This resume is made with CVwizard.com.B. F. A. Theatre1993Valdosta State UniversityEmphasis: TelecommunicationsWORK EXPERIENCEAssociate Professor, TenuredAugust 2014 - PresentJames Madison UniversityEducational Technology• Direct the Educational Technology Masters program and 3 related graduate Certificate Programs.•Contribute to curricular and course design and revision for the graduate and undergraduate programs.•Lead monthly program meetings and collaboratively set and meet program goals and objectives during the academic year.•Develop and sustain an adjunct pool and ensure professional opportunities and resources for adjuncts.•Propose a schedule of courses for the Educational Technology and Educational Media programs each semester.•Chair and serve on thesis, reading and research, and applied researchstudent committees.• Schedule, lead and supervise key assessmentactivities, and advise students online and in-person.•Teach online, in-person, and in blended formats using synchronous and asynchronous strategies and related technologies.•Pursue scholarship opportunities by obtaining grants, conductingresearch, publishing; and by collaborating on campus, as a member ofstate, national and international professional organizations andotherwise within the field of Educational Technology. For example, I amconducting research with colleagues at UVa and George Mason in relationto online learning.•Provide local, state, national and international service; for exampleFaculty Senate, AECT Standards committee; 2014 Division of DistanceLearning Board Member; consulting with Scuola Machiavelli teachers inFlorence.Assistant Professor, Tenure TrackAugust 2008 - August 2014James Madison UniversityEducational Technology• Teaching, Scholarship, Service (also see Associate Professor description)Coordinator, Instructional Multimedia Design and DevelopmentOctober 2000 - July 2008University of GeorgiaCoordinate long-term multimedia design projects in support of facultyteaching, research, and grant work• Influence the instructional designof innovative products.• Manage and evaluate full-time, temporary,graduate assistant and student assistant staff.
This resume is made with CVwizard.com.• Oversee development teams to ensure projectsare completed in time and within budget.• Contribute to development,particularly in offering on-screen talent and voice over narrations foreducational products, troubleshooting multimedia issues, and serving onvideo crew for large productions.• Consult directly with faculty, leadmeetings, implement client communications protocols and processes tostreamline efforts.• Develop estimates, timelines, and reports.• Serveand/or chair committees.• Support broader initiatives.Instructional Design and Technology SpecialistNovember 1999 - October 2000University of Georgia• Develop and implement stand-up technology training for faculty inmultiple disciplines.• Consult with clients on the design of onlinelearning and the use of multimedia applications.• Serve on numeroustechnology committees and collaborative initiatives involving coursemanagement systems (CMS) and streaming media.• Design and implement afaculty development computer lab.• Support faculty development programswith technology training and demonstrations.Project Coordinator IIMay 1999 - October 1999University System of Georgia Board of RegentsDesign courses for the University System-wide E-Core Online Curriculumpilot project in collaboration with teams of faculty subject matterexperts (SMEs).Education Program SpecialistOctober 1994 - April 1999University System of Georgia Board of Regents• Deliver stand-up and distance instructional technology workshops tofaculty at the 34 public colleges and universities in Georgia.• Contribute to the Faculty Development Initiative each year.• Assist inplanning and implementation of Instructional Technology SupportSpecialist positions in the University System.• Provide technical supportand videography for the Annual Computing Conference.• Deliverpresentations.• Review small grant applications.• Provide training andadministrative support for the Georgia Statewide Academic and MedicalSystem (GSAMS) videoconferencing technology.Graduate AssistantSeptember 1993 - August 1994Valdosta State UniversitySupport faculty research and teaching needs.Video Production Assistant and Technical Editor Co-OpMarch 1991 - June 1992
This resume is made with CVwizard.com.IBM U. S. Education Media Center1 year of full-time employment rotating between work andcollege.• Supportcorporate studio productions for the marketing and training of IBMsoftware applications• Collaborate with artists and publishers to edit,mark-up and submit IBM training manuals for publication.TEACHINGTeaching, Assistant and Associate Professor, Learning, Technology, and Leadership Education (LTLE), James Madison UniversityI carry a 4/4 teaching load each semester withone course release for leading four academic programs (M. Ed. and 3 related Certificates). I have extensive curriculum design experience(program and course) above and beyond my full load, requiring cross-campuscollaborations with administration and professional organizations. I have aligned our Masters program to new AECT standards, and to ISTEstandards. Our College successfully completed NCATE review in Spring 2012.I teach online in synchronous and asynchronousmodes, using learning management systems in all courses whether online orin-person. Summer courses are online. I have taught multiple sections of mostcourses shown below.Graduate (7 unique courses / 5 taught online)*• LTLE 570 Design and Dev. of Digital Media• AHRD 580 Learning in Adulthood• AHRD 590 Technology in HRD (became 570)• LTLE 611 User Interface Design• LTLE 650 eLearning Design•LTLE 655 Evaluation of eLearning•LTLE 695 Applied Research• AHRD 698/GRAD 597 Continuance*I helped initiate JMU participation in SREB, and the listing of our onlineprogram & certificates with Sloan-C.Undergraduate (5 unique courses / 3 taught online)• LTLE 370 Instructional Technology• LTLE 372 Visual Literacy• LTLE 385 Foundations of Instructional Design• LTLE 480 Learning in Adulthood• LTLE 485 Design and Development of MaterialsInternational Leaders in Education Program(ILEP) Technology Co-Instructor, IREX-funded grant projectPrograms Supported by My Teaching:• Educational Technology Masters program (online degree)• Educational Technology Certificate• Educational Technology Leadership Certificate• eLearning Certificate• Educational Media Minor• Adult Education and Human Resource Development Masters program• Human Resource Development Minor program• Adult Degree Program (online degree)
This resume is made with CVwizard.com.Invited Teaching Topics:• Augmented Reality, COE Educational Foundations courses• Digital Storytelling and Learning Objects, COE Middle and SecondaryEducation course for teachers• Quality online engagement; Flipping the Classroom; Faculty Mentoring foronline and blended course design and development, JMU Center for InstructionalTechnology and Center for Faculty InnovationAdvising:~ 30 current advisees• I administer program keyassessments, and chair and serve on thesis and applied research committeesTeaching, DoctoralStudent, Instructional Technology, University of Georgia (2003-2004)Graduate (3 unique courses / 1 online)• EDIT6170: Instructional Design (online), Graduate Student Co-Instructor: ID and UDtopics, grading, Horizon Live. Instructors of record: Dr. Lloyd Rieber and Dr.Mike Orey• EDIT9990: Universal Design, Graduate Student Co-Instructor: Developed and Taughtroughly 50%. Instructor of record: Dr. Lloyd Rieber• SPED7250: Written Language Disorders, Graduate Student Co-Instructor: UD topics andactivityInstructor of record: Dr. Noel Gregg; Graduate Student Co-Instructor: JenniferHartwigCONSULTING• Colleague kickstarter campaign review• Online course design, JMU Service-Learning• Scuola Machiavelli Middle School,Florence, Italy. Internet access, SmartBoard use, eLearning modules• Waynesboro Area Learning Tree(WALT), Waynesboro, VA. Adult learning and technology• Harrisonburg High School,Harrisonburg, VA. Student persistence• Spotswood Elementary School,Harrisonburg, VA. Technology integrationPRESENTATIONSInternationalRieber, L. &Estes, M. (2013, November). Toward a Design Theory of Accessibility. AnnualConvention of the International Association for Educational Communications& Technology (AECT), Anaheim, CA.Estes, M., Liu, C.,& Zha, S. (2013, November). Designing Inter-Institutional Learner-CenteredSTEM Spaces. AnnualConvention of the International Association for Educational Communications& Technology (AECT), Anaheim, CA.Estes,M. & Purcell, S. (2012, November). Teaching Technology to InternationalTeachers in the Age of Globalization. Annual Convention of the
This resume is made with CVwizard.com.International Association for Educational Communications & Technology(AECT), Louisville, KY. [Proposal accepted but unable to attend due toHurricane Sandy.]Kellison, K., Estes, M., & Wilcox, D. (2009, October). Integrative andInterdisciplinary Approach to Designing an Educational Technology Graduate Program.Annual Convention of the International Association for EducationalCommunications & Technology (AECT), Louisville, KY.Estes, M. (2008, November). As I Lay Dying InSecond Life: Lessons Learned. AnnualConvention of the International Association for Educational Communications& Technology (AECT) via Second Life, Orlando, FL.Estes, M. (2008, April). To Adopt, Reject,Discontinue or Reinvent New Pedagogies is the Question. Poster presented at theNineteenth International Conference on College Teaching and Learning (ICCTL),Jacksonville, FL.Estes, M. (2007, October). An Emerging Cultureof Service within the Research Institution. Poster presented at the AnnualConvention of the International Association for Educational Communications& Technology (AECT), Anaheim, CA.Estes, M. (2006, October). Refining anInstructional Technology Over Time: Pursuing an Inclusive Learner-CenteredDesign. Annual Convention of the International Association for EducationalCommunications & Technology (AECT), Dallas, TX.Estes, M., & Balthazor, R. (2005, October).Growth of an Open Source Application Intended to Raise Student Cognition.Annual Convention of the International Association for EducationalCommunications & Technology (AECT), Orlando, FL.Moore, S., Estes, M., & MacDonald, L. (2005,October). Universal Design: Experience It, Model It, and Take It Home With You.Annual Convention of the International Association for EducationalCommunications & Technology (AECT), Orlando, FL.Estes, M. & Rieber, L. (2004, October).Implications of Universal Design for Instructional Design and Technology.Annual Convention of the International Association for EducationalCommunications & Technology (AECT), Chicago, IL.Rieber, L., Estes, M., & Clinton, G. (2003,October). Teaching Instructional Design Successfully Online: Realizing theOpportunities Get Taken Hypothesis. Annual Convention of the InternationalAssociation for Educational Communications & Technology (AECT), Anaheim,CA.Estes, M., Song, L., & Harriman, J. (2003,October). Project and Staff Management in a Transitioning Media ServicesProduction Unit: Partnerships and Models for Success. Annual Convention of theInternational Association for Educational Communications & Technology(AECT), Anaheim, CA.Estes, M. (2003, April). Theoretical andPractical Facets of Universal Design. International Conference on Teaching andLearning, Jacksonville, FL.NationalBeverly, C., Purcell,S., Kellison, K., Estes, M. (2012, March). TheIntersection of Adult Learning Theory and Practice with International AdultLearners. 24th Annual Lilly Conference on College Teaching – West,Pomona, CA.Estes, M., Thall, J., Griffin, O., Strawbridge, D.,
This resume is made with CVwizard.com.Collins, G. and Francis, A.,(2011, June). Building In-Person and Online PartnershipsThrough Peer Mentoring: The Class of 2013 Program. 24th Annual National Conference On Race & Ethnicity In AmericanHigher Education (NCORE), San Francisco, CA.Estes, M. (2009, April). The Adoption andDiscontinuance of Service-Learning Pedagogy: A Multiple-Case Study of theInnovation-Decision Process at a Research-Intensive University. Annual Meetingof the American Educational Research Association (AERA), San Diego, CA.Rieber, L., & Estes, M. (2004, April).Teaching Instructional Design Online: Opportunities and Obstacles toCollaborative Learning. Annual Meeting of the American Educational ResearchAssociation (AERA), San Diego, CA.Stateor RegionalEstes, M. and Ingram, R. (2013, March). Augmented Reality: Hands On.Brainstorm 2013 Conference: Building the Digital Future, Harrisonburg, VA. [Weare hosting this conference for K12 teachers in the Shenandoah Valley.]Ingram, R. and Estes, M. (2013, March). Flipping the Classroom.Brainstorm 2013 Conference: Building the Digital Future, Harrisonburg, VA. [Weare hosting this conference for K12 teachers in the Shenandoah Valley.]Estes, M. & Ingram, R. (2012, December). Flipping the Classroom: Is this really a good idea? Virginia Society for Technology in Education (VSTE) conference, VirginiaBeach, VA.Ingram, R.& Estes, M. (2012, December). Flipping theClassroom: It takes a team. Virginia Society forTechnology in Education (VSTE) conference, Virginia Beach, VA.Ingram, R., & Estes, M. (2011, December). eFollett Cafescribe: GoingBeyond eBooks. Virginia Society for Technology in Education (VSTE) conference,Roanoke, VA.Estes, M., Lambert, S. and Schick, L. (2010, December). Fast ForwardingEnglish Language Learners Frame By Frame. Virginia Society for Technology inEducation (VSTE) conference, Hampton, VA.LocalEstes, M.& Ingram, R. (2013, April). Flipped Classroom Workshop. Center forInstructional Technology and Center for Faculty Innovation, JMU, Harrisonburg,VA.Estes, M.,Liu, C. & Zha, S. (2013, March). STEM Faculty Technology Fun Day, JMU,Harrisonburg, VA. [We are hosting this event for STEM faculty at JMU to testcollaborative remote technologies.]Estes, M.(2013, February). Online BestPractices: Teaching and Learning, Course Design, Student Engagement. Center for Instructional Technology Faculty Online Institute, JMU,Harrisonburg, VA.Purcell,S., Clemens, R., & Estes, M. (2012, November). Capturing and Editing Videoon the iPad2. Your Day at School (YDAS) teacher professional developmenttraining, Rockingham County, VA.Estes, M.& Ingram, R. (2012, October). Flipping theHigher Education Classroom in Response to Practical and Pedagogical Needs. JMU
This resume is made with CVwizard.com.Center for Instructional Technology Teaching and Learning with TechnologyConference, Harrisonburg, VA.Estes,M., Thall, J., Griffin, O., Strawbridge, D., et. al. (2012, March). Class of2013: A Peer Mentoring Program for Academic Persistence. JMU Annual DiversityConference, Harrisonburg, VA.Estes, M. (2011, October).Online Learning: Effective Strategies to Engage Online Students. InvitedSpeaker, JMU Center for Instructional Technology Fall Faculty Forum,Harrisonburg, VA.Ingram, I., Estes, M.(2011, October). eFollett CafeScribe: Going Beyond eBooks. JMU Center forInstructional Technology Teaching and Learning with Technology Conference,Harrisonburg, VA.Kellison, K., Estes,M., Ingram, R. (2011, October). Not-So-Distant Education: Sparking Connectionswith Online Students at the Department Level. JMU Center for InstructionalTechnology Teaching and Learning Conference, Harrisonburg, VA.Estes, M. (2011,April). Best Practices in Synchronous and Asynchronous Online Learning. Invitedpresenter, Center or Instructional Technology May Semester Online Course DevelopmentInstitute, Harrisonburg, VA.Estes, M. (2011,February). Online Communications and Collaborations. Invited presenter, Centerfor Instructional Technology May Semester Online Course Development Institute,Harrisonburg, VA.Schick, L., Estes, M.,Lambert, S. (2011, March). Intercultural Collaborations at James Madison;Authentic Learning Experiences for Diverse Learners. JMU 5th AnnualDiversity Conference, Harrisonburg, VAShaeffer, P. andEstes, M. (2011, March). JMU International Leaders in Education Program. JMU 5thAnnual Diversity Conference, Harrisonburg, VA.Estes, M. (2010,February). Communication & Collaboration in Online Courses. Invitedpresenter, Center for Instructional Technology Customized Online LearningInstitute for JMU Justice-Studies, Harrisonburg, VA.Estes, M. (2003, November). Disability Servicespanel discussion: UGA Support Services Provide Technology Access for SpecialNeeds Students. Invited panelist, Athens, GA.PUBLICATIONSMcClinton,J. and Estes, M. (2013). Vision and Strategy for Developing a Successful OnlineDegree Program on a Shoestring Budget. In A. Ritzhaupt and S. Kumar (Ed. S),Cases on Educational Technology Implementation for Facilitating Learning. IGI Global.Estes, M. and Snow, R. (2010). Adult Learningand Virtual Worlds Simulations. In P. Zemliansky and Wilcox, D. (Ed. s), Designand Implementation of Educational Games: Theoretical and PracticalPerspectives. IGI Global.Estes, M., Kellison, K., Wilcox, D. (2009). Integrative and Interdisciplinary Approachto Designing an Educational Technology Graduate Program. Associationfor Educational Communications & Technology (AECT) Proceedings.Estes, M.D. (2006). Book Review. Journal of
This resume is made with CVwizard.com.Language and Literacy Education [On-line], 2 (1), 1-3.Estes, M. (2004). Universal Design: Implicationsfor Instruction. In M. Orey, M. A. Fitzgerald, and M. Branch (Ed. s),Educational Media and Technology Yearbook 2004 (29)(pp. 86-92). Westport, CT:Libraries Unlimited, A Member of the Greenwood Publishing Group, Inc.Harriman,J., and Estes, M. (2003). Philosophy: Agile Technology Support. In DevelopingFaculty to Use Technology: Programs and Strategies to Enhance Teaching (pp.20-26). Bolton, MA: Anker Publishing Co.GRANTSEstes, M. & Moore, S. (2013). 4VA CollaborativeResearch/Evaluation Grant. Reaching the Greatest Number of Learners: ImprovingAccess to STEM Undergraduate Education Through Online Engineering Labs forStudents Across Virginia. $5,000 Phase I requested and funded.• Note: Collaborative project involving JMU, UVA andnow GMU.Estes, M. (2011). JMUCenter for Instructional Technology Seed Grant. Engaging students in tangibleactivities that support spatial reasoning, collaboration, expression andemotion, creativity and design, and an understanding of patterns andperception. Two Sifteo Packs funded.• Outcomes: Scholarly work withthird grade studentsNeumann,J., Klevickis, C., Estes, M., Kellison, K., DIGICO, Immerge, & BarnesTechnologies International (2010-2011). U. S. DOE Ready to Teach Grant. Project Why? $2.5M requested andunfunded.• Outcomes:New contacts with local grant evaluators and media organizationsEstes,M., Thall, J. & Griffin, O. (2010-2011). JMU Office of Diversity funds.Building and Sustaining an Online Social Network of At-Risk Students forEducational Persistence. $1,500 requested and funded.• Outcomes: Continuation of Class of 2013 program;long-term partnership with local school; a national presentation; andlongitudinal data collectionEstes, M. (2010).JMU Outreach & Engagement Institute. Instructional Technology online courseconversion to support the new Human Resource Development (HRD) onlinecertificate program. $2,000 and expert support awarded.• Outcomes: Furtherdevelopment as an asynchronous, 4-week online course; shared with a colleagueHarmon,H., & Thomas, T., et al. (2010). U. S. DOE grant. i3 Stem InnovationAcademy for Rural Teachers. ~ $4Mrequested and unfunded.Wilcox, D.,Purcell, S., Estes, M., and Kellison, K. (2010). JMU College of EducationFaculty Scholarship Grant, ExploringTechnology Intelligence in Middle School Through Movie Creation and MobileLearning. $4,846 requested and funded.Estes,M., Thall, J., Griffin, O., Strawbridge, D. (2009). JMU Office of Diversity
This resume is made with CVwizard.com.funds. Building and Sustaining an Online Social Network of At-Risk Students forEducational Persistence. $1,500 requested and funded.• Outcomes: Continuation of Class of 2013 program;long-term partnership with local school; a national presentation; andlongitudinal data collectionKellison, K., Wilcox, D., Estes, M.,Zemliansky, P. Swayne, D. (2009). MacAurther Foundation grant. Earth Right.$185,000 requested and unfunded.Estes, M. (2009). JMU Center forInstructional Technology Seed Grant. Engaging online learners through video.Flash camera funded.• Outcomes: Development and testingEstes, M. (2009). JMU Center forInstructional Technology Summer Institute for Online Course Development.E-Learning for Instructional Design online course development. $2,000, experttraining, and Adobe Presenter software funded.• Outcomes: Taught this course several times andshared materials with colleagueEstes, M., Thall, J., Griffin, O. (2008).JMU Innovative Diversity Efforts Award (IDEA). Building and Sustaining anOnline Social Network of At-Risk Students for Educational Persistence. $4,000 requested and funded.• Outcomes: Development of Class of 2013 program;long-term partnership with local school; a national presentation; andlongitudinal data collectionEstes, M., Thall, J., Griffin, O. (2008).MacArthur Foundation Digital Media and Learning Competition. U. S. and RwandaCollaborative: Empowering Disadvantaged Students Through ParticipatoryLearning. $241,762 requested and unfunded.• Outcomes:Subsequent proposal for IDEA funds for a portion of the projectEstes, M. (2008). JMU College ofEducation Faculty Teaching Grant. Updating Software and Increasing Media Accessto Prepare Students for the Modern Workplace. $2,895 requested and unfunded.• Outcomes:Contributed to discussions leading to College update of Adobe software for Maccomputer lab, and installation of a new PC lab in the buildingRESEARCH• Estes, M. & Moore, S. (2013). Reaching the Greatest Number ofLearners: Improving Access to STEM Undergraduate Education Through OnlineEngineering Labs for Students Across VirginiaDescription: IRB research to explore the accessibilityand universal design of remote/online STEM labs. We will conduct a thoroughfront-end needs and task analysis of undergraduate labs in mechanicalengineering, collect and summarize the extant data from pilot efforts that havealready been conducted independently at each institution, articulate commonlearning objectives and outcomes in a manner that is independent from any givendelivery mode, articulate indicators and characteristics of instructionalquality of online labs, and develop a plan and instructional strategy for thedevelopment and evaluation of the online labs.• Estes, M., Liu, C., Zha,S. (2012-2013). Designing and Refining Collaborative and Learner-Centered STEMSpacesDescription: IRB applied research
