The 4th edition of EdScoop and CoSN's NextGen: Emerging EdTech Leaders program is now open for voting to select five rising stars in edtech.

Sawyer, who works in Vancouver Public Schools, says the district has come a long way in deploying technology and teaching about it.

Gregori developed the "Deeper Learning Model" at Henrico County Public Schools as a way to incorporate collaborative learning and STEAM education.

Mendoza, director of Instructional Technology Initiative at Los Angeles Unified School District, has risen up the ranks of a district she's belonged to since kindergarten.

Li, who works in the Office of the CIO at the Mississippi Department of Education, wants to use students' data to make more informed decisions around their education.

Helping teachers at Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools become more comfortable with technology is a big part of Harrison's job.

Ahead of CoSN's annual conference in Washington, D.C., EdScoop and CoSN announce the 2018 class of NextGeneration Leaders.

The NextGen Leaders program recognizes rising stars in K-12 education technology. Winners will be announced at CoSN's annual conference in March.

The initiative aims to recognize the up-and-comers in K-12 education technology across the U.S.