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HELEN C. BARRETTWeb site: http://electronicportfolios.orgVITAemail: eportfolios@gmail.comEMPLOYMENT HISTORY ............................................................................. 1 EDUCATION.................................................................................................... 1 SUMMARY OF SKILLS AND ABILITIES .................................................... 2 AFFILIATIONS................................................................................................. 2 ACHIEVEMENTS ............................................................................................ 3 PUBLICATIONS............................................................................................... 5 EXTERNAL EXAMINER ON DOCTORAL DISSERTATIONS ................ 8 CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS............................................................... 8 CONSULTING SERVICES/IN-SERVICE................................................... 17 TEACHING EXPERIENCE........................................................................... 22 EMPLOYMENT HISTORYFounding Faculty – (2011– Present) REAL* ePortfolio Academy for K-12 Teachers (*Reflection, Engagement,Assessment for Learning)International Consultant – (1982 – Present) Various clients in K-12 and higher educationAdjunct Faculty – New England College Professional Writing Program (2011)– Seattle Pacific University School of Education (2009 – Present)Researcher - Contract with TaskStream (2005-2007) to conduct independent research on e-portfolios in schoolsCourtesy Research Associate, Center for Advanced Technology in Education, College of Education,University of Oregon (2007 to 2010)Assistant Professor - University of Alaska Anchorage -- School of Education (1991–2005)Coordinator, Alternative (Distance) Education (1992-94); Coordinator, Educational Technology, (1994-2001); Principal Investigator, National Transition Demonstration Project [Project P/PRIDE] (1992-97);Title III Instructional Technology Specialist (1996-97); UAA New Media Center co-director (1996-98); onleave/loan to International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) under PT3 Catalyst Grant (2001-2005). Awarded tenure (2003). Retired (2005).Staff Development Coordinator - Fairbanks North Star Borough School District (1985–1991)Adjunct Instructor - Computer Literacy classes -- Tanana Valley Community College & University of AlaskaFairbanks (1982–1991)Community Computer Lab Facilitator & Microcomputer trainer -- Fairbanks North Star Borough SchoolDistrict (F.N.S.B.S.D.) - Community Schools program (1983–1985)Vice President, Administrative Services – Interior Village Association (I.V.A.) Fairbanks, Alaska (1976–1983)EDUCATIONDoctor of Philosophy Degree (1991) in Human Development, The Fielding Institute, Santa Barbara,California - Dissertation topic: Adult self-directed learning, personal computer competency and learning style:Models for more effective learningMaster of Arts Degree (1988) in Human Development with emphasis in Adult Education and a ProfessionalSpecialty in Electronic Learning, The Fielding Institute, Santa Barbara, CaliforniaOngoing Self-directed learning about multimedia, personal computers, training and adult developmentTraining of Trainers, Center for Digital Storytelling, March 2005University of Alaska and TVCC: 1976-81 Economics, Computer Programming, Business Administration andAccountingWhitman College, Walla Walla, Washington: 1963-64 - General academic studies

2SUMMARY OF SKILLS AND ABILITIES--Researching application of electronic portfolios in K-12 schools--Facilitating long-range technology planning related to implementation of electronic portfolios--Assessing needs for training and designing appropriate learning programs to meet continuing educationneeds of adult learners, especially in the area of technical skills training--Teaching adults to become productive with various computers, primarily in using applications software,telecommunications, and multimedia technologies (CD-ROM and laserdiscs) in the learning process.Selecting and using software to achieve desired results from Windows and Macintosh computers--Innovation and creativity necessary to establish new systems and procedures in programs andorganizations. Have an aptitude for systems design and problem solving--Program Planning, Grant Proposal Writing and Grant Administration. Organizational Management skills:Planning, Organizing, Directing, Controlling--Office Management and direct supervision of five employees. Full responsibility for fiscal control of nonprofitcorporation, with budget in excess of $500K per year, including cash management, accounting,budgeting and long-range planning (IVA)--Self-directed learner -- committed to the concept and practice of life-long learningAFFILIATIONSAssociation for the Advancement of Authentic and Experience-Based Education (AAEEBL) – professionalassociation for world ePortfolio community. Founding Director of ePortfolio Futures, Keynote 2010 initialconference.European Institute for e-Learning (EIFEL) – Leader of European ePortfolio Conference pre-conferenceprogram, 2006-2010. Keynote presentations 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2009, 2010. Keynote speaker atinternational conferences in Melbourne, Australia (2004); Auckland, New Zealand. (2005); ePortfolio AsiaTrilogy Tour: Hong Kong, Melbourne, Wellington, New Zealand (2007).International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE), National Educational Technology Standards forTeachers (NETS•T). Member of writing team to draft teacher standards, January, 2000Member of writing team to write curriculum materials to support teacher standards, July, 2000Member of ISTE NETS Leadership Team as Coordinator of Assessment, August, 2000Co-Director PT3 Catalyst Grant (Community & Assessment in PT3) 2001-2003Member of writing team to produce book on Assessing the ISTE NETS for Teachers, July, 2002Society for Information Technology and Teacher Education (SITE). Vice President in charge of the ElectronicPortfolio Special Interest Group, Spring 2002 - 2005E-PAC (Electronic Portfolio Action Committee) Founding member of ad-hoc organization (formed atEduCause NLII conference) of higher education institutions sharing resources on the development of toolsfor online electronic portfolios, Spring, 2002University of Alaska Anchorage (UAA)University Technology Council (UTC) representative, 1998-2001Faculty Senate At-Large Representative, 2000-2002; Academic Computing, Distance Learning &Instructional Technology Committee Chair, 2000-2001College of Health, Education & Social Welfare Course & Curriculum Committee, member 1999-2000Teaching, Learning & Technology Roundtable representative to national meeting, July 1995;Co-Chair campus-wide committee, Spring, 1996-1998Academic Computing Advisory Committee. Member, 1995-98Campus Diversity Task Force, Curriculum Committee, Teaching/Learning Models, 1993-94School of Education Instructional Resources and Technology Committee chair 1992-98;School of Education Curriculum Committee, member 1994Goals 2000 Technology Task Force (to put together statewide educational technology plan) – 1994-95

