Aaron Tyo-Dickerson

An open mind for education

I am a seasoned educator with over 25 years of experience driving technology integration and innovation in international schools across Europe and Africa. My passion lies in empowering educators to leverage technology to enhance teaching and learning, ultimately transforming classrooms and fostering student success.

• Mastodon: Into the Fediverse, Part I
  I have been following the recent acquisition of Twitter by a billionaire vulgarian with curiosity. Would he actually go through with the extravagant purchase of… Read more: Mastodon: Into the Fediverse, Part I
• Back to Processing
  It seems like many years ago that I completed my first Processing tutorial as part of Hour of Code. The quirky and fun video series… Read more: Back to Processing
• #DutchKidLit – The Letter for the King by Tonke Dragt
  Originally posted on Global Literature in Libraries Initiative:
  “De brief voor de Koning” image via Trouw Post by guest author Aaron Tyo-Dickerson from the International…
• Get there with Google
  The SAMR framework was proposed by Dr. Ruben Puentedura as a way to think about transforming teaching and learning with technology. Dr. Puentedura suggests that… Read more: Get there with Google
• Resnick’s Four Cs
  This week I have been re-reading Mitchel Resnick’s “Lifelong Kindergarten” and thinking about the teacher’s role in the classroom or other kind of learning/collaborating space.… Read more: Resnick’s Four Cs
• Scratch 3.0 is here…በአማርኛ!
  On January 2nd Scratch 3.0 was released by MIT Media Lab’s Lifelong Kindergarten Program. This newest version of Scratch comes with some amazing new features:… Read more: Scratch 3.0 is here…በአማርኛ!