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Glenn Robbins (Twitter and Blog) is the 2016 NASSP Digital Principal of the Year.

• Duties of digital principal of the year.
• Things that were done to gain attention for this award.
• Idea Street
• Turtles in an aquarium in the school.
• Digital Shop.
• Design thinking.
• NCMS Innovates blog
• EdCamp Period. 5 days in a 45 minute period.
• We want to create designers.
• Using technology when appropriate.
• Design thinking and deprogramming them.
• The Extraordinaires Program
• It’s saying yes more than no.
• Responding to kids’ feedback.
• How to be a transformative principal? Be connected digitally and in person.

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