publications

Mentions and Publications

Books, blogs, and articles

Talks and workshops given at conferences

Lectures to students

I've designed an extensive collection of workshops and have organized many events for faculty, students, and the public.

December Wikipedia Edit-a-thon Event, Fordham IT Blog, 12/18/18
Co-authored Edward Tufte’s Data Visualization Course, Fordham IT Blog, 12/3/18
Co-authored the chapter "Educational Technology for International Psychology,” in the book Visions and Resources for International Psychology, eds. Harold Takooshian, Uwe P. Gielen, Florence L. Denmark, Ann M. O’Roark (Global Scholarly Publications, 2018) with Olivia Bradley-Willemann, IT liaison to the Psychology Department. The chapter discusses how emerging technologies benefit teaching, research, and other educational activities. It offers a brief, six-part primer for novices on platforms, tools, digital pedagogy, resources, productivity, and useful webpages.
Ed Tech Chapter by Fordham Staff Published, Fordham IT Blog, 8/13/18
The EdTech Bible: Everything You Need to Know About Teaching and Technology, June 21, 2017. A multi-media e-book available on iBooks and Amazon, see EdTechBible.com for more information.
Top Trends in Technology in the Higher Ed Classroom, Inside Fordham, 9/23/13
Faculty Technology Center Hosts Campus Roundtable Discussions on Higher Ed, Starting this Week, Fordham's News and Media Relations Blog, 1/27/14
Career Day at Queens Vocational and Technical High School, Fordham IT News Blog, 10/7/14
Augmented Reality: Possibilities and Resources for Teaching and Learning, Fordham News IT Blog, 2/13/15

Developing Digital Literacies conference hosted by Fordham Digital Literacies Collaborative 7/13/16- Hands on workshop on using Twitter
Pre-Conference workshops at REA annual conference, Atlanta November 2015: Using Technology to Spark the Imagination in Classroom and Online Teaching/Learning Morning Workshop: Enhancing and Augmenting Your Practice with Strategies & Tools
Afternoon Workshop: Everything You Didn’t Know You Needed to Know About the Social Web
Campus Technology conference, Boston July 2015. My colleague Lindsay Karp and I co-presented the following sessions:
a. Flip or Flop? Effective Strategies for the Flip Classroom Model [co-presenter at half-day workshop]
b. Matching Free Tools to Tasks: Finding the Right Learning Solution [co-presenter breakout session]
c. AR, Fad or Profound Tool for Teaching and Campus Life? [co-presenter (lead) at breakout session]
d. Collaborating on the Web: Transforming Teaching by developing a PLN [co-presenter (lead) aspire session]
AJCU Annual Conference 2010 talk on Social Media