To provide leadership and creative project management for a well-established company, with an interest in the development and implementation of e-learning systems as well as knowledge management.

Demonstrated success in the following areas: project management, customer consultation, design and development of courses/workshops in the e-learning area. Writing experience includes training courses and materials, policy and procedure documentation, grants and proposals, and white papers.

Areas of Expertise

Communication

1. Present complex topics on critical technology issues at national conferences
2. Translate complex abstract concepts and projects into simple terms.
3. Provide consultation for instructional design, media selection, and interactive systems
4. Develop/conduct workshops on instructional design and emerging technologies
5. Interact with subject matter experts and team members to develop instruction
6. Mediate between non-technical clients and technical development team members

1. Provide leadership of multiple instructional projects, both multimedia and Web-based.
2. Articulate company vision for stakeholders.
3. Perform needs analysis for school district networks
4. Interview and hire consultants for technical infrastructure and network design.
5. Plan objectives, develop course content, organize and implement curriculum.

1. Articulate the advantages to a corporation of investing in knowledge management.
2. Learning object and reusability consultant at ITC.
3. Presented at Ed Tech colloquy on implications of SCORM for digital collections.
4. Designed workshop on using and developing for digital repositories.

Professional Experience

Responsibilities include curriculum planning and delivery; consulting with faculty on issues of technology and pedagogy; developing/coordinating grant projects; providing general instructional technology support to UT faculty; and conducting research on technology/pedagogy issues relevant to e-learning. Through presentations at national conferences, contribute to the dialogue about key technology and learning issues.

Acted as SME, writing two courses for online business training in project management: “Creating Matrix Teams” and “Managing Matrix Teams”

(philosophy of teaching; course structure, etc)

1. Instructional design
2. Project management for district-wide websites
3. Training in technology integration
4. Training Projects
   · Basics of Web Design
   · PowerPoint for Administrators
   · Inspiration™: Brainstorming and Organizing

Education

Certificate in Online Teaching, California State University, Hayward, 2000
Certified Novell Administrator, 1999
Sabbatical work at Boston University, Boston, MA
Master of the Arts in Literature, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA
Bachelor of the Arts in Literature, History, Education, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA