About the Instructor – Desiree Alexander

Uniquely Qualified Instructor

Dr. Desiree Alexander is an experienced secondary ELA teacher and Google Certified Innovator and Trainer who has taught in the traditional classroom, blended learning and distance learning environments. Desiree has received numerous awards for her work in instructional technology including Top 30 Technologist by the Center for Digital Education, PBS Learning Media Digital Innovator for her home state and Leader of the Year for her region's Association of Computer Using Educators.

Desiree is passionate about helping fellow secondary ELA teachers discover practical ways to find success while distance learning by leveraging Google and other cutting-edge technology tools to greatly enhance learning in their English/Language Arts classrooms. Desiree has co-authored multiple books and is the author of DISTANCE LEARNING: Strengthening Online ENGLISH/LANGUAGE ARTS Instruction, the extensive digital resource handbook each participant will receive at the seminar.

Join Desiree for an outstanding day full of specific ways you can strengthen distance learning instruction and student success in your grades 6-12 online ELA classroom.

What Your Colleagues Say About Your Presenter

"What a great day. So much information that I can use right away with online teaching. Thanks so much!"
Lisa Mullins, Teacher

"Dr. Alexander was very informative, engaging and helpful. I would HIGHLY recommend her presentation to other teachers."
Sarah Hogan, Teacher

"This was the most useful workshop I have attended in terms of gaining tools for my classroom! Thank you for all of the fantastic resources!"
Kendra Leavitt, ELA Teacher

"Desiree's seminar was instructive and engaging, and she was excellent! Time flew by and I was surprised when the day was over."
Karen Adrian, Teacher

"Wow! What a wealth of information. I'm so looking forward to using many of the techniques I've learned about today. I'm also thrilled with the handbook. It's a terrific resource that I'm sure will get lots of use."
Donna Coppola, English Teacher