L&L's Summer Issue 2003
Welcome to the first of our newly revamped summer issues!
We've added a number of features to facilitate a look back at the
previous 8 print issues as well as a special Resources-of-the-year
feature designed to make it easier than ever to sort and find some of
the wonderful online resources our authors have suggested within their
articles. Naturally, we still have our special summer features and
articles too! Where applicable, we've provided articles in both PDF and
HTML formats. The summer issue serves another special purpose—it
provides an opportunity for staff members to try something new, accept
new challenges, and have a little fun.
Meet the Summer staff
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| Jennifer Ames (Upper Left) has been an
intern
in the ISTE periodicals group for the past 18 months. The summer
issue is
where Jennifer takes the reins, assuming many of the
responsibilities of
a managing editor, from scheduling all the staff contributions,
choosing
art, to actually coding the HTML pages, Jennifer has put in long
hours and
done a wonderful job bringing this issue into being.
A journalism student at the University of Oregon, Jennifer is a senior
who plans to go into the advertising and public relations side of journalism
upon graduation.
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Beth Scandalios, (Upper Right) ISTE's
associate designer,
is the lead designer for L&L online. In addition to
designing
art and special graphics for the summer issue, Beth does a large
part of
the layout and creation of the PDF articles, all while working on
the upcoming
print versions of the magazine. |
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| Jen Roland, (Bottom Left) is a senior
editor
for L&L and a regular writer for both the paper and
online versions
of the magazine, including the Hot Topics for NECC feature in this
issue. |
Kate Conley, (right) is editor for
L&L,
ISTE's periodical group manager, and author of the Resources of
the Year
article. |
Copyright © 2003, ISTE (International Society for
Technology
in Education).
All rights reserved.
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