I reside in Rockville, Maryland, though my early roots are in Pennsylvania. Ask me where home is and I'll tell you about four places that are all within 200 miles of each other. Travelling, reading and communing broaden my perspective. The Internet and genuine handshakes extend my network.
Click here for a more comprehensive summary of my professional life. Or not. Here's the gist: At times, I’ve been a teacher, writer and editor, researcher, mapmaker, educational technologist, information designer, web producer, teacher trainer, coach, management consultant, project manager, salesman, bicycle tour guide, waiter, stadium sweeper, lawn mower & snow shoveler, newspaper deliverer. I am a hopeful cartoonist without artistic talent. Here are three things that I am now:
Teacher / eLearning Geek Students in my courses have used information technologies to research, document, write, design, photograph, process data, communicate, develop e-portfolios, and publish. In the process they learn how to better communicate, make decisions and take on leadership roles. I'm happy to learn right along with them.
Web Guy (Citizen, Content Producer, Publisher)
Volleyball-ist Did you know I was an NCAA Division 1 athlete, and competed in the 1983 U.S. Olympic Sports Festival and in international matches? I started a website and newsletter for the Penn State University Men's Volleyball Alumni, where we post occasional stories and artifacts to serve as therapy for my glory days syndrome. For people who need to know such things, I maintain a portfolio of my volleyball related information. |



