Stephanie Delgrosso has made a career out of improving the quality of education. She has held a variety of posts in the educational community, including that of classroom teacher, emergent literacy  specialist, adjunct technology instructor, and technology planner.  During her  years as a classroom teacher, Stephanie taught a variety of grade levels, served on numerous curriculum and information systems committees, and served as a  specialist in the area of professional development. A certified educator in Illinois, Stephanie currently serves as an adjunct  instructor of technology at Moraine Valley Community College in Palos Hills, IL  and at Lewis University in Romeoville, IL. Through designing and teaching workshops specifically for educators, Stephanie is able to combine her passion  for improving professional development with her interest in emerging  technologies. Her workshops cater to the specific needs of educators, providing  teachers with practical ideas for integrating technology into the curriculum. Stephanie has been involved in all phases of integrating technology into  schools. She has designed comprehensive technology plans and actively shares her  knowledge through speaking, writing, and workshop facilitation. Stephanie has  created comprehensive plans for school districts and launches engaged learning  into classrooms. Her approach to professional development is dynamic, hands-on, and always interactive. Stephanie holds a Bachelors Degree in Elementary Education and a Masters Degree in Reading and Literacy. Stephanie's ten years of classroom experience paired with her comprehensive understanding of the ever-changing world of  technology creates a unique blend of qualities that make her a highly respected  member of the educational community.