Ms. Mullins will use a $2,500 Teacher Grant for Innovation to fund One Future, Many Paths, a project that expands access to computer science and digital media through the use of iPads. Designed to support multilingual learners and students with diverse needs, the initiative removes barriers to engagement by incorporating translation, voice-to-text, and touch-based design tools. Students will gain hands-on experience with apps like iMovie, Canva, and Adobe Express, creating videos, posters, and interactive presentations that build collaboration, creativity, and problem-solving skills. Rooted in Coleman’s STEAM certification, the project blends coding with digital creativity to prepare students for Georgia’s evolving workforce. Ultimately, the program promotes equitable access to technology and empowers every learner to see themselves as future innovators.