Anchorage School District Technology Planning Committee – Spring, 1994 to presentUniversity of Alaska Learning Cooperative (UALC) – UAA Faculty Senate Representative, 1994-1998 andchair, Faculty Senate sub-committee on UALC (1994-95)University of Alaska Education Colloquium, UAA representative on committee to develop statewideEducational Technology Masters and Credential Endorsement program, 1993-94Alaska Society for Technology in Education (ASTE) [formerly Alaska Association for Computers inEducation (AACED)] Conference Program Chair (1997) - President (1992-93); Acting Director, AlaskaComputer Consortium (1991-92); Conference Program Committee and Program Chair (1988-89); Treasurerand Interior Board Member (1983-86)Anchorage School District & Anchorage Chamber of Commerce WISE Project (1991-92) [America 2000educational restructuring planning project] - Strategy I (Curriculum Committee); Staff Development andTechnology subcommitteesBusiness and Education Partnership for the Access and Use of Educational Technology, formed by GovernorCowper, Planning Group Facilitator (1990)Phi Delta Kappa, Farthest North Chapter, Newsletter Co-Editor (1989)Greater Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce, Leadership Development Committee 1986-90 - FoundingCommittee Member, Leadership Institute-Fairbanks3ACHIEVEMENTS-- Awarded first Lifetime Achievement Award by EIFEL at the Fifth Annual EuroPortfolio Conference inMaastricht, The Netherlands, October 2007, to recognize contribution to ePortfolio research anddevelopment.-- Internationally recognized as an expert on electronic portfolio development for learners of all ages. Website(http://electronicportfolios.org ) is often recognized as one of the most authoritative and comprehensiveon the Internet. Asked to write the chapter on electronic portfolios in several edited works underdevelopment.-- Selected by the American Association for Higher Education (AAHE) to participate in a national meeting ofElectronic Portfolio leaders, Fall 2002.-- Selected as George Lucas Education Foundation Faculty Associate, 2004.-- Selected as Apple Distinguished Educator, 2001.-- Named Coordinator of Assessment, International Society for Technology in Education's NationalEducational Technology Standards for Teachers (NETS•T) Leadership Team, 2000-present--Wrote successful federal Preparing Tomorrow's Teachers to use Technology (PT3) grants ($142,101Capacity-Building Grant, 1999-2000; $1,499,144 three-year Implementation Grant, 2000-2003; $1,949,967three-year Catalyst Grant, 2001-2004) PT3 2001 Knowledge Development Catalyst Grant through ISTEbuys out 100% of my UAA faculty position for duration of grant.--Wrote successful federal/state Technology Literacy Challenge Grant proposals ($226,000 in 1997; $600,000 in1998, $530,000 in 1999, $1,000,011 in 2000) for Anchorage School District.--Wrote successful proposal to establish University of Alaska Anchorage as a New Media Center, one of 23new university sites selected in March, 1996.--Selected by University of Alaska Anchorage to be the UAA Instructional Technology Specialist to developa faculty development program to integrate instructional technology into the curriculum under the TitleIII Master Teacher Program, 1996-97.--Established a WWW server for the Transition project (http://transition.alaska.edu/) and designed School ofEducation home page (http://transition.alaska.edu/www/SOE/UAASOEHome.html).--Under a contract with Alaska Department of Education, coordinated electronically publishing DOECurriculum Standards & Frameworks (in Math/Science, Language Arts & Social Studies), inWWW/HTML and CD-ROM/Adobe Acrobat format, 1995-97. Produced CD-ROM, Spring, 1997.

--Selected by University of Alaska Anchorage Faculty Senate as their representative on the University ofAlaska Learning Cooperative (UALC), a cooperative effort of all three UA academic units to explore andexpand distance education and alternative models of learning, 1994-97.--Developed first UALC statewide distance-delivered course (ED 626--Technology in Teaching & Learning)integrating CD-Recordable technology, Spring Semester, 1995. Placed course on WWW, Spring, 1997.--Principal Investigator, Project P/PRIDE: Organized and coordinated local evaluation efforts for theNational Head Start - Public School Transition Study on behalf of the University of Alaska Anchoragefor the Anchorage School District, one of 32 sites around the nation; September, 1992–July, 1997.--Selected by Alaska Department of Education, Public Broadcast Commission, and Commissioner ofAdministration to participate as member of statewide task force on Satellite Interconnect Project, 1993.--Selected to participate on Alaska 2000--System Accountability-Technology task force, 1992.--Completed a study at the request of the Alaska Department of Education on the use of technology tosupport and manage innovative assessment (Technology-Supported Portfolios), and developed adissemination process to share the information with educators throughout the state. September 1991–June1992.--Coordinated and produced first “Images of Alaska” videodisc for Alaska Association for Computers inEducation, 1990-1991.--Requested by Governor Cowper to facilitate a meeting of educators and business leaders to design anEducational Technology Fund for K-12 schools in Alaska, October, 1990 (resulting in House bill legislationin 1991, 1993, and 1995).--Awarded "Computer Using Educator of the Year-1990" by the Alaska Association for Computers inEducation (AACED). Elected AACED [now ASTE] President for 1992-93.--Organized two three-week Summer Computer Institutes for teachers in the Fairbanks North Star BoroughSchool District and throughout Alaska, Summer, 1990, generating over 150 graduate-level credits earned.--Coordinated a staff development program for school district with 1400 employees. Achieved overall inserviceevaluation ratings of 4.4 on a scale of 1 to 5, which, along with enthusiastic comments, provideevidence of a major positive attitude change toward district-wide in-service. Received an overallperformance rating of "Outstanding" and the following comments on the evaluation: "I consider yourperformance this year as the finest I have seen by a first year administrator. You have gained acceptanceand made significant positive change to the staff development program of the district." (FNSBSD)--Developed Computer Literacy Competency Models, which could be used in designing staff developmenttraining programs. These models outline personal computer competencies required at various levels fordifferent professions and for the diverse functional uses of microcomputers. (FNSBSD)--Developed a self-paced computer literacy program for Fairbanks North Star Borough School DistrictCommunity Computer Lab. Assisted adult participants to identify their computer literacy learning needsand then designed an individualized program to meet those needs. Developed materials to aid adults inlearning more about personal computer technology.--Developed and administered a summer computer camp for youth and adults in the Fairbanks community insummers of 1983 and 1984 through the FNSBSD Community Schools program. Enrolled 90+ children in1983 and 150+ children in 1984.--Developed Management Training programs for village corporation board members and managers, boththrough workshop formats and one-on-one instruction. Installed computerized stockholder recordkeeping and computerized general ledger system for 20 village corporations and a small municipalgovernment. Using Visicalc, instituted a Decision Support System that helped bring a non-profitorganization from the brink of bankruptcy to solvency within a one-year period. (IVA)4

