Don’t AI Alone on May 9th highlighted for me how important clarity around AI policies to all CUNY stakeholders – faculty, staff, and students. Obviously this is a complex issue and requires broad stakeholder engagement. I’m wondering if this group might be interested in collectively working on this problem and I think a good place to start would…[Read more]
Hi hi! Aankit Patel, University Dean for Tech and Computing supporting all things computing and data science across CUNY. I like doing weird, creative things with computers and will often use AI to help me code. I believe strongly that CUNY should help communities find ways to use computing to bring people together, support them in achieving their…[Read more]
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awesome!! It sounds like you may not need the resources, but Sara pointed out a bunch of resources around culturally responsive teaching and learning with Scratch and problem solving with Scratch. They may be useful to you and/or your students 🙂
We’d love to help you think through some of those revisions if its helpful. Fridays at 9:30a we have open CoP/help sessions and happy to jump in to specifics with you then if the time works.
Oh this resonates with a problem of practice we have centrally which is funders asking us to show impact in clinical placements. What you are describing is one of many of the issues around clinical placement we are seeing across CUNY. Perhaps the next stage of the work should focus on supporting this aspect of the work since seeing things in…[Read more]
Today at the CoP, a faculty member expressed concerns that students were making slow progress on Scratch projects and were not making use of help resources/sessions. I shared some strategies on peer learning that might help address these issues and maybe also make clearer the why behind integration of computing
