Episode 250: Visualizing Success: How Lucid for Education Transforms Classrooms
Join me on My EdTech Life as we dive into the transformative world of Lucid for Education. This episode illuminates how Lucid's suite of visual applications revolutionizes learning by harnessing the creative power of diagramming and design. Discover how these tools enable students to comprehend their thinking, actively engage in learning, and acquire essential digital skills. We'll explore how Lucid's intuitive, engaging, collaborative platform encourages deeper understanding, fosters independence, and extends classroom boundaries. Uncover how teachers leverage these resources to save time and enrich their teaching experience. Tune in for an insightful discussion on how Lucid for Education is shaping the future of educational technology and empowering students and educators alike.
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Shira Moskovitz
Special Education and Technology Teacher
Shira Moskovitz is a special education teacher and technology specialist with a decade of experience in the NYC public schools. She creates inclusive learning environments through the use of assistive technology. She holds Orton–Gillingham certification and uses the methodology to help all children learn to read.
Shira is a learning management systems adoption specialist for the NYC Department of Education’s Division of Instructional and Information Technology, supporting the integration of technology in the public school system. She also acts as a parent advocate, working closely with families to navigate the special education process and empower them to become effective advocates for their children.
She holds a BA in graphic design and an MA in elementary education from CUNY Queens College. She also earned a post-master’s certificate in special education from CUNY Brooklyn College.
Tom Little
Classroom Teacher
I have been a public school teacher in Utah, for 19 years ranging from 3rd-5th grade. I have a wonderful wife and four kids. In my free time I enjoy too many things. Cycling, playing board games gardening, cooking, and especially supporting my kids in all of their endeavors.
Val O'Bryan
Teacher
Val started teaching high school English and Spanish in 2010. She went on to get a master's in English from Northern Arizona University and a doctorate in education from Kansas State University. She is a college instructor and technology trainer.
Vanessa Cicero
Educator
Elementary teacher, EdTech coach, and Lucid for Education district consultant
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