5PUBLICATIONS-- Barrett, H. (2011) “Is the Future of E-Portfolio Development in Your Pocket?” MacLearning, April 7, 2011.[Online] Available: http://maclearning.org/article/72/is-the-future-of-e-portfolios-in-your-pocket-- Barrett, H. (2011) “Balancing the Two Faces of ePortfolios” Innovations in Education, 2 nd Edition. Publishedby the British Columbia Ministry of Education, April 2011. [Online] Available:http://electronicportfolios.org/balance/balancingarticle2.pdf-- Barrett, H. (2010) “Teachers for the 21 st Century” Website developed for Council of Independent Colleges,based on webinars conducted on Electronic Portfolios and Digital Storytelling [Online] Available:http://www.cic.edu/teach21/-- Barrett, H. (2010). Balancing the Two Faces of ePortfolios. Educação, Formação & Tecnologias, 3(1), 6-14.[Online] Available: http://eft.educom.pt/index.php/eft/article/viewFile/161/102-- Barrett, Helen & Garrett, Nathan (2009) “ Online Personal Learning Environments: Structuring ElectronicPortfolios for Lifelong and Life Wide Learning” On the Horizon, Vol. 17, No. 2. Spring 2009.-- Barrett, H. (2008) The REFLECT Initiative Final Report. Paper presented at National Educational ComputingConference 2008. [Online] Available: http://electronicportfolios.org/reflect/NECC08.pdf-- Barrett, H. (2008) The REFLECT Initiative: Researching Electronic portFolios: Learning, Engagement andCollaboration through Technology. Paper presented at American Educational Research Association 2008.[Online] Available: http://electronicportfolios.org/reflect/AERA2008paper.pdf-- Barrett, Helen (2008) “Online Personal Learning Environments: Structuring Electronic Portfolios for Lifelongand Life Wide Learning” Published in the Proceedings of the 2008 Society for Information Technology andTeacher Education Conference [Online] Available:http://electronicportfolios.org/portfolios/SITE2008EP4LLLPaper.pdf-- Barrett, Helen (2007) Purposes for Digital Stories in Electronic Portfolios - a work in progress. [Availableonline http://electronicportfolios.org/digistory/purposes.html ]-- Barrett, Helen (2007) Authentic Assessment with Electronic Portfolios using Common Software and Web 2.0Tools - a work in progress - to be published in an updated version of Coming of Age: an introduction to thenew World Wide Web. [Available online http://electronicportfolios.org/web20.html ]--Barrett, Helen (2007) Researching Electronic Portfolios and Learner Engagement: The REFLECT Initiative.Electronic Portfolio issue of the Journal of Adolescent and Adult Literacy (JAAL-International ReadingAssociation) - March 2007 | Volume 50, No.8, pp. 436-449!.--Barrett, Helen (2006) Using Electronic Portfolios for Formative/Classroom-based Assessment. October 2006Connected Newsletter (Classroom Connect). Volume 13, No. 2, pp. 4-6--Barrett, Helen (2006) Researching and Evaluating Digital Storytelling as a Deep Learning Tool. Published inthe Proceedings of the 2006 Society for Information Technology and Teacher Education Conference. [Availableonline: http://electronicportfolios.org/portfolios/SITEStorytelling2006.pdf ]--Barrett, Helen & Carney, Joanne (2005) Conflicting Paradigms and Competing Purposes in ElectronicPortfolio Development. Submitted to Educational Assessment, an LEA Journal, for an issue focusing onAssessing Technology Competencies, July 2005.--Barrett, Helen (2005) White Paper: Researching Electronic Portfolios and Learner Engagement - Produced forTaskStream, Inc,. as part of the REFLECT Initiative. [Available onlinehttp://electronicportfolios.org/reflect/whitepaper.pdf ]--Barrett, Helen (2004, 2006, 2007) My "Online Portfolio Adventure" - (Versions of my online portfoliodeveloped using different systems or online publishing tools - a work in progress) [Available onlinehttp://electronicportfolios.org/myportfolio/ ]--Barrett, Helen (2004) Professional Development for Implementing Electronic Portfolios (a work in progress)[Available online http://electronicportfolios.org/teachers/profdev.html ]--Barrett, Helen (2004) Electronic Portfolios as Digital Stories of Deep Learning (a work in progress) [Availableonline http://electronicportfolios.org/digistory/epstory.html ]

--Barrett, Helen C. (2004) Foreword to book Digital Portfolios in Teacher Education written by facultymembers from Ball State University to be published by Jist Publishing--Barrett, Helen C. (2004) Differentiating Electronic Portfolios and Online Assessment Management SystemsSITE 2004 Conference Proceedings.-- Gibson, David & Barrett, Helen (2002) Directions in Electronic Portfolio Development. Posted to ITFORUMlistserv, December 2002 Also published as: Gibson, D. & Barrett, H. (2003). Directions in electronicportfolio development. Contemporary Issues in Technology and Teacher Education, [Online serial], 2(4).Available: http://www.citejournal.org/vol2/iss4/general/article3.cfm--International Society for Technology in Education (2004) Assessing the ISTE NETS for Teachers. Member ofwriting team and co-author of chapter on Observation Assessment--Barrett, Helen C. (2002) “Family Involvement in Electronic Portfolio Development in Elementary School.”Handouts published on the Proceedings website of the National Educational Computing Conference--Barrett, Helen C. (2002) Electronic Portfolio Handbook CD-ROM. For use in regional E-Portfolio HandbookDevelopment workshops provided to teams from Schools/Colleges/Departments of Education in variousparts of the U.S. through the PT3 program--Barrett, Helen C. (2002) Electronic Portfolio Workshop CD-ROM. For use in hands-on workshops--Barrett, Helen C. (2002) “Researching the Process and Outcomes of Electronic Portfolio Development in aTeacher Education Program” Proceedings of the 2002 Annual Conference of the Society for InformationTechnology & Teacher Education--Barrett, Helen C. (2001) Electronic Portfolio Handbook CD-ROM, University of Alaska Anchorage Post-Baccalaureate Teacher Education Program, including a series of stand-alone step-by-step instructions anddigital video screen recording demonstrations on:“Developing an Electronic Portfolio with Microsoft Word;” “Publishing Electronic Portfolios with AdobeAcrobat;” “Presenting an Electronic Portfolio with Microsoft PowerPoint”--Barrett, Helen C. (2002) “ICT Support for Electronic Portfolios and Alternative Assessment: The State of theArt.” IFIP World Conference on Computers in Education, Copenhagen, July 2001. Networking the Learner:computers in education Kluwer Publishers, pp.561-568--Barrett, Helen C. (2001) “Using Adobe Acrobat for Electronic Portfolio Development” Published in theProceedings of the 2001 Annual Conference of the Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education.Award for Best Technical Paper-- Barrett, Helen C. (2001) “Electronic Portfolios = Multimedia Development + Portfolio Development: TheElectronic Portfolio Development Process” Chapter in Electronic Portfolios, American Association forHigher Education, pp. 110-116-- Barrett, Helen C. (2002) "Electronic Portfolios." A chapter in Educational Technology; An Encyclopedia to bepublished by ABC-CLIO, 2002.-- Kankaanranta, Marja, Barrett, Helen & Hartnell-Young, Elizabeth (2001). Exploring the use of electronicportfolios in international contexts. Proceedings of 2001 Ed-Media Conference.--Barrett, Helen C. (2002) " Becoming a Digital Packrat" lesson for ISTE NETS•T Writing Team and “AssessingTechnology Preparation of Teachers” chapter on assessment in Preparing Teachers to Use Technology,International Society for Technology in Education, pp. 73-76, 283-302--Barrett, Helen C. (2000) "Create Your Own Electronic Portfolio (using off-the-shelf software)" Learning &Leading with Technology. (April, 2000, pp. 14-21)--Barrett, Helen C. (2000) “Electronic Teaching Portfolios: Multimedia Skills + Portfolio Development =Powerful Professional Development” Published in the Proceedings of the Annual Conference of the Society forInformation Technology & Teacher Education.--Barrett, Helen C. (2000) " Design & Develop a Standards-Based Electronic Portfolio" Handouts published inthe Proceedings of the National Educational Computing Conference.--Barrett, Helen C. (2000) "Electronic Portfolio Development Process" a videotape recorded at University ofCentral Florida, edited with Final Cut Pro and self-produced to accompany Internet-based workshops.--Barrett, Helen C. (1999) “Electronic Teaching Portfolios.” Proceedings of the Annual Conference of the Society forInformation Technology & Teacher Education.6

