I have been serving K-12 education for 22 years, from five years in the classroom to the district and Educational Service Center levels. I have been a Director of Instructional Technology as well as a Director of Technology, so I know the conversations taking place in both worlds. I've developed and delivered live professional development, as well as created and administered professional development delivered via learning management systems of various types. I have presented at conferences on the local, regional, state and national levels on topics ranging from technology for homebound students to day-long workshops on constructing web applications.
I am seeking employment opportunities in the private sector that will fully utilize my skills and knowledge of the education world. I feel I would be most effective in the post-sales/customer training and support environment but I would love to assist your sales teams with demos and an expert educational perspective.
Please get in touch. There is a form at the bottom of the page and my social networks are there too.
Projects I'm proud of...
Homebound students are forced into a poor educational experience through no fault of their own. This program I directed provided short-term VGo telepresence robots to homebound students in east Texas and was a resounding success.
Morgan's Angels VGo program
2013-14
What happens when you put laptops into the hands of every 7th grader on a low income neighborhood in El Paso, Texas? Great things, that's what! And this took place back in the mid-2000's. This project earned me the Apple Distinguished Educator distinction, something I'm so proud of to this day.
Hillcrest Junior High 1:1 program
2003-05
Vinton Cerf. Dr. Sylvia Earle. Nobel laureates. Doctors. Leaders. What do all of these have in common? They are all featured on the ScholarCHIPs webinar series, put on by the Kilby Foundation. I coordinated these webcasts to be viewed by hundreds of students across the state of Texas.