When 24 English language educators from 20 countries arrived on campus for the KSU Exchange in early July, they came with diverse experiences—some teaching in high-tech environments, others with almost no access to technology. But over two weeks of workshops, collaborative labs, and late-night conversations, they discovered something more powerful than any tool: shared challenges that transcend borders."The magic wasn't just the program we prepared," said Debbie Rozner, director of the English as a Second Language Center. "It was really this cohort of participants. They were open, they were in...