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 2
Originally posted on TE(a)CH with Purpose Like Sarah Morgano, I was super happy to attend the CUNY IT Conference Day 2 on my home turf as well! The day was even more focused on pedagogy and it was distressing that … Continue reading
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Weekly Ed Tech Roundup: 12/13
Originally posted on TE(a)CH with Purpose photo © 2009 Jennie | more info (via: Wylio) The EdTech community has become rather twitterpated by @TomBarrett, who has developed a series of worldwide crowd-sourced google documents on a variety of uses of technology … Continue reading