Category: Digital Pedagogy (Week 11)
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“Alone Again, Naturally”
Who am I doing this for? To impress my mom? To please my dad? Everyone is going to die- education should be an effort to endear you to yourself.
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Digital Pedagogies
This week we tackle digital pedagogies with the help of Jesse Stommel, Martha Fay Burtis, and Sean Michael Morris. Digital pedagogies, helpful or hurtful?
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The Shift to Digital Pedagogy
The use of technology in classrooms is now higher than ever. Is it a good thing or a bad thing? To be honest, I’m not too sure at this point.
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Digital Pedagogy
In this blog post, I discuss digital pedagogy and the importance of going about it your way. In other words, don’t let the computer tell you what to do!
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Navigating the Digital Classroom: Insights from Critical Digital Pedagogy
Critical digital pedagogy isn’t just about using technology- it’s about fostering inquiry, empowering students, and making learning inclusive and dynamic.
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Autonomy over Digital Identity
In this post, I cover the importance of autonomy of your digital identity and the differences in online classrooms to in-person classrooms.
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Progressive: Digital Pedagogy
Our roles in making those effective, lasting changes towards roles of Critical Digital Pedagogy not just for ourselves or academic endeavors
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Messy ethics in pedagogy
The switch to online functions has heavily and permanently altered the trajectory of Pedagogy. The affects of this are still not well known.
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Technology in classes
Back in 2020, when we all went online, it was definitely a wild experience. For us introverts out there, it was a breath of fresh air
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A Website Reflection: 10 Years Later
What did it mean to be a high school student running a website in the late 2000s. What did I learn from my brief stint in the music industry