This resume is made with CVwizard.com.to increase understanding of the theoretical and pedagogical nature of teachingand learning in the postsecondary STEM classroom and laboratory; the design oflearning spaces that support innovative practices for STEM collaborations; andinformed recommendations for equipment purchase and room redesign as part ofthe 4VA grant initiative involving collaborative learning spaces atparticipating institutions.• Estes, M., Thall, J.,& Griffin, O. (2008-2013). Effectiveness of the Class of 2013Peer-mentoring ProgramDescription: IRB mixed methodsstudy of the 4-year journey of underrepresented high school students in theClass of 2013 program: their coursework, achievement, standardized test scores,attrition rates and college pursuit.• Estes, M. (1999-2008).Faculty research collaborations and supportDescription: I assisted in researchproposal development (multimedia needs, timelines, milestones, cost estimates,collaborative development processes, evaluation/assessment, etc.) andCoordinated multimedia development (WWW, DVD, CD, tape, print) for portions offaculty IRB-approved research projects campus-wide, at the Center for Teachingand Learning, University of Georgia. Most recent projects were initiated by theCenter for Family Research, Institute for Behavioral Research, African Studies,Kinesiology and Psychology.• Estes, M. (2007). Theinnovation-decision process of faculty who implement new pedagogy at a researchinstitution: An interdisciplinaryperspective, University of Georgia.Description: IRB-approved,qualitative study of early-career faculty as they implemented service-learningat a research institution while participating in a new faculty developmentprogram. Collected and analyzed documents, focused life history interviews,online reflections, online student surveys and interviews where participantsreflected on the meaning of their decision-making. Presented at the 2007 AnnualConvention of the International Association for Educational Communications& Technology (AECT), Anaheim, CA. Final results presented at the 2009 AnnualMeeting of the American Educational Research Association (AERA), San Diego, CA.• Estes, M. (2004).Universal Design Pilot Study at The University of GeorgiaDescription: IRB-approved, mixedmethods study of First Year English Composition student use of a requiredinstructional technology. Collected and analyzed survey and focus group dataand applied results to the existing design. 2004. Seehttp://www.emma.uga.edu/ for a description of . Resultsco-presented with Dr. Ron Balthazor at the 2005 Annual Convention of theInternational Association for Educational Communications & Technology(AECT), Dallas, TX.• Rieber, L. & Estes,M. (2003). Student Perspectives: Forming Online Teams, University of GeorgiaDescription: IRB-approved, actionresearch conducted while co-teaching EDIT6170 Instructional Design online.Developed classroom intervention for social networking, observed teamself-selection, developed and administered online student questionnaire,analyzed results to inform a best practices guide for future online coursesinvolving team formation.• Estes, M. (2003). Expert
This resume is made with CVwizard.com.Teaching Assistant Instructional Systems and Why They Work, University ofGeorgia. Description: IRB-approved,qualitative research conducted as a student in ERSH8410 Qualitative DataCollection in Education. Conducted interviews and observations of three expertteaching assistants in diverse disciplines. Results submitted to the 2004Annual Meeting of the American Educational Research Association (AERA), SanDiego, CA.SERVICEService- DepartmentJamesMadison University, Learning, Technology, and Leadership Education department• 2013. Chair, Educational TechnologyMasters program Applied Research for Eric Jacobs, “High School English Literature Student Motivation and Higher Order Thinking Skills in the CollaborativeGoogle Docs Environment• 2013. Chair, Educational TechnologyMasters program Applied Research for Renee Peterson, “Impact of the FlippedClassroom Technique on the Teaching and Learning of a Grammar Unit in an HonorsEnglish I Course• 2012. Chair, Educational TechnologyMasters program Applied Research for Jason Poole, “Teacher’s self-perceptionsof technological and pedagogical content knowledge in relation to teacherpractice in a student-centered technology lab”• 2012– Present. Interim Director, Online Educational Technology Masters program• 2012– Present. Member, Graduate