Free virtual tools can complement online or in-person teaching and learning. The National Security Agency (NSA) has created The K-12 Speakers Bureau for engaging and interactive talks on STEM fields.2
Educators are constantly challenged with new situations and new opportunities. They are shaping the next generation to become more cyber aware and cyber safe. Technology is a supportive tool that helps make learning fun, engaging and interactive.
The editors of the College of Education’s Teaching in Purple are thrilled to have Drs. Rowland and Harris serve as this week’s #TeachingTuesday guest bloggers. Dr. Pam Rowland is the associate dean of Computer Sciences and Technology (CSET) in the College of Science, Engineering and Technology at GCU. Her area of teaching includes cybersecurity and computer science. Pam’s research interest focuses on the social inclusion and growth of females in cybersecurity. Her core value is to honor God through serving, mentoring and forming relationships. Dr. Brandy Harris is the assistant dean and an assistant professor of CSET at GCU. Dr. Harris’ focus on inclusive education motivates her research interests of increasing underrepresented populations in STEM fields and supporting neurodivergent students in technology based programs.
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