From Surviving to Thriving: A Roadmap to Innovation, Student Success, and Less Overwhelm

edWeb.net Webinar sponsored by Varsity Tutors

March 31, 2026

Virtual

I joined Angele Hodges for an edLeader Panel with edWeb — From Surviving to Thriving: A Roadmap to Innovation, Student Success, and Less Overwhelm — sponsored by Varsity Tutors.

Spring assessment season brings real pressure, and in this session we talked about what actually separates schools in reactive mode from those operating with confidence and clarity. We dug into the data signals that matter most, why most EdTech implementations fall flat, how to start integrating AI without the overwhelm, and how to build a summer action plan for a stronger fall.

You’ll walk away with practical strategies you can use right away — no theory, just a real conversation with educators who get it.

Stream Now — and yes, you can earn a free CE certificate!

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Meet Lindy!

Lindy Hockenbary helps educators and school leaders bring technology and teaching together so every student thrives. With experience as a teacher, tech coach, and curriculum writer, she’s known for making professional learning practical, engaging, and fun.

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