Coordinators committee• 2012– Present. Member, Undergraduate Coordinators committee• 2012– Present. Member, LTLE Coordinators committee• 2011– Present. Member, Doctoral Committee for Vicki Fawcett-Adams, ShenandoahUniversity• 2010– Present. Coordinator, Educational Media Minor program and revisions team• 2010– Present. Member, Personnel Advisory Committee (PAC)• 2010– 2012. Lead, Undergraduate Bachelor of Science Degree Proposal Committee• 2009– Present. Student Advisor (currently have about 30 advisees)• 2009– Present. Member of faculty key assessment committees for graduate studentqualifying reviews, comps, thesis, reading and research, applied research,initial and final portfolios; comps proctor• 2009– 2010. Chair, Adult Education and Human Resource Development Thesis for GeorgeBanks, “Thecorrelates of computer use and academic achievement among college students fromlow income backgrounds”• 2009
This resume is made with CVwizard.com.– 2010. Chair, Adult Education and Human Resource Development Reading andResearch-Applied, for Antoinne Bolton, “Usability Testing of the Moodle CourseManagement System at James Madison University”• 2009.Transfer of LTLE department website content to Web Manager 2• 2008- Present. Faculty Supervisor, Graduate Teaching Assistants in undergraduatecourses• 2008– Present. Member/Reviewer/Proctor for Graduate Adult Education and HumanResource Development and Educational Technology Thesis, Reading and Research,Applied Research, Comprehensive Exam, Qualifying Exam Committee• 2008.Developer, Ning social networks for IDEA grant team communications and forEducational Technology Program Revision Team communications• 2008– Present. Member, Educational Technology Program Revision TeamUniversity of Georgia, Educational Psychologyand Instructional Technology department• 2004– 2006. IT Doctoral Student Representative to the Educational Psychology andInstructional Technology (EPIT) Faculty Carnegie Initiative on the Doctoratecommittee• 2003– 2004. IT Doctoral Student Representative to the Faculty InstructionalTechnology Doctoral Program Management TeamService- CollegeJamesMadison University, College of Education• 2012-2013. JMU Collegeof Education Distinguished Service Award Recipient• 2012. Invited NCATEReview poster session presenter, focus group participant and dinner attendee;student poster design for NCATE regarding the COE Conceptual Framework• 2010 – 2011. JMU Collegeof Education LTLE Library Liaison• 2009-Present. Graduate programorientation materials showing career trends and alumni employment• 2009. College ofEducation Administrative Council workgroup for curriculum review andrecommendations• 2008-Present. Local,regional and international, course-specific service-learning partnerships andprojects• 2008 – 2010. Community Relations and Professional Growthand Development Committee• 2008 –2010. Field Experiences Subcommittee,Community Relations and Professional Growth and Development Committee; designedCOE field experiences website and online faculty surveyService- UniversityJames Madison University• 2013. Panelist, Dingledine Scholarship
This resume is made with CVwizard.com.• 2013. Reviewer, Goodman-Cahill ProvostExcellence Award• 2012-2013. COACHE Survey InterpretationTaskforce• 2012-2013. Faculty Senate, Nominationsand Elections Committee• 2012-2013. Develop and update eLearningmodules about Florence, for JMU Study Abroad students• 2011-2012. Faculty liaison to the JamesMadison University Honors Program• 2011-Present. Catholic Campus MinistryStudent Scholarship Selection Committee• 2010-Present. Catholic Campus MinistryStrategic Planning Committee and annual survey development• 2010-2012. Center for InstructionalTechnology Faculty Mentor (Philosophy, Social Justice, Career Planning andPlacement)• 2008. Participant, Kinesiology CourseCase StudyUniversity of Georgia, Center for Teaching andLearning• 2006– 2008. Learning Technologies Campus-Wide Conference Planning Committee• 2006– 2007. Interdisciplinary Lecture Event Planning, Universal Design for Learning,Dr. David Rose• 2006– 2007. University of Georgia Learning Technologies Showcase Planning Committee• 2004– 2005. Development Team• 2002– 2006. University of Georgia Streaming Committee• 2004– 2005. Access UGA Committee (campus-wide accessibility issues)• Chairand Participant, numerous job search committeesService– Local Community• 2010– 2011. Spotswood Elementary School Title I Parent Representative,Harrisonburg, VA.• 2010– 2011. Thomas Harrison Middle School PTA Treasurer, Harrisonburg, VA.• 2011.Shenandoah Valley United Soccer Recycling Committee, Harrisonburg, VA.• 2009– Present. Class projects for non-profits in need of instruction and mediadesign, Harrisonburg, VA, and Boston, MA. (MSH, HARTS)• 2009– Present. Class of 2013 Mentoring Program, Harrisonburg, VA.• 2009– Present. Thomas Harrison Middle School PTA, Harrisonburg, VA.• 2009– Present. Thomas Harrison Middle School Volunteer, Harrisonburg, VA.• 2008
