Guest Post via @wmjackson: “TIGERTALK” Experience 2017 at Edward Waters College

“TIGERTALK” Experience 2017 at Edward Waters College by Prof William Jackson, Educational Technology, Social Media and STEM @wmjackson Twitter “Let thy speech be better than silence, or be silent.” Dionysius of Halicarnassus The experience to speak in front of large groups should always be provided to students in higher education, providing the opportunity to practice […]

Guest Blog via @wmjackson: What Do You Do Before High School Graduation 2017?

What Do You Do Before High School Graduation 2017? William Jackson, M.Ed. – Edward Waters College @wmjackson #MyQuestToTeach These suggestions are to help as graduation gets closer. Graduation, an end to an educational journey from Day Care to High School. Before this momentous occasion, parents need to make sure all the I’s […]

Guest Post via @wmjackson: EdCamp St. Augustine – What An Adventure in Learning

EdCamp St. Augustine: What An Adventure in Learning by Elisha Taylor and William Jackson Jacksonville, Florida Welcome from William and Elisha https://youtu.be/hYl1-q6tP6w The exposure to diverse technologies, the collaboration with educators with years of experience is important for new educators and pre-service educators choosing a career in education. Diversity builds strength and the understanding that […]

Guest Post via @wmjackson: Teaching Our Youth To Be Cautious On Social Media

Teaching Our Youth To Be Cautious On Social Media by William Jackson speaking at The Bridge of Northeast Florida Recent deaths by suicide on Social Media, the use of drugs and alcohol as glamorous and exciting, sexual exploitation, Sexting, Cyberbullying, threats, intimidation and the use of Social Media to make political threats and accusations is […]

Guest Post via @wmjackson: HBCU Students Don’t Wait to Market Yourself

HBCU Students Don’t Wait to Market Yourself by Pro. William Jackson Educational Technology and Social Media Edward Waters College @wmjackson HBCU students in the 21st century cannot wait to market themselves in a world of global commerce, digital Branding, intellectual sharing and the vast Social Media sites that are building to get the word out […]

Guest Post via @wmjackson: What is #STEM and Why African Parents Should Care in 2017

What is STEM and Why African Parents Should Care in 2017 William Jackson, M.Ed. #MyQuestToTeach @wmjackson When Education Minister, Dr. Mathew Opoku Prempeh expressed concerns over the low grades students had in science and math in Ghana this raised increased awareness for African parents that their children may not be prepared for many careers that […]

Guest Post via Breyonna Fox, edited by @wmjackson: Hidden Figures

Taylor and students from Venetia Elementary and Lee High School My Hidden Figures Reflection By: Breyonna Fox, Blogging Intern with My Quest To Teach Jacksonville, Florida My first thought when I finished watching Hidden Figures was, “Wow, they actually did all of those things, like they accomplished their goals.” I thought this was very inspirational, […]

Guest Post via @wmjackson: 2017 Reflections for Technological Growth for Parents

2017 Reflections for Technological Growth for Parents William Jackson, M.Ed. #MyQuestToTeach @wmjackson As 2017 continues so does the continued infusion, integration, and invasion of technical tools, social platforms, interactive games, and devices. People are building machines, robots, and other mechanisms that actually do something and the think. Apps are being developed, it is becoming […]

Guest Post via @wmjackson: 2017 A Time To Blog and Develop Content

2017 A Time To Blog and Develop Content by William Jackson @wmjackson Digital content creation is prevalent on the web, an increase in blogging, microblogging, podcasting, and other forms of digital media is expanding across the Internet. Content creators are global, generational, and smart. The evolution of technology has opened opportunities for students from K to […]

Guest Post via @wmjackson: The Black Expo of Networking, Knowledge, and Empowerment

The Black Expo of Networking, Knowledge, and Empowerment This blog is independently written by #MyQuestToTeach The information is strictly the opinion of its writer. William Jackson, M.Ed. CVO My Quest To Teach @wmjackson Twitter Contributions are provided by left to right: Elisha Taylor student at Duval County Public Schools and speaker with TEDxFSCJ Salon Young […]

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With 7 billion people in the world, we are each only a dot…but what a beautiful picture we make when we begin to connect!

Author: William Jackson