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Home PublicationsL&LIssuesVolume 26 (1998-1999) October (No. 2) Charter Schools   Dr. David Moursund (moursund@oregon.uoregon.edu) has been teaching and writing about information technology in education since 1963. In 1979, he founded the International Council for Computers in Education (ICCE). In 1989, ICCE merged with the International Association for Computing in Education to form ISTE. He has been the executive officer of ISTE since its founding. Back to Table of Contents. Strategic Questions What to Consider When Planning for Electronic Portfolios   Helen Barrett (afhcb@uaa.alaska.edu)has been involved in educational technology and staff development in Alaska for the last 15 years. She currently coordinates faculty development and the New Media Center at the University of Alaska Anchorage. You can contact her at 907.786.4423 or visit her home page at http://cwolf.uaa.alaska.edu/~afhcb/home.html. Back to Table of Contents. In the Key of "See and Hear" How Students Can Learn to Play the Recorder by Playing Musical Computers   Richard Dillon (rwdillon@seanet.com or rwdillon@u.washington.edu), editor of (i)L&L's One-Computer Classroom column, is finishing his third MEd degree in curriculum and instruction with an emphasis on educational communication and technology and recently helped establish a school in Liberia, Africa--the only school in the country that does not charge tuition. You can contact him at 826 NE 128 St., Seattle, WA 98125; 206.366.8434. Back to Table of Contents. Presentation Software and the Single Computer How KidPix Can Serve the Needs of an Entire Classroom   Cindy Brown (Cindy_Brown@scps. k12.fl.us) has been a technology facilitator at Altamonte Elementary School in Seminole County, Florida, for the past two years. Previously, she taught kindergarten for six years. She received her master's in educational technology from the University of Central Florida. . Back to Table of Contents. Quilting Our History An Integrated Schoolwide Project   Cassandra Van Buren ( Cassandra_Van_Buren@techhigh.napanet.net) is the multimedia design and criticism instructor at New Technology High School. She is writing her dissertation in communications at the University of Texas at Austin. Contact her at New Technology High School, 920 Yount St., Napa, CA 94559-1808; 707.259.8491. Visit the NTHS Web site at www.nths.napa.ca.us.   Deborah Aufdenspring (deborah@aufdenspring.com) is one of two co-teachers of American studies at New Technology High School. American studies integrates U.S. history, American literature, and technology. You can contact her at New Technology High School, 920 Yount St., Napa, CA 94559; 707.259.8493. Back to Table of Contents. The Data They Are A-Changing Usinf Real-Time Earth- and Space-Science Data   Dr. Tim Slater (tslater@physics.montana.edu) is a research assistant professor of physics at Montana State University. Contact him at Montana State University, Department of Physics, Bozeman, MT 59717 USA; 406.994.3560. Back to Table of Contents. Is It Linear?   Jennifer M. Davis (davisj@sunyulster.edu) is an instructor of mathematics at Ulster County Community College, Stone Ridge, NY 12484. Her professional interests include the use of technology and hands-on classroom activities to enhance teaching and learning in mathematics.   Elaine B. Hofstetter (hofstete@npvm.newpaltz.edu) is an associate professor and coordinator of secondary mathematics education at the State University of New York at New Paltz, New Paltz, NY 12561. Her professional interests include preservice and inservice professional development of mathematics teachers and the role of technology in secondary mathematics classes.   Margaret L. Niess (niessm@ucs.orst.edu), L&L's mathematics editor, is a professor at Oregon State University. In 1993, she received OSU's Burlington Resources Foundation Faculty Achievement Award for Excellence in Teaching and Research. Contact her at the Dept. of Science and Mathematics Education, OSU, Corvallis, OR 97331; 541.737.1817; fax 541.737.1818. Back to Table of Contents. Who's Doing What on the Internet? A Descriptive Study of K-12 Web Pages   Dr. Ann Barron (barrona@mail.firn.edu) is an associate professor in the instructional technology program at the University of South Florida, director of the Florida Center for Instructional Technology, and Executive Editor for the Journal of Interactive Instruction Development. She works with educators throughout Florida to integrate technology.   Karen S. Ivers (kivers@fullerton.edu) is an associate professor in the Department of Elementary, Bilingual, and Reading Education at California State University, Fullerton. She teaches both undergraduate and graduate courses in educational technology. Back to Table of Contents. Introducing Dynamic HTML   Glen Bull (GlenBull@virginia.edu) is an associate professor of instructional technology in the Curry School of Education at the University of Virginia. You can contact him at Curry School of Education, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA 22903.   Gina Bull (GinaBull@virginia.edu) is a computer systems engineer in the Information Technology and Communications organization at the University of Virginia. Contact Gina at Information Technology and Communications, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA 22903.   Dave Lewis (DLewis@virginia.edu) Dave Lewis (DLewis@virginia.edu) is a programmer analyst in the Curry School of Education. Contact him at Curry School of Education, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA 22903. Back to Table of Contents. Finding the Bucks for Technology   Donn Ritchie (dritchie@mail.sdsu.edu) is an associate professor at San Diego State University. He also coordinates the teacher training laboratory. Contact him at Department of Educational Technology, San Diego State University, 5500 Campanile Dr., San Diego, CA 92182-1182; fax 619.594.6376.   Karen Boyle (kjboyle@ix.netcom.com), is a graduate research student in San Diego State University's Department of Educational Technology. Contact her at 6466 Friars Rd. #106, San Diego, CA 92108. Back to Table of Contents. Visual Literacy Seeing a New Rationale for Teaching with Technology M. D. Roblyer (mroblyer@westga.edu), L&L's Research Windows editor, has been an educator, researcher, and author in educational technology for 25 years. She is currently a professor of educational technology at the University of West Georgia. Her work includes Integrating Technology Across the Curriculum (Prentice Hall/Merrill, 1998) and Assessing the Impact of Computer-Based Instruction (Haworth, 1988). Back to Table of Contents. Are We Missing the Boat? Part Three: Our Readers Respond   Fred D'Ignazio (dignazio@msen.com) has written 25 books on science and technology and conducted multimedia training workshops in school districts in North and South America, Europe, Asia, and Australia. He is currently principal of MUD Pie School ("Multimedia U Design") (www.mudpie.org/mudpie.htm). Contact him by phone at 517.332.8896 or fax at 517.332.9378.   Catie D'Ignazio (catiedig@ix.netcom.com) is a Web developer for Ivy Productions, Inc., and moonlights as a freelance Web designer, visual artist, and consultant in educational technology with her father, Fred D'Ignazio. In the past year, Catie and Fred have conducted workshops from Washington, D.C., to Avalon, Australia. Back to Table of Contents. New Software Releases   Judi Mathis Johnson (73517.2107@compuserve.com) has edited software reviews for 10 years and the Educational Software Preview Guide for six. She is Virginia's higher-education representative to the SEIRTEC advisory board, and she directs the ENC Access Center for Southside Virginia. Contact her at 2749 Birdsong Ln., Powhatan, VA 23139; 804.598.6138. Copyright © 1998, ISTE (International Society for Technology in Education). All rights reserved.

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