--Bandle, Sharon; Helen Barrett & John Hart. (1999) “Anchorage Consortium for Technology & TeacherTraining.” Proceedings of the Annual Conference of the Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education.--Barrett, Helen C. (1999) "Digital Portfolios in the High School” Media & Methods (Jan/Feb, 1999, p.8)--Barrett, Helen C. (1998) “Electronic Portfolios and Standards.” Proceedings of the Annual Tel-Ed Conference ofthe International Society for Technology in Education.--Barrett, Helen C. (1998, October) “Electronic Portfolios, School Reform and Standards.” Posted October 15,1998, online on the Public Broadcasting System World Wide Web Site:http://www.pbs.org/teachersource/techknow/lounge.html--Barrett, Helen C. (1998) Feature Article: “Strategic Questions: What to Consider When Planning forElectronic Portfolios” Learning & Leading with Technology, (October, 1998, pp. 6-13)-- Alaska Society for Technology in Education (1997) Teachers & Technology: Making the Connection CD-ROM[designed and produced CD-ROM (in Adobe Acrobat with QuickTime videos) and World Wide Webpages (in HTML)]--Barrett, Helen C. (1997) “Collaborative Planning for Electronic Portfolios: Asking Strategic Questions” Apaper published in the Proceedings of the National Educational Computing Conference.-- Alaska Department of Education (1997) Alaska Frameworks CD-ROM [designed and produced electronicversion on CD-ROM (in Adobe Acrobat with QuickTime videos) and World Wide Web pages (in HTML)]--Barrett, Helen C. (1995) "Technology-Supported Portfolio Assessment" in Student Portfolios (1996), RobinFogarty, ed., IRI/Skylight Training & Publishing, pp. 127- 137.--Barrett, Helen C. (1995) ED 626 - Technology in Teaching and Learning. Self-paced course study guides &CD-ROM.--Laré; Barrett, Helen C. (1995) Local Evaluation Report 1994-95 (Report #6). National Head Start-PublicSchool Transition Demonstration Project. University of Alaska Anchorage.--Barrett, Helen C. (1995) National Data Evaluation Report (Report #4 & # 5). National Head Start-PublicSchool Transition Demonstration Project. University of Alaska Anchorage.--Greene, Loesch-Griffen & Rasher with Barrett, Everts, Gottlieb, Laré & Speth (1995) "Evaluating SystemicChange in the National Head Start-Public School Transition Project: Perspectives from Five States"prepared for AERA presentation, April 20, 1995.--Barrett, Helen C.; Laré (1995) Local Evaluation Report 1993-94 (Report #3). National Head Start-PublicSchool Transition Demonstration Project. University of Alaska Anchorage.--Barrett, Helen C. (1994) National Data Evaluation Report (Report #2). National Head Start-Public SchoolTransition Demonstration Project. University of Alaska Anchorage.--Barrett, Helen C. (1994) "Laptop Word Processors in the Classroom" The Computing Teacher. Eugene,Oregon: International Society for Technology in Education (October 1994, pp. 69-21).--Barrett, Helen C. (1994) "Technology-Supported Portfolio Assessment" The Computing Teacher. Eugene,Oregon: International Society for Technology in Education (March 1994. pp. 9-12).--Barrett, Helen C. (1994) ClarisWorks for Educators. Video-facilitated independent study credit course.--Barrett, Helen C.; Feldman, Kerry; Porterfield, Jan; Laré (1993) Local Evaluation Report 1992-93 (Report #1).National Head Start-Public School Transition Demonstration Project. University of Alaska Anchorage.--Barrett, Helen C. (1992) "Using Technology to Support Alternative Assessment” Alaska Department ofEducation.--Barrett, Helen C. (1991) Adult Self-Directed Learning, Personal Computer Competency & Learning Style: Modelsfor More Effective Learning. Dissertation Abstracts.--Barrett, Helen C. (1990) "Adult Self-Directed Learning, Personal Computer Competency and LearningStyle." A paper published in the Proceedings of the National Educational Computing Conference.--Barrett, Helen C. (1989) The Alaska Writing Program Guide for Administrators. Nenana, Alaska: YukonKoyukuk School District.--Barrett, Helen C. (1989) The Alaska Writing Program Training of Trainers Manual. Nenana, Alaska: YukonKoyukuk School District.7

8--Barrett, Helen C. (1985) Microcomputer literacy competency model. Proceedings of Fourth Annual Conference(pp.1-12). Anchorage, Alaska: Alaska Association for Computers in Education.EXTERNAL EXAMINER ON DOCTORALDISSERTATIONSDerham, Carol Swavely (2003) The Digital Portfolio Assessment of Teaching Competencies (D-PATCO): Initial Development and Validation. Unpublished Dissertation, EdD, Lehigh University.Fiedler, Rebecca (2006) “In Transition”: An Activity Theoretical Analysis Examining ElectronicPortfolio Tools’ Mediation of the Preservice Teacher’s Authoring Experience. UnpublishedDissertation, Ph.D. University of Central Florida.Nicolaidou, Iolie (2009) Relating Elementary Student’ Process Portfolios to Writing Self-Efficacyand Performance. Unpublished Dissertation, EdD, Concordia University.Schmidbauer, Andreas (2011) Showcase ePortfolios for Self-Motivated Skills and CompetenceDemonstrations in the Workplace: A Case Study. Unpublished Dissertation, Ph.D. LeedsMetropolitan University, U.K.CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONSAAEEBL EPORTFOLIO WORLD SUMMIT 2011, Boston, July 25-29, 2011.Workshop: Digital Stories of Deep Learning: Add Voice and Higher Order Thinking to ePortfolios with DigitalStorytelling (with Eileen Brennan)Workshop: Implement E-Portfolios K-20 with Web 2.0 and Mobile Tools (with Cynthia Lucena),Conversations with Helen Barrett and Evangeline Harris Stefanakis.EIFEL 2011 EPIC CONFERENCE, London, England, July 11-13, 2011.Workshop: Building your ePortfolio: Web 2.0 and Social Networking Tools (and Mobile Devices)Workshop: Building your ePortfolio: adding voice to ePortfolios (through digital storytelling)Keynote address: A Vision for Lifelong ePortfoliosINTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION (ISTE), Philadelphia, June 25-29, 2011.Workshop: Hands-on mPortfolio Development with iOS devices (iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad)Birds of a Feather: Electronic PortfoliosPresentation: Student-Centered E-Portfolios with Google AppsIDAHO CHARTER SCHOOL NETWORK, Boise, June 10, 2011. Workshop: Balancing the Two Faces of E-Portfolios; Workshop: GoogleApps ePortfolios.NORTHWEST COUNCIL FOR COMPUTER EDUCATION, Portland, March 3, 2011. Workshop: CreateePortfolios using GoogleApps; Presentation: GoogleApps ePortfolios.AAEEBL WESTERN EPORTFOLIO CONFERENCE, Salt Lake City, February 28, 2011. Keynote presentation:Is the Future of ePortfolios in your Pocket?AAC&U EPORTFOLIO FORUM, San Francisco, January 29, 2011. Presentation with Frank Kline SPU:Balancing Student-Centered E-Portfolios with Assessment using Open Source Tools.EDUCA 2010, Lisbon, Portugal, November 19, 2010. Keynote presentation: Balancing the Two Faces ofePortfolios.STEMTECH CONFERENCE, Orlando, November 1, 2010. Presentation: ePortfolios in STEM.

