Instructional Technology Blogging
As a proud member of the CUNY Academic Commons and an Instructional Technology Fellow at Bronx Community College I've begun blogging as part of a collaborative project we at BCC are calling TE(A)CH with Purpose. The goal of TE(A)CH is to incorporate technology into instruction in ways that are driven first and foremost by pedagogical goals. Please visit that site to learn more. I'll also cross-post the blog posts here.Archives
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CUNY IT Conference Day 1
Friday marked my first time attending the CUNY IT conference, and it was definitely interesting. Having only attended academic or grad student conferences I was surprised by the size, the suits, and all the vendors. The sessions were filled with … Continue reading →
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