About
Jennifer Casa-Todd is wife, mom, and a Teacher-Librarian, a former Literacy Consultant, and the author of the books, Social LEADia: Moving Students from Digital Citizenship to Digital Leadership and Raising Digital Leaders. She also co-authored a children's book, Aubrey Bright in Stories that Connect Us. Jennifer holds a Masters in Education and Digital Technologies from Ontario Tech University with a specialization in social media, digital citizenship and education.
Jennifer is a Google Certified teacher and Innovator, an Ontario Google Educator group leader, an executive member of the International Society Technology and Education (ISTE) Librarian PLN, a Raspberry Pi Certified Educator and the co-founder of the Global Education Student Chat (GlobalEdSschat). She is the 2020 recipient for the ISTE Digital Citizenship PLN Award.
Jennifer is an international keynote speaker who is passionate about showing teachers and students how they can use technology and social media to make the world a better place.
Jennifer is a Google Certified teacher and Innovator, an Ontario Google Educator group leader, an executive member of the International Society Technology and Education (ISTE) Librarian PLN, a Raspberry Pi Certified Educator and the co-founder of the Global Education Student Chat (GlobalEdSschat). She is the 2020 recipient for the ISTE Digital Citizenship PLN Award.
Jennifer is an international keynote speaker who is passionate about showing teachers and students how they can use technology and social media to make the world a better place.
Taniya Baharimoghadam is a student in Grade 11 at Richmond Hill High School. As a part of her leadership project, Taniya added her student input and perspective, as well as helping to create some content.
Simone Chen is a grade 11 student in Richmond Hill High School. As a part of her leadership project, she participated as an early reviewer of the Student Digital Leadership Playbook by creating the GIFs and some content.
Anahit Hakobyan is a grade 12 student at Cardinal Carter in Aurora. She is a student leader for the #GlobalEdSsChat and is passionate about student voice. Anahit added navigation features and added her own student input.
Olivia Snyder is a grade 11 student at Celina High School. She is a member of the group Students Who Advocate for Technology also know as SWAT. Olivia helped make some content and made the video.
A big thank you to Cardinal Carter CHS students in the SHSM program who provided feedback prior to the project launch.
Anahit H, Mary Jasmine A, Nicolas M, Kirsten Q, Jason B, Stella N, Avishka G, Aveen G, Josephine L, Emilio R, Matthew M., Christian O, Gjergj K, Alessio B, Derek W, Hamza W.