CONFERENCE ON ADVISING HIGHLY TALENTED UNDERGRADUATES, Notre Dame, IN. October 19,2010. Keynote address: E-Portfolios in Academic Advising: Engagement and Communication.EPORTFOLIOS CALIFORNIA, Los Angeles, CA. October 11, 2010. Opening presentation on Definitions.AAEEBL EPORTFOLIO CONFERENCE, Boston, July 19-22, 2010.Workshop & Presentation: Your Digital Self: Web 2.0 as Personal Learning EnvironmentKeynote address: Choice and Voice: Blurring the Boundaries between ePortfolio Development and SocialNetworking. Discussion/Presentation: The Future of mPortfolios (m=mobile) for Lifelong LearningEPORTFOLIO 2010 CONFERENCE, London, England, July 7, 2010.Workshop: Your Digital Self: Web 2.0 as Personal Learning EnvironmentKeynote address: Challenges for the ePortfolio Commumity: Change.INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION, Denver, CO. June 29, 2010.Presentation: Interactive ePortfolios.HAWAII INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON EDUCATION, Honolulu, January 9, 2010 (Workshop withSusan Banner Inouye). Designing Interactive ePortfolios for Engaging Faculty in Professional DevelopmentEPORTFOLIO CONFERENCE, Santiago de Compostela, Spain, November 23, 2009. Keynote: Balancing theTwo Faces of ePortfolios.COUNCIL OF INDEPENDENT COLLEGES CHIEF ACADEMIC OFFICERS CONFERENCE, Santa Fe,November 8, 2009. Presentation: Balancing the Two Faces of ePortfolios.NORTHWEST ELEARNING CONFERENCE, Nampa, ID, October 29, 2009. Workshop: Digital Storytelling.Keynote Address: Interactive ePortfolios: Using Web 2.0 tools to Provide Feedback on Student Learning.ASSESSMENT INSTITUTE, Indianapolis, IN, October 25-26, 2009. Workshop: Web 2.0 ePortfolios. TrackKeynote: Balancing the Two Faces of ePortfolios.NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL COMPUTING CONFERENCE, Washington, D.C., June 27-July 1, 2009.Workshop: Web 2.0 Tools for Classroom-Based Assessment and Interactive Student ePortfoliosPresentation: ePortfolios 2.0: Web 2.0 tools to Improve/Showcase Student Technology LiteracyEPORTFOLIO 2009 CONFERENCE, London, England, June 22-24, 2009.Keynote address: Lifelong ePortfolios: Creating your Digital Self.Workshop: Your Digital Self: Web 2.0 as Personal Learning EnvironmentSAKAI CONFERENCE, Providence, RI, April 1, 2009. Keynote address: Balancing the 2 Faces of e-PortfoliosOFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, Seattle, WA, January 7, 2009.Documenting 21st Century Skills and Telling your Students' Stories through E-Portfolios in Navigation 101ASSOCIATION OF COMPUTER-BASED SYSTEMS FOR CAREER INFORMATION (ACSCI) andAMERICA’S CAREER RESOURCE NETWORK ASSOCIATION (ACRNA) Annual Conference,Charlotte, NC, December 2, 2008. Keynote Address: Lifelong and Life-Wide Portfolios - Revolutions inTechnology and Pedagogy to Support Lifelong and Life-Wide LearningEPORTFOLIO 2008 CONFERENCE, Maastricht, The Netherlands, October 22-24, 2008. Workshop: Building aPersonal Learning Environment in the Web 2.0 cloud. Panel presentation on the Future of ePortfolios.INNOVATIVE LEARNING CONFERENCE 2008, San Jose, CA, October 14-16, 2008. Presentation: MultiplePurposes of Digital Stories and Podcasts in ePortfolios.FORUM ON EPORTFOLIOS at Boston University, September 26, 2008. Making Learning Visible: ePortfoliosacross the LifespanCAMPUS TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE, Boston, MA, July 29, 2008. Next Generation ePortfolios.NATIONAL COUNCIL OF TEACHERS OF ENGLISH 21ST CENTURY LITERACIES INSTITUTE,Indianapolis, IN, July 21, 2008. Digital Storytelling: Lifelong ePortfolios as Digital Stories of Deep Learning -Multimedia Memories & Multiple Purposes of Digital Stories in ePortfolios.NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL COMPUTING CONFERENCE, San Antonio. Research Paper presentation onJuly 1, 2008: The REFLECT Initiative: Studying ePortfolio Implementation in Secondary Schools.Workshop on June 29, 2008: Web 2.0 Tools for Classroom-Based Assessment and Interactive StudentePortfolios.9

EPORTFOLIO MONTREAL. Keynote address on May 7, 2008: Lifelong, Life Wide ePortfolios. Workshop onMay 5, 2008: ePortfolio 2.0: using Web 2.0 for Authentic Assessment.TECH-ED CONFERENCE, Ontario, California. Presentation on April 15, 2008: Multiple Purposes of DigitalStories and Podcasts in ePortfolios. Hands-On Lab on Wednesday, April 16, 2008: Web 2.0 Tools forClassroom-Based Assessment and Interactive Student ePortfoliosMAKING CONNECTIONS: EPORTFOLIOS, INTEGRATIVE LEARNING & ASSESSMENT NATIONALCONFERENCE, LaGuardia Community College, City University of New York. Presentation April 12, 2008:Voice and Reflection in ePortfolios: Multiple Purposes of Digital Stories and Podcasts in ePortfolios.Presentation April 11, 2008: Online Personal Learning Environments: Structuring Electronic Portfolios toSupport Lifelong and Life Wide Learning.AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATION, New York, March 24-28, 2008. The REFLECTInitiative: Researching Electronic portFolios: Learning, Engagement and Collaboration through Technology.COMPUTER-USING EDUCATORS (CUE), Palm Springs. March 8, 2008. Multiple Purposes of Digital Storiesand Podcasts in ePortfolios.SOCIETY FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND TEACHER EDUCATION, Las Vegas. PresentationMarch 4, 2008. Online Personal Learning Environments: Structuring Electronic Portfolios to SupportLifelong and Life Wide Learning. Round table discussion, March 5, 2008. Multiple Purposes of DigitalStories and Podcasts in ePortfolios.NORTHWEST COUNCIL FOR COMPUTER EDUCATION, Seattle. February 28, 2008. InteractiveePortfolios: Using Web 2.0 tools to Provide Feedback on Student Learning.HAWAII INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON EDUCATION, Honolulu, January 5-8, 2008. OnlinePersonal Learning Environments: Structuring Electronic Portfolios to Support Lifelong and Life WideLearning.NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR SOCIAL STUDIES, San Diego, CA. November 29-30, 2007. Clinic: CreatingDigital Stories and Podcasts: Multimedia Tools for Personal Narratives. Breakout Session: DigitalStorytelling and Podcasting: Linking Technology, Narrative, and Personal Histories.EPORTFOLIO 2007 CONFERENCE, Maastricht, The Netherlands, October 18-19, 2007. Master class andBreakout session: Personal Online Learning Environments: Reclaiming E-Portfolios for Lifelong and LifewideLearningNIACE EMOOT ONLINE CONFERENCE, England, October 3, 2007. Keynote presentation provided byonline video, followup