Suzanne Judson-Whitehouse is the CES Online Learning Manager. In this role, she leads the development of online courses with a focus on inclusive practices for online course development, faculty training and multi-media and production services in support of online (synchronous and asynchronous) instructional programs offered through CES. She works collaboratively with Subject Matter Experts and educators to create engaging and accessible online learning experiences. Suzanne is also part of the ISTE Certification Team at CES. This blended course is part of the ISTE Certification process which focuses on the use of educational technology for learning in meaningful and transformative ways. She has expertise in adult learning theory and practice, Google Workspace for Education, Universal Design for Learning, Media Production, and multiple learning management systems.
During her time with CES, Suzanne has provided one-on-one coaching in technology integration for K-12 teachers, graduate-level program faculty and professional development consultants, including webinar support and development. She led blended educator preparation programs as the CES Director of Licensure and Credentialing; and she has facilitated and co-facilitated workshops in:
- Artificial Intelligence (AI)
- Canvas
- Google Workspaces for Education
- Project-based learning with a focus on technology integration
- Design thinking and Makerspaces
- Gamification
- Copyright & Clearances for Educators
- ISTE Standards for Students & Educators
She has a Bachelor’s Degree from the University of New Hampshire, a Master’s Degree in Technology Integration from Marlboro College Graduate School and a Social Media Certificate from Drury University (Missouri). Suzanne’s interests lie in the fields of blended learning, technology integration in K-12 schools, makerspaces and creativity in education, games and gamification, and adult pedagogy.
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CES Educational Technology Services
Suzanne’s recent presentations include
- Copyright in the Age of AI as part of the MassCUE Digital Citizenship Summer Webinar Series and at CUE Camp West, 2023
- Copyright, Fair Use, Creative Commons in the age of AI in the MassCUE Digital Citizenship Summer Webinar Series, 2023
- Copyright for Educators in a Digital Age, one-day workshop for teachers and school librarians, April 2018
- Co-presented: Mythbusting the ISTE Standards (ISTELive 2023)
- Co-presented: Deepening Digital Citizenship: Building Capacity to Change School Culture (ISTELive 2023)
- Co-facilitated: Grading for Equity Book Study course, 2022-2023 School Year
- Co-presented: Leveling Up DigCit Skills with AI, edWeb.net webinar in January of 2023
- Co-presented: Transform Your Practice With the ISTE Standards, VT-Fest Conference, November 2021
- Introduction to Educational Technology, one semester graduate level course for preservice and in-service educators (taught since 2016)