Technology
Integration Specialist:
Bath Central School District, Bath, NY: August 2004 to present
- Spearhead Implementation
of digital portfolios for students grades K-12 as part of Title
II Grant awarded to Bath Central School District
- Provide training
sessions for new teachers
- Serve on curriculum
mapping committees grade levels K-5
- Developed and taught
several regional Teacher Center classes, some of which include:
- Served as keynote
speaker for 2005
STETS conference
- Attained certification
as an iSAFE
instructor
- IC3
certified
- Certified Marco
Polo Trainer
- Facilitate PBS
TeacherLine online professional development courses offered
across the nation
- Presented numerous
workshops at New York State Association for Computers and Technologies
in Education (NYSCATE)
State Conference
- Serve on District
Technology Committee and Community Education Committee
Instructional
Support Specialist: Schuyler-Chemung-Tioga BOCES, Elmira,
NY: October 2001- June 2004
- Selected by national
panel to present 6 hour workshop at NECC
2003
- New York
State Association for Computers and Technology in Education
presenter/presider
- Collaborated with
administrators and teachers grade K-12 to integrate technology
in curriculum in the Elmira City School District
- Published
weekly Techno-Tips column for district newsletters in Elmira and
Corning
- Researched and
published an online
newsletter (outside link) for educators in the regional districts
served by the SCT/C Teacher Center
- Developed and provided
regional and local training for teachers in an eight-district
region
- Planned and
Taught Summer Technology Camp for Corning-Painted Post Teachers
- Researched and
developed educational web sites
and curriculum for area districts
- Facilitated the
use of peripheral devices (digital cameras, scanners, Palm technology)
- Evaluated software
and make purchasing recommendations
Business
Teacher:
Avon Central School, Avon, NY: 2000-2001
- 7th grade Computer
classes
- 8th grade Computer
classes
- Introduction to
Occupations class
- Coordinated School-to-Work
- Supervised Co-op
students
Student
Teacher: Wayland-Cohocton High School, Wayland, NY: Spring
2000
- 8th grade Computer
Applications
- 9th grade Computer
Applications
- BABCA class (Entrepreneurial
unit)
- Housing Decisions
class
- Marketing
- Advertising
Computer
Teacher Assistant: Dansville Senior High School, Dansville,
NY: 1992-1999
- Scheduled classes
(grades 9-12) in a networked computer lab that offered 25+ programs
- Integrated technology
in curriculum and provided technical support to students and staff
- Developed student-oriented
reference manuals that could be used at each workstation
- Wrote grant that
earned two representatives from the school - a teacher and myself
- a place on the original CSLO Committee in BOCES (and approximately
$6,000 worth of hardware and software); CSLO committee selected
software for technology integration at BOCES level
- Helped pass budget
proposition for lab upgrade at High School level by improving
public awareness through presentations and local advertising
- Developed an educational
website that was used as the computer lab homepage in the high
school lab
- Helped implement
adult education program to improve public awareness of technology
Adult
Education Teacher: Dansville Senior High School, Dansville,
NY: 1996-1999
- Developed curriculum
and taught workshops for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Internet
Research
- Taught adult education
classes in Dansville and Mt. Morris BOCES
Summer
Institute Teacher: Genesee Valley BOCES, Mt. Morris,
NY: 1997-2000
- Developed and taught
a variety of enrichment classes:
- Captivating
Computer Crafts
- Hot-Diggity
Dog Computers
- Puppetry
- Stampin' Good
Fun
Per
Diem Substitute Teacher: Dansville Central School, Dansville,
NY: 1989-1992
- Taught classes
in grades 3-12, averaging three to four days a week