discussion by Moodle: Electronic Portfolios in Adult Education (video online)NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL COMPUTING CONFERENCE, Atlanta, GA. June 26, 2007.Workshop: Using Wikis for Classroom-Based Assessment and Interactive Student ePortfolios!.Breakout session: Multiple Purposes of Digital Stories and Podcasts in ePortfolios (podcast on iTunes).STATES' CAREER CLUSTERS CONFERENCE, Phoenix, AZ. June 12, 2007. Presentation: The REFLECTInitiative: Researching and Developing a Continuum of E-Portfolios for Tomorrow's TeachersFIRST VIDEO FUNET CONFERENCE, Finland. May 11, 2007. Closing Keynote Address provided by DVDvideo: Digital Stories and ePortfolios: Documenting Lifelong and Life Wide Learning (video online)AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE. April 11, 2007, Chicago, IL.Symposium Leader: Researching Electronic Portfolios in Schools: The Role of Teacher ProfessionalDevelopment. Discussant: Portfolios in Teacher Education.EPORTFOLIO ASIA TRILOGY TOUR: Hong Kong, March 20, 2007; Melbourne, March 26, 2007; Wellington,New Zealand, March 30, 2007. Keynote Addresses: Voice and Interactivity in ePortfolios: Digital Stories andWeb 2.0.COMPUTER-ASSISTED LANGUAGE LEARNING CONFERENCE FOR LATIN AMERICA (in Durango,Mexico). Video Conference (using Skype), January 19, 2007: Electronic Portfolios in Language Learning.HAWAII INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON EDUCATION, Honolulu, Hawaii, January 8-9, 2007.Workshop: Voice and Interactivity in ePortfolios: Digital Stories and Web 2.0Workshop, The REFLECT Initiative: Researching and Developing a Continuum of E-Portfolios forTomorrow's Teachers.10

EPORTFOLIO 2006 CONFERENCE, Oxford, England, October 13, 2006. Keynote Address: Voice andInteractivity in ePortfolios: Digital Stories and Web 2.0.RESEARCHING & EVALUATING PDP AND E-PORTFOLIOS CONFERENCE sponsored by the Center forRecording Achievement, Oxford, England, October 10, 2006. Presentation on REFLECT Initiative ResearchProject.CAMP PODCAST, Vancouver, B.C. October 2, 2006. Presentation: Purpose of Digital Stories (and Podcasts) inePortfolios.IMPACT 2006 ANNUAL WEB-CT USER’S CONFERENCE, Chicago, July 14, 2006. Closing Keynotepresentation: ePortfolios: Digital Stories of Deep Learning.NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL COMPUTING CONFERENCE, San Diego, July 5, 2006. Breakout session withREFLECT participants: Supporting Electronic Portfolio Implementation and Research with ReflectiveProfessional Development.SOCIAL SKILLS AND SOCIAL SOFTWARE CONFERENCE sponsored by Salzburg Research, Salzberg,Austria. May 24, 2006. Keynote presentation: ePortfolios: Digital Stories of Lifelong and Life WideLearning.CALIFORNIA CUE CONFERENCE. Palm Springs. March 10, 2006. Breakout session: Researching ElectronicportFolios: Learning, Engagement, Collaboiration through Technology. March 11, 2006. Breakout session:Enhancing Student Voices in ePortfolios through Blogging, Podcasting, and Digital Storytelling.ILLINOIS COUNCIL ON CONTINUING HIGHER EDUCATION (ICCHE). Chicago, IL. February 9, 2006.Keynote Presentation: Electronic Portfolios: Digital Stories of Deep Learning.AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES FOR TEACHER EDUCATION (AACTE), San Diego, CA.January 30, 2006. Two presentations.EIFEL’S EPORTFOLIO AUCKLAND CONFERENCE, New Zealand. December 12, 2005. Opening Keynote:ePortfolios: Digital Stories of Lifelong and Lifewide Learning.ASCILITE CONFERENCE, Brisbane, Australia. December 5-7, 2005. Learning Circle on ePortfoliosNERCOMP EPORTFOLIO SIG, Vassar College, November 3, 2005. Keynote address: ePortfolios: DigitalStories of Deep Learning.EIFEL'S EUROPORTFOLIO CONFERENCE, Cambridge, England, October 27, 2005. Opening Keynote:ePortfolios: Digital Stories of Lifelong and Lifewide Learning.UNIVERSITY OF ST, THOMAS, Minneapolis, MN, September 24, 2005. Opening Keynote: DigitalStorytelling for Reflection and Deep Learning in ePortfolios.ULEARN05 CONFERENCE, Auckland, New Zealand. July 13, 2005. Closing Keynote: Digital Storytelling forReflection and Deep Learning in ePortfolios.NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL COMPUTING CONFERENCE, Philadelphia, PA, June 28, 2005. BreakoutSession: Enhancing Student Voices in ePortfolios through Blogging and Digital Storytelling. Preconferenceworkshop: Create online portfolios using common tools and open source software.DIGITAL STORIES CONFERENCE, Kean University, Union, N.J. June 23, 2005. Digital Storytelling inElectronic Portfolios for Reflection and Deep Learning. Featured Speaker and Breakout SessionINTERNATIONAL READING ASSOCIATION, San Antonio, May 1-3, 2005. Keynote address: IRATechnology Institute, San Antonio, May 1, 2005: Digital Storytelling for Reflection and Deep Learning.Breakout session (May 3, 2005): Digital Storytelling in Electronic Portfolios: Using Reflection on Experienceto Improve Learning for K-12 students and Teacher Professional Development.BCED ONLINE PRECONFERENCE ON EPORTFOLIOS, Vancouver, B.C. April 20, 2005. Keynote address,What is your e-Portfolio? a High-Stakes Test or a Story of Deep Learning?LIFIA PAN AMERICAN EPORTFOLIO WORKING FORUM, Vancouver, B.C. April 19, 2005. PanelPresentation: Researching ePortfolios in the high school.NORTHWEST COUNCIL FOR COMPUTERS IN EDUCATION, Seattle. March 16, 2005. Workshop: DigitalStorytelling in e-Portfolios for Reflection and Deep Learning. Breakout Session March 17, 2005: CompetingParadigms in Electronic Portfolios: Balancing “Portfolio-as-Test” with “Portfolio-as-Story.”11

