Laura Jakubowski
Laura is an experienced educational technologist and curriculum developer with a focus on helping students and educators navigate the digital world responsibly. At the International School of Hamburg (ISH), she spent three years developing a holistic Digital Citizenship Curriculum for young learners. She also regularly leads workshops, coaching cycles, and training sessions for staff and parents on a range of topics related to educational technology and digital citizenship. Before joining ISH, Laura worked in the Greater New York City area as an educational technologist and professional development specialist. In that role, she designed and facilitated training sessions for educators, supported school-wide professional learning, and piloted STEM initiatives in partnership with various schools, including those within the NYC Department of Education. Laura began her career as a teacher and Social Studies Curriculum Leader in the NYC Department of Education. She developed Common Core–aligned curricula, contributed to improvements in student learning, and integrated technology into her teaching to increase engagement and support diverse learners. She also participated in collaborative inquiry teams and curriculum planning efforts across her department. Throughout her career, Laura has focused on creating practical, supportive learning experiences for teachers, students, and families. Her work continues to help school communities use technology thoughtfully and build the skills needed for responsible participation in a digital world.
Appears in 1 Episode
Teaching Digital Citizenship to Children: An Interview with Laura Jakubowski
In this digital age, our children are growing up as digital citizens. To ensure their safety and ability to contribute positively to society, educating them about the...
