers from public and private sectors from across the state of Indiana.
  2. Annual IN CTO Clinic. Held at Embassy Suites Noblesville, featuring focused and relevant keynote speakers, networking opportunities, leadership development, and expert instruction in artificial intelligence and cybersecurity for K12 educational technology professionals.
  3. Lunch and Learns featuring state innovators. K-12 technology leaders connect, share insights, and tackle the latest challenges in EdTech along with opportunities to collaborate with peers, gain fresh perspectives, and explore solutions to drive innovation in our schools.

  4. CoSN Membership – Each IN CTO Council District Member receives a full membership to CoSN, which includes access to an extensive network, resource center, exclusive Member-Only Briefs on the latest EdTech topics and policies, advocacy opportunities, and more.

  5. Advocacy & Leadership – Opportunities to participate in EdTech advocacy and the ability to grow your leadership skills through our various volunteer committees.

  6. Awards Program – Eligibility to apply for IN CTO Council awards recognizing outstanding achievements and contributions to the field of educational technology.

Join the IN CTO Council!

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Member Spotlight

 

 

Board Spotlight: John Flanagin

The Indiana CTO Council is excited to welcome John Flanagin as a new board member. John is the Director of Technology for Hanover Community School Corporation. Drawing on more than 20 years of edtech experience, he combines technical expertise with a deep understanding of educational priorities to create technology environments where teaching and learning thrive. With a strong background in leadership and a passion for improvement, he helps bridge the gap between technology and instruction.

 

John is a Certified Education Technology Leader (CETL) and a graduate of the Council’s CTO2B program. John currently serves on the Council’s Professional Learning and Cybersecurity Task Force committees. He is honored to join the board and help drive the Council’s vision forward, leveraging his expertise and leadership.

 

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CoSN National Benefits

Your CoSN membership ensures uninterrupted access to all of the following and more:

Ready to continue your CoSN benefits without interruption? Renewing today is easy – simply visit log in to MyCoSN, then select ‘Renew'.

We recognize the challenges you face and are committed to helping you succeed. If you'd like to discuss your renewal options or explore how CoSN can further support your organization, please don't hesitate to contact msheffield@cosn.org.

We deeply value your membership in the CoSN community. Together, we can continue to advance learning through the power of technology.

Membership Committee

Headshot of Jeremy Miller, CETL Director of Technology at Middlebury Community Schools.

 

A headshot of Ali Parr, CETL, Assistant Director of Curriculum & Instruction at School City of Mishawaka.

Headshot of Greg Simmons, Account Executive at Five Star Technology Solutions.

Headshot of Jerry Smith, CETL, Director of Technology at Silver Creek School Corporation.

Headshot of Chris Lindroth, CETL Director of Technology at Decatur County Community Schools.

Headshot of Seth Hamilton, CETL Director of Technology at Mt. Vernon Community Schools.

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