Matt Sherrill

Matt Sherrill

Regional Educational Technology Coordinator | East Central Region

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About Matt Sherrill

Matt Sherrill (he/him) is a Regional Educational Technology Coordinator for the Learning Technology Center, serving Illinois’ East Central region. Always an early adopter, Matt is passionate about utilizing technology to drive impactful learning and supporting fellow educators as they grow fluent in new tech.

An educator with 15 years of classroom experience, Matt previously worked as an ELA teacher and department chair in McLean County Unit 5 schools. Matt also holds a Master’s Degree in Teaching and Learning and a Technology Specialist endorsement on his Illinois Professional Educator License.

In addition to his classroom work, Matt has served on his district’s AI Advisory Team where he developed and delivered AI-focused professional development to the district’s staff. He has also shared his insights as a guest speaker on AI literacy for Illinois State University’s pre-service teachers.

 

Service Area

Contact Matt with questions and inquiries if your district is in any of these counties:

Will, Kendall, Grundy, Livingston, Kankakee, Iroquois, McLean, Logan, DeWitt, Ford, Champaign, Vermillion, Piatt, Macon, Edgar, Douglas, Coles, Moultrie, Clark, Cumberland, Shelby.

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Contact Information

  • Email: msherrill@ltcillinois.org

Matt’s Upcoming Events

ROE 54 Tech Networking Meeting

| Free

This networking session welcomes all technology professionals – technology directors, technology support staff, coaches, and IT specialists/leaders. We will kick things off with a brief presentation, but the real magic happens when we open the floor. Share your experiences, challenges, and ideas in a supportive space, and learn from your peers!

Matt Sherrill
Matt Sherrill
Regional Educational Technology Coordinator | East Central Region, Learning Technology Center

ROE 9 Tech Networking Meeting

| Free

This networking session welcomes all technology professionals – technology directors, technology support staff, coaches, and IT specialists/leaders. We may kick things off with a brief presentation, but the real magic happens when we open the floor. Share your experiences, challenges, and ideas in a supportive space, and learn from peers!

Matt Sherrill
Matt Sherrill
Regional Educational Technology Coordinator | East Central Region, Learning Technology Center

Swiss Army AI: Tools for Every Leader’s Toolbox

| Free

In this session, we’ll dive into the practical side of AI for school administrators and teacher leaders, showcasing a variety of AI tools designed to streamline and enhance your workflow. This workshop is tailored for school leaders who want to leverage AI to improve efficiency and effectiveness, freeing them up for the human element of leadership in education.

Matt Sherrill
Matt Sherrill
Regional Educational Technology Coordinator | East Central Region, Learning Technology Center

ROE 11 Tech Networking Meeting

| Free

Curious about how other district technology leaders are tackling challenges and initiatives in their districts? Do you have new technology projects/upgrades going on in your district that others might want to hear about? Share your voice and network with colleagues at our open discussion!

Matt Sherrill
Matt Sherrill
Regional Educational Technology Coordinator | East Central Region, Learning Technology Center

AI Exchange: Best Practices and Innovations in Education

| Free

Connect with fellow leaders in structured networking sessions designed to facilitate meaningful conversations and knowledge-sharing. This event offers a chance to collaborate on effective policies and guidelines, exploring ethical and effective uses of AI while gaining valuable insights from peers navigating similar challenges in the impact of generative AI in education.

Matt Sherrill
Matt Sherrill
Regional Educational Technology Coordinator | East Central Region, Learning Technology Center

Press “Start” on your District’s Esports Program

| $25

You’ve heard about it in the news. Your students have been begging for it. Now it’s time to finally pick up the controller and hit “start” on your district’s esports program. But what are you supposed to do if you’re starting at Level 1?

Matt Sherrill
Matt Sherrill
Regional Educational Technology Coordinator | East Central Region, Learning Technology Center