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Serving Staten Island and South Brooklyn New York City Department of Education Schools (Districts 17, 18, 20, 21, 22, 31)
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Register for Technology Liaisons Meetings in Upcoming Events or on the Oitlive.com calendar.
Useful Links for Computer Liaisons
- Learning Technology Grant 2012-2015
- CMS Information (citywide)
- Help Desk NEW LINK (Magic)
- Reso A Walkthrough Online Form NEW LINK
- Computer Liaison Meeting Evaluation
- NEW! Block/Unblock Sites at your school (New Filter)
- NEW! RESO A Request Letter Template
- New National Technology Standards from ISTE
- FAMIS
- Dell Managed Services (computer purchases)
- DOE Web Services (CMS, Media Consent forms)
- SISB CMS Workshop page
- Request VLAN2 drop
- NYCDOE Homepage
- DOE Email
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Contact Information
Technology Innovation Manager
Celine Azoulay, cazoula@schools.nyc.gov
Instructional Technology Specialists
Robert Agoglia, ragogli@schools.nyc.gov
Lia Lambrides, vlambri@schools.nyc.gov
Denise Lewis, dlewis5@schools.nyc.gov
Susan Scott, sscott@schools.nyc.gov
Title 2D Supervising Technician
Sherif Mikhail, smikhai@schools.nyc.gov
Office Main number:
718.759.4881
Celine Azoulay, cazoula@schools.nyc.gov
Instructional Technology Specialists
Robert Agoglia, ragogli@schools.nyc.gov
Lia Lambrides, vlambri@schools.nyc.gov
Denise Lewis, dlewis5@schools.nyc.gov
Susan Scott, sscott@schools.nyc.gov
Title 2D Supervising Technician
Sherif Mikhail, smikhai@schools.nyc.gov
Office Main number:
718.759.4881
2 comments:
Atomic Learning is not listed, and even though it is a NYCDOE software contract item, it is not NYSSL approved.
I wish there was a certification process that the state could grant qualified educators that would give them the ability to cut through all the hurdles and red tape and let us purchase what we feel our schools need with ease.
Hardware / software should be in one pot and qualified decision makers should be able to spend at will.
Very true -- I hope the move toward empowerment will eventually loose the reins for purchasing on the school level. I understand the reason for the restrictions on one hand. When I look at the list of things an uninformed school wants to purchase, I want to cringe.
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