EPORTFOLIO DIALOGUE DAY sponsored by Maricopa Community Colleges, February 25, 2005. OpeningKeynote and presentations.EPORTFOLIO AUSTRALIA, Melbourne, Australia. December 6, 2004. Keynote presentation: ePortfolios:Digital Stories of Deep Learning. Breakout session, December 7, 2004ePortfolios for Lifelong Learning:Cradle to Grave.UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA'S E-PORTFOLIO CONFERENCE Vancouver, B.C. November 19,2004. Opening Keynote: Supporting Reflection in Electronic Portfolios: Blogs, Wikis and DigitalStorytelling. (streaming video available),EPORTFOLIO CANADA, Montreal, Canada. November 13, 2004. Keynote address: ePortfolios: Past, Presentand Future.EPORTFOLIO 2004, LaRochelle, France. October 29, 2004. Keynote address: Digital Stories of Deep LearningNJEDGE CONFERENCE, New Jersey. October 13, 2004. Balancing "Portfolio as Test" with "Portfolio as Story"TEACHING AND LEARNING MENTORS INSTITUTE, Council of Independent Colleges, Columbus, OH.July 28-30, 2004. Workshops and Breakout Sessions.NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL COMPUTING CONFERENCE, New Orleans, LA. June 21, 2004. BreakoutSession: ISTE NETS for Teachers: Performance-Based Assessment Measures.SOUTH EAST ENGLAND VIRTUAL EDUCATION ACTION ZONE (SEEVEAZ) LEADERSHIPCONFERENCE, Old Harlow, England, April 29, 2004. Breakout Session: Electronic Portfolios: the voice ofthe student.CENTER FOR RECORDING ACHIEVEMENT, Stoke-on-Trent, England, April 28, 2004. Keynotepresentation: Digital Portfolios: the voice of the student.ELECTRONIC PORTFOLIOS AND DIGITAL STORYTELLING. DAY OF DIALOGUE ONEPORTFOLIOS, CSU Monteray Bay, Monterey, CA. April 23, 2004.EPORTFOLIO CANADA CONFERENCE, Vancouver, B.C, April 17-18, 2004. Keynote address: ePortfolios inK-12 and in Higher Education.AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATION (AERA), San Diego - April 14, 2004.Symposium: Setting an Agenda for Research on Electronic Portfolios: Past Practices and New Directions(chair and discussant)SOCIETY FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN TEACHER EDUCATION (SITE), Atlanta, March 2,2004. Electronic Portfolio Symposium leaderCONFERENCE ON THE EPORTFOLIO. Western Illinois University, Macomb, IL. November 21, 2003.Banquet Presentation and Morning KeynoteINTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE EPORTFOLIO, Poitiers, France, October 9, 2003. KeynoteAddress and Tools Workshop breakout sessionISTE'S 2ND ANNUAL ASSESSMENT & TECHNOLOGY FORUM, NATIONAL EDUCATIONALCOMPUTING CONFERENCE (NECC), Seattle, June 28, 2003. Opening AddressAMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR HIGHER EDUCATION (AAHE), Seattle, June 23, 2003. BreakoutSession: Electronic Portfolios: Decisions and Dilemmas. Preconference Workshop: ePortfolios in HigherEducation. Balancing "Portfolio as Test" with "Portfolio as Story"ASSOCIATION OF COMPUTER PROFESSIONALS IN EDUCATION (ACPE 2003), Mt. Hood, May 9, 2003.Breakout Session: Supporting Electronic Portfolios in High SchoolsAMERICAN EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATION, Chicago, April 22, 2003. e-Portfolios: Issues inAssessment, Accountability and Preservice Teacher PreparationSOCIETY FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN TEACHER EDUCATION (SITE), March 26, 2003.Electronic Portfolio Symposium leaderFLORIDA EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE (FETC), Orlando, February 5, 2003. BreakoutSession: Electronic Portfolios in Education: Definitions, Decisions and Dilemmas12

PREPARING TOMORROW’S TEACHERS TO USE TECHNOLOGY (PT3) Grantees meeting, WashingtonDC, July 2002 – Breakout Session: Developing a Support System for Electronic Portfolio DevelopmentSymposium on Electronic Portfolios in Teacher Education ProgramsAMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR HIGHER EDUCATION (AAHE) Assessment Conference, Boston, June2002 – Breakout Session (co-presented with John Ittelson, CSU Monterey Bay): Emerging Models ForOnline Electronic Portfolio DevelopmentNATIONAL EDUCATIONAL COMPUTING CONFERENCE (NECC) – San Antonio, June 14-19, 2002Pre-conference Sessions: Chair, ISTE Forum on Assessment & Technology [ISTE PT3 grant]Workshop: Design and Develop NETS-Based Electronic Portfolios Using Common Software ToolsConference Presentations: Family Involvement in Electronic Portfolio Development in Elementary School;Assessing the ISTE NETS for Teachers StandardsSOCIETY FOR TECHNOLOGY AND TEACHER EDUCATION (SITE) - Nashville, March 19-23, 2002Pre-conference Session: Design your own Electronic Portfolio Development Handbook: Strategies toSupport Electronic Portfolio DevelopmentShort Paper: Researching the Process and Outcomes of Electronic Portfolio Development in a TeacherEducation Program; Interactive Session: Assessing the ISTE NETS for Teachers StandardsNORTHWEST COUNCIL FOR COMPUTERS IN EDUCATION, Seattle, March 14-15, 2002.Conference Workshops: Design & Develop Standards-Based Electronic Portfolios using:(1) Microsoft Word, (2) Microsoft PowerPoint, (3) Adobe AcrobatConference Presentation: Family Involvement in Electronic Portfolio Development in Elementary SchoolFLORIDA EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE, March 6, 2002.Conference Presentation: Design and Develop Standards-Based Electronic Portfolios Using CommonSoftware ToolsKENTUCKY TEACHING AND LEARNING CONFERENCE, Louisville, KY. March 7-9, 2002,Pre-conference Workshops: Design & Develop a Standards-Based Electronic Teaching PortfolioElectronic Portfolios=Multimedia Skills + Portfolio DevelopmentConference Presentations: Design and Develop Electronic Teaching Portfolios to Support LifelongProfessional Development; Using Adobe Acrobat for Electronic Portfolio Publishing; Create Your OwnElectronic Portfolio Using Off-the-Shelf Software to Showcase Your Own or Student WorkNATIONAL LEARNING INFRASTRUCTURE INITIATIVES (NLII) CONFERENCE, San Diego, January 27-28, 2002. Member of Featured Panel on Electronic Portfolios in Higher Education.SURF CONFERENCE, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, November 27-28, 2001 (Higher Ed IT Conference)Pre-Conference on Electronic Portfolios: Keynote AddressConference Presentations: Strengthen Professional Development with Electronic Teaching Portfolios;Electronic Institutional Portfolios and Accreditation.IOWA ASCD/ITEC CONFERENCE, Des Moines, October 14-15, 2001Pre-conference Workshops: Planning Electronic Portfolios PreK-Grade 8 & Planning for ElectronicPortfolios for Grade 9—Adult Students. Conference Presentations: Design and Develop Standards-BasedElectronic Portfolios; Strengthen Professional Development with Electronic Teaching Portfolios; ManagingComplex Change for Adoption of Electronic Teaching PortfoliosPREPARING TOMORROW’S TEACHERS TO USE TECHNOLOGY (PT3) Grantees meeting, WashingtonDC, August 2001 - Presentation: Electronic Portfolio Development;Presentation: ISTE NETS for Teachers Assessment: Building a Performance-based SystemInvited Panel member: Online Learning, Leadership and Policy, and EvaluationWORLD CONFERENCE ON COMPUTERS IN EDUCATION (WCCE) Copenhagen, August 2001.Demonstration: Design & Develop Electronic Teaching Portfolios to support Lifelong Professional DevelopmentPaper: ICT Support for Electronic Portfolios and Alternative Assessment: The State of the ArtED-MEDIA, Tampere, Finland, June 2001.Interactive Session: Using Adobe Acrobat as the ideal hypermedia format for Electronic PortfolioDevelopment; Interactive Panel: Exploring the use of electronic portfolios in international contextsPoster Session: Electronic Portfolio Development and Publishing: Options and Issues13

NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL COMPUTING CONFERENCE (NECC) Chicago, June 2001.Pre-conference workshops: Electronic Portfolios & Alternative Assessment; Create your own ElectronicTeaching Portfolio. Conference presentations: Design & Develop a Standards-Based Electronic Portfolio;ISTE NETS for Teachers: Identifying Performance-Based Assessment Measures. Birds of a Feather Session:Electronic PortfoliosALASKA SOCIETY for TECHNOLOGY in EDUCATION (ASTE) Anchorage, April 2001.Featured Speaker - Conference sessions: Electronic Teaching Portfolios; Competency-Based EducationalTechnology EndorsementSOUTH CENTRAL REGIONAL TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION CONSORTIUM PT3 ConvocationDallas, March 2001. Keynote AddressSOCIETY FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY & TEACHER EDUCATION (SITE) Orlando;March 2001. Interactive session: Using Adobe Acrobat for Electronic Portfolio DevelopmentConference Session: Performance-Based Technology Assessment of TeachersPre-conference workshop: Design & Develop a Standards-Based Electronic Teaching PortfolioFLORIDA EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE (FETC) Orlando: January 2001Conference session: Standards-Based Electronic Portfolios for Aspiring TeachersConference session: Performance-Based Technology Assessment of TeachersASTUTE (California Teacher Educators) Sacramento; November 2000.Pre-conference session: Electronic Portfolio Development in Teacher EducationNATIONAL EDUCATIONAL COMPUTING CONFERENCE (NECC) Atlanta, June 2000.Pre-conference workshops: Electronic Portfolios & Alternative Assessment; Create your own ElectronicTeaching Portfolio. Conference presentations: Design & Develop a Standards-Based Electronic Portfolio;NETS•T Assessment & Evaluation: component of presentation on electronic portfoliosPT3 Pre-conference presentation: Electronic Portfolios in Teacher Education Programs as part of session onAssessment. Birds of a Feather Session: Electronic PortfoliosSECOND ANNUAL SEIRTEC HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTES, Orlando, April & May 2000.Videotaped presentation on Creating Electronic Teaching Portfolios with follow-up videoconferences overthe Internet using CUSeeMe software.ALASKA SOCIETY for TECHNOLOGY in EDUCATION (ASTE) Anchorage, April 2000. Featured Speaker- Conference sessions: Electronic Teaching Portfolios; Competency-Based Educational TechnologyEndorsementSOCIETY FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY & TEACHER EDUCATION (SITE) San Diego; February2000. Conference session: Electronic Teaching Portfolios: Multimedia Skills + Portfolio Development =Powerful Professional DevelopmentPre-conference workshop: Design & Develop a Standards-Based Electronic Teaching PortfolioNATIONAL EDUCATIONAL COMPUTING CONFERENCE (NECC) Atlantic City, June 1999.Pre-conference workshops: Electronic Portfolios & Alternative Assessment; Create your own ElectronicTeaching Portfolio. Birds of a Feather Session: Electronic PortfoliosNEW MEDIA CENTERS CONFERENCE Santa Barbara; June 1999. Conference presentation: MultimediaAuthoring Environments and Electronic Portfolios.FIRST ANNUAL SEIRTEC HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTE, Orlando, May 1999.Workshop on Creating Electronic Teaching PortfoliosALASKA SOCIETY for TECHNOLOGY in EDUCATION (ASTE) Anchorage, April 1999. Featured Speaker- Conference sessions: Electronic Teaching Portfolios; Electronic Portfolios for students: The State of theArt; Competency-Based Educational Technology EndorsementNORTHWEST COUNCIL for COMPUTER EDUCATION (NCCE) Seattle, Washington, March 1999.Conference Session: “Electronic Portfolios: The State of the Art”Post-conference Workshop: “Make Your Own Electronic Teaching Portfolio”SOCIETY FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY & TEACHER EDUCATION (SITE) San Antonio; March1999. Conference sessions: Electronic Teaching Portfolios; Anchorage Consortium for Technology andTeacher Training – ACT 314

INSTITUTE FOR EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH, University of Jyväskylä, Finland, December 1998. A seriesof workshops and a research seminar entitled, “Toward Digital Portfolios.”Workshop: Constructing digital teaching portfolios [using Adobe Acrobat]. Research SeminarPresentation: Strategic Questions. Workshop: Constructing digital school portfolios [using HTML]TEL-ED (ISTE’s SEVENTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE on TELECOMMUNICATIONS andMULTIMEDIA in EDUCATION) New Orleans, Louisiana; October 1998.Conference session: “Electronic Portfolios and Standards”NORTHWEST EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY CONSORTIUM Fall Conference, Missoula, Montana;September 1998. Conference session: Electronic Teaching PortfoliosNATIONAL EDUCATIONAL COMPUTING CONFERENCE (NECC) San Diego, California, June 1998.Pre-conference workshop: Create an Electronic Teaching Portfolio with Adobe AcrobatConference Spotlight Session: Electronic Portfolios: The State of the ArtALASKA SOCIETY for TECHNOLOGY in EDUCATION (ASTE) Anchorage, April 1998. Featured Speaker– Pre-conference Session: Make Your Own Electronic Teaching PortfolioConference sessions: Electronic Portfolios: Asking Strategic Questions; UAA’s Proposed EducationalTechnology EndorsementSOCIETY FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY & TEACHER EDUCATION (SITE) Washington, D.C.;March 1998. Conference session: “Electronic Teaching Portfolios”ALASKA FALL PRINCIPALS’ CONFERENCE, Anchorage, Alaska, October 1997.Conference session: “Planning for Electronic Portfolios”NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL COMPUTING CONFERENCE (NECC) Seattle, Washington, June 1997.Conference pre-conference session: Electronic Portfolios and Alternative AssessmentConference Session: Electronic Portfolios: What’s New?ALASKA SOCIETY for TECHNOLOGY in EDUCATION (ASTE) Anchorage, April 1997.Conference Program Chair & Conference session: Collaborative Planning for Electronic Portfolios: AskingKey QuestionsNORTHWEST COUNCIL for COMPUTER EDUCATION (NCCE) Portland, Oregon, March 1997.Featured Speaker: Technology Support for Alternative AssessmentAMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR HIGHER EDUCATION (AAHE) Washington, D.C.; March 1997.Tutorial (Technology “Poster” Session) on Faculