The Center for
Technology and Education
Meet CTechEd
The Hillsborough Consortium for Technology and Education
is a not-for-profit
founded by teachers, for teachers, about teaching.
Since beginning in 1997, the Center or CTechEd, has consistently provided professional learning to engage, support, and inspire educators
while honing instructional skills and promoting teacher-leadership.
CTechEd provides...
needed educator certification courses,
promotes educator enrichment via webinars, pod casts, Twitter, and literature discussions,
hosts the ASPIRE! National Board Certification program.
Programming is aligned to current research and trends in education. As a 501(c)3, CTechEd values partners and partnerships who are aligned with our mission and core values.
Our Mission
To create opportunities for educators to enhance and improve professional practice inspired and invigorated through technology and 21st Century skills.
At Our Core
Providing accessible, current, inspiring high-quality professional learning which capitalizes on emerging technologies to support teachers as innovative, creative practitioners and as empowered teacher-leaders.
Excellence
We strive to provide high quality professional learning opportunities based on insights from experience, collaboration, and data.
We champion the use of emerging ideas and technology to enhance teaching practice and student learning.
Innovation
What We Value
Inspiration
We are dedicated to encouraging creative thinking and vision, to fostering learning & empowerment, & to motivating & energizing teaching & teachers.
Support
We commit to create an environment which values teachers, enhances professional practice, develops knowledge of 21st Century skill building, and promotes the use of technology as a foundation for learning.
Our Teams
Gudelia Iglesias
Learning Facilitator
Gudelia is an integral part of CTechEd’s ESOL program as a course developer and facilitator. She is a certified ESOL trainer for the State of Florida and a has provided high quality instruction for education professionals for thirty years. The learner has always been the center of her work.
Her classroom experience includes Kindergarten, Second Grade, Elementary Spanish, and supporting teachers and students as a site-based ESOL Resource Teacher. As a District Resource Teacher based in the ESOL and Professional Development departments in Hillsborough County Public Schools, she supported educator learning.
Today, Gudelia continues her commitment to education through facilitation of ESOL Certification courses at CTechEd, promoting the professional learning of K-12 Teachers, Guidance Counselors, and Administrators across Florida. She loves the beach, mountains and rainbows, spending time with her family, and traveling.