This resume is made with CVwizard.com.– Present. Spotswood Elementary School PTA, Harrisonburg, VA.• 2008– Present. Spotswood Elementary School Volunteer, Harrisonburg, VA.• 2007– 2008. Athens United Soccer Association (AUSA) Concession Volunteer, Athens,GA.• 2007– 2008. Partners for a Prosperous Athens, Participant, Athens, GA.• 2006– 2008. Athens Area Homeless Shelter, Weekly Volunteer, Athens, GA.• 2003– 2008. St. Joseph Catholic School, Volunteer and Room Representative, Athens,GA.Service– StateJames Madison University• 2013. (Lead) Design of online graduate coursefor VDOE certificate students who need graduate credit• 2013. (Lead) Brainstorm 2013 Conferencehosting, with JMU COE, VSTE, JMU Outreach, JMU CITService– Professional Organizations and JournalsAECT – Association for Educational Communicationsand Technology• OngoingProposal Reviewer, Presenter, Facilitator, Moderator at Annual Conferences• 2014.Division of Distance Learning (DDL) Board Member• 2012-Present.AECT Standards Committee• 2011.AECT NSF Early Career Faculty Participant• 2009.Reviewer, Tech Trends special issue journal articles about TPCK• ~2007.Volunteer, Graduate Student Lounge Support• 2005.Member, Strategic Planning Task force• 2005.Member, National Nominating Committee• 2005.On-Camera Talent, Membership DVD• 2003.Participant, Summer Leadership Institute, Reno, NVAERA – American Educational Research Association• 2009.Presenter, Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA• 2004.Co-Presenter, Annual Meeting, San Diego, CAeLearning Guild• Ongoing.Departmental MembershipFrontiers in Educational Psychology• 2010-2012. EditorialBoard Member, Review Editor
This resume is made with CVwizard.com.GAIT – Georgia Association for InstructionalTechnology, AECT State Affiliate• LifetimeMember, Past President, etc.Higher Education Teaching and Learning (HETL)• 2012-Present.Member, Review Board• 2013.Approved Technology Review for HETL JournalInformation, Communication & Society• 2010-Present. Reviewer, Information, Communication & Society scholarly,peer-reviewed journal article. See http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/ricsJARHE – Journal in Applied Research in HigherEducation• 2012-Present.Member, Review Board.JRTE – Journal of Research on Technology inEducation• 2003.First Reviewer/GatekeeperLTC – Learning Technologies Consortium, Member• 2006.Consortium Meeting Attendee, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VAPDK – Phi Delta Kappa• 2013.Invited Panelist, “Online Learning Pros and Cons, Fears and Misconceptions”PLT – Pi Lambda Theta, Member• 2003– Present. Pi Lambda ThetaHonor and inspire outstanding educatorsto be effective leaders who address critical issues in educationSALT – Society for Advanced LearningTechnologies, MemberVSTE – Virginia Society for Technology inEducation•2010– Present. Member, PresenterTECHNICAL SKILLSAdvanced (very comfortable - use on a regularbasis)Software:• Adobe: AcrobatProfessional, Captivate, Dreamweaver, Photoshop, Presenter• Apple: iLifeSuite, iPad Apps, QT Pro, etc.•Assessment: Google Forms, Qualtrics, SurveyMonkey• Avaya• LMS: Blackboard, Canvas, Collaborate, Moodle• MS Office: Excel, PowerPoint, Word• Screen Capture: Camtasia, Captivate, Jing, QTPlayer• University: GALILEO, JMU Curriculum System, JMUTube, MyMadison, WebManager 2
This resume is made with CVwizard.com.• Videoconferencing: Google+ Hangouts, Skype, Zoom• Web 2.0: Googleproducts, social networking, video editing & file sharing, virtual worldsHardware:• Apple TV• Digital video cameras• External storage devices• iPad and Windows 8 Surface Tablet• Kubi Robotics Mount• Mac and PC• SmartBoard• Suitable Technologies Beam•Video and audio equipment for desktop,studio, fieldIntermediate (use for productivity - more tolearn)• AppleFinalCut Pro and iBooks Author• AdobeFlash, Illustrator and InDesign• CSS• Drupal• NoldusPortable Observation Lab for Usability Testing• Respondus• RoxioToast• TK20Beginner (use occasionally)• ActionScript3• NVivoand SPSSREFERENCESReferences available upon request.QUALIFICATIONSTenured Associate Professor