What are your thoughts on the teacher candidate visual resource? As I clicked the link to access the visual resource, I didn’t know what to expect, but I didn’t expect this!  Powering Connections is an innovative document that presents teacher candidate tech experiences through an appealing, animated design.

What surprised you? We assume teac…[Read more]

Beginning with the basics, I noticed the wording of the CITE pedagogy is clear, concise, and accessible to a wide range of readers. The full working document on manifold is robust with resources and the table of contents made it easy to navigate.  The equitable CITE pedagogy pushes the current state of teaching into a space that is more…[Read more]

+WOW! I felt like a fish out of water trying to navigate the Pivot Table in Excel. After tinkering a bit, I realized how useful this can be.
+It is scary to think about the amount of access these companies/apps have to your personal information and their ability to use this information however they see fit. The consumer has some control over the…[Read more]

Hi Vee,

I love this! It is simple and straightforward.  Did you use Canva to make this infographic?

Jillian Crosby, Teacher Education: Infants & Toddlers

My choices reflect equity and social justice, personal agency, enjoyment, and fulfillment, and citizenship and civic engagement.

#8, Promotes critical consciousness, voice to the voiceless, agency. A way for students and teachers to be active participants in change via technology instead of…[Read more]

Hi, my name is Jillian Crosby (she/her) and I’m an adjunct in the Teacher Education Department specializing in infant and toddler development.  The open access to shared resources in the CUNY Academic Commons is ideal, but I am still figuring out how to navigate the site. Tinkering with digital tools in this module has allowed me to reacclimate…[Read more]