Bridging the gap between educational technology research, development, and pedagogy.
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Pedagogy
Welcome to Eddie’s Class!
I am a middle school teacher in the Bakersfield City School District and a lead course instructor at California State University Bakersfield. I am a 2016 graduate from the CSU Fullerton with a Master’s in Education and am the recipient of the Edwin Carr Fellow award for promise in educational leadership. Currently, I am researching local issues of educational technology equity in the Doctoral Studies Program in Educational Leadership at CSUB.
As a middle and high school teacher, this book is my guide for other teachers to explore instructional technology. In the last few years, my students created virtual worlds, hoax websites, and film festivals using animation software. Enjoy my labor of love and transform your students from passive consumers to active creators.
Students can create 3D in virtual reality through many different technologies. My classroom students have done so by creating their own 3D models and publishing them to Sketchfab.com. Here you can find my VR resources for presentations at local conferences and the National Computer Using Educators Conference of 2017.
The following blog postings are based on my experiences facilitating student-led learning experiences. Each experience is unique, with learning goals ranging from academic interventions, behavior interventions, and building capacity in student leadership.