ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode of 13 Firsts' On Our Mind series, Viet, Giselline, Addison, and David explore how the technology within schools have changed and evolved for the better and worse. They reflect on how they have used technology in elementary, middle, and high schools and the effects it has had on their educational experiences.
Collaborators: Addison L, David S, Giselline P.D, Viet P.
English
United States
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