Barbara Rosenfeld, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Technology in Childhood Education

Room 2617 James
2900 Bedford Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11210
718-951-5937
Rosenfeld@brooklyn.cuny.edu

Barbara Rosenfeld is an assistant professor in the School of Education at Brooklyn College. She teaches graduate courses in educational technology, specializing in the integration of technology tools in the classroom. She has also taught graduate methods of teaching mathematics courses, and has collaborated with Prof. Carolina Mancuso to teach Introduction to Literacy Research, and with Prof. Lisa Novemsky to teach Introduction to Research in Early Childhood Education. 

Prof. Rosenfeld has also supervised graduate students in the Teaching Fellows program, in which professionals who have been recruited by the New York City Board of Education receive accelerated training to become teachers in the New York City public schools. 

Prof. Rosenfeld received her master’s degree in teaching children mathematics from William Paterson College and her Ph.D. in educational technology from the University of Missouri-Columbia. Prior to joining the School of Education faculty, Prof. Rosenfeld served as an assistant professor at William Paterson University. She is a certified classroom teacher, having taught elementary/middle school children in NJ. She is an experienced conference presenter and has written articles on the integration of technology in teaching.

Curriculum Vitae

Chalkboard Articles:
Beyond Novelty:
Integrating Technology in the New Classroom

Diversity in Israel: David Yellin College of Education

 

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