Websupport1
G-604Websupport1 covers how to create basic Web page(s) and your own site. It will also cover how to upload files to the server To register email itec@citytech.cuny.edu
Websupport1 covers how to create basic Web page(s) and your own site. It will also cover how to upload files to the server To register email itec@citytech.cuny.edu
SAVE THE DATE! The Brooklyn Waterfront Research Center's Next Breakfast Talk "Shooting" the Brooklyn Waterfront: Two Photographers Talk About Their Work with Robin Michals and Nathan Kensinger Coney Island, High Tide, 2013 Register! Admission is free. Robin Michals is a photographer whose work considers the built environment with a focus on the de-industrialized urban
Bring in your archival treasures, related to Brooklyn’s African American history, and have them professionally evaluated by historian and appraiser Dr. Elvin Montgomery.
Learn how to use Prezi, an online presentation tool. Zoom in and out of your online images, videos, and text to present conceptual material. To register email itec@citytech.cuny.edu
All office hours take place in the conference room of the Faculty Commons, N227. Questions: OpenLab@citytech.cuny.edu
Presented by Renata Ferdinand My research provides a glimpse into the minutiae of mothering that reveal the intimacies and intricacies of black women as mothers. Specifically, it uses storytelling as well as narrative and performative writing to uncover what might remain hidden in the very practice of motherhood. What I offer here is a candid
To register email itec@citytech.cuny.edu
Blackboard's new update includes Blackboard Blog, Wiki, Journal and Collaborate Ultra. The Blackboard Blog and Wiki replace the previous Learning Objects version. Blackboard Collaborate Ultra is much simpler for you and your students to use for online chats, office hours, or video conferencing. Unlike the previous version, Blackboard Collaborate Ultra requires no software download, plugin,
This keynote event provides a space for dialogue about healing in Africana communities. Rashida Bumbray, a Brooklyn-based curator and choreographer, and Senior Program Manager of the Arts Exchange at Open Society Foundations is the featured keynote guest. Ms. Bumbray's talk titled “The Value of Black Spaces” includes an abbreviated screening of Black America Again (with Common, Stevie