A new year always means opportunities for reflection. For the CUNY Peer Leaders, it is an opportunity to tap into embodied experiences. On February 2, 2024, the current cohort of […]
Introduction to GIS Workshops Fall 2015
Every semester I offer a day-long crash course that covers the basics of geographic information systems. You’ll learn the fundamental concepts of layering, joining data to map layers, coordinate systems, […]
Syllabus: E-Learning Pedagogy and Course Design for Faculty
The Mapping Futures course experience has been an excellent opportunity for me to learn new strategies, and reimagine old ones, for student centered pedagogy, communication, and ways of using formative […]
My Mapping Journey: Lessons in Focusing In, Challenging the Assumed, and More
I joined the Mapping course with excitement, passion, and, admittedly, a discomfort with the unknown. As I surfed the web of Google docs and freeform, free wheeling open source materials […]
Mapping the Semester
I could only hope that my students got half as much out of our semester together as I did as a result of participating in “Mapping the Futures of Higher […]
What a ride…
As a Graduate Teaching Fellow and doctoral student in the Speech, Language, Hearing department at CUNY, I was assigned, in August of 2014, to teach undergraduate Anatomy & Physiology of […]
Mapping BMCC E-Learning: It goes where you go
For my mapping project this semester I thought it would be very useful to find out where Borough of Manhattan Community College (BMCC), City University of New York (CUNY), e-learning […]
Data Mining homework spaces
Places to hack your code…
From “What’s a hyperlink and where can I find it?” To “Let’s ‘Add a Poll’ to your post.” The Pedadigital Journey of Mapping the Futures
This semester the inaugural “Mapping the Futures” course co-taught by Professors Cathy Davidson and William Kelly, linked our undergraduate courses throughout CUNY to our pedagogical graduate class. This course epitomized […]
English 110: Writing the Self Student Work (Hilarie Ashton’s Queens College Course)
Alexie Word Collage My group decided that we would represent the Alexie text “Indian Education” using different collages. I chose to do a collage for the first grade section in […]
