Episode 222 - Live from the GAMEIS Conference!

Join us for an exciting episode recorded live at the GAMEIS Conference in beautiful Savannah, Georgia. Our hosts dive into the world of education technology and cybersecurity with insights from key players in the field.

Listeners will hear from prominent figures in the Georgia ed-tech scene, including Rusty Boone from McIntosh County, who shares innovative Chromebook management strategies and the benefits of involving students in device care. Roman Gaddis and Logan Evans discuss the growing importance of AI in schools, while Geekender makes a special appearance to talk about the role of the Reddit K12sysadmin community.

From addressing challenges such as ransomware and cybersecurity to networking with peers and learning about the latest tech trends, this episode offers a comprehensive look at the opportunities and issues facing educational technology today. Tune in to experience the camaraderie, culinary delights, and cutting-edge content that defined the GAMEIS Conference 2025.

00:00:00-GAMEIS Conference

00:03:17-Rusty Boone

00:24:19-Chromebookparts.com

00:25:56-Craig Dinn

00:32:50-Clint & Holly

00:38:10-Logan Evans

00:48:50-Geekender!

00:53:10-Closing

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PowerGistics' favorite Chromebook damage excuses

Fortinet

Lightspeed

Managed Methods

VIZOR

NTP

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