NETS Development Team
ISTE NETS Refresh Project Leadership Team
Don Knezek, ISTE CEO
Leslie S. Conery, ISTE Deputy CEO
Lynn Nolan, NETS Refresh Project Director
Lajeane Thomas, NETS Director
David Barr, Consultant
Anita McAnear, Acquisitions Editor for Learning & Leading with Technology
Carolyn Sykora, Project Manager
ISTE Accreditation and Standards Committee
ISTE’s Accreditation and Standards Committee has established and regularly updates guidelines for evaluating university-level educational computing and technology programs in the United States. In 1996 and 1997, the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education approved ISTE’s programs as well as specific requirements for the following endorsements and degrees:
- Educational Computing and Technology Literacy Endorsement
- Secondary Computer Science Endorsement
- Secondary Computer Science Education Initial Degree Program
- Educational Computing and Technology Leadership Advanced Program
Lajeane Thomas, Chair, Louisana Tech University
Sheryl Abshire, Calcasieu Parish Public Schools
David Barr, ISTE Consultant
Jill Brown, Albuquerque Academy
Ann Cunningham, Wake Forest University
Kathy Hayden, California State University San Marcos
Anita McAnear, ISTE Acquistions Editor
Paul Reinhart, Conneaut Elementary School
Heidi Rogers, Northwest Council for Computer Education (NCCE)
Steve Rainwater, University of Texas at Tyler
ISTE NETS Refresh Stakeholders Advisory Council
The NETS Refresh Stakeholders Advisory Council is a working group of educational thought leaders from around the United States who provide critical recommendations and perspectives on the ISTE standards. The stakeholders work in various content areas, are experts in their fields, and are committed to improving teaching and learning through technology-integrated education. They advise the NETS Refresh Leadership Team on the development of the National Educational Technology Standards (NETS).
Jill Abbott, Schools Interoperability Framework Association
Stephen Andrews, Intel Education
Barbara Cambridge, National Council of Teachers of English
Karen Cator, Apple Inc.
Anuja Dharkar, Adobe Systems Inc.
Alan Farstrup, International Reading Association
Christine Greenhow, University of Minnesota
Liz Hoffman, American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages
Margaret Honey, Wireless Generation
Sharnell Jackson, Chicago Public Schools
Peggy Kelly, California State University San Marcos
Paige Kuni, Intel Education
Michal LeVasseur, National Council for Geographic Education
Tim Magner, U.S. Department of Education
Frank Owens, National Science Teachers Association
Andrea Prejean, National Education Association
Neal Strudler, University of Nevada Las Vegas
Gayle Thieman, National Council for Social Studies
Jan Van Dam, Pearson Education
Carla Wade, State Education Technology Directors Association
Mary Ann Wolf, State Education Technology Directors Association
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