A rose. No unanticipated problems due to great feedback from last summer. Changed my timeline based on the feedback and moving forward as planned.

I really liked the author’s approach. This was like reading a graphic novel full of true stories.My takeaway was that as we invite students to tinker, explore, and consider the possibilities of using digital tools to solve problems, like Rolla did, we also have to dig deep into the challenges around the potential abuses of technology (particularly…[Read more]

What are some noticings / wonderings you have about how we’ve framed equity in CITE? Any feedback for us?

I like the approach that CITE has taken. The goals, equitable mindsets and design principles all seem well aligned and making up a wholistic construct, defining what equity means in the CITE context (and I particularly liked that it is NOT a…[Read more]

Well,  I played around with Padlet as I was thinking about my design image, but got frustrated with locating the features I needed and lost interest,  and so went back to PowerPoint and used SmartArt. I knew my design would have to contain something cyclical given my process and some important elements front and center serving as the core (who i…[Read more]

I’m Nancy Dubetz from Lehman College and I am a faculty member in Early Childhood and Childhood Education.

The only card that I started out with through random selection and kept to the end was card 10, “being a good citizen in the 21st century means being a responsible, ethical digital citizen.” The cards that I then added into my first and…[Read more]

I’m Nancy Dubetz (she/ela) from the Early Childhood and Childhood Education Department at Lehman. Enjoyed exploring some platforms new to me in Module 0 like Scratch, imgflip, codap, and Flip. Here’s my Scary Cat meme. It if works, I got something right. If not, well more to learn:https://imgflip.com/i/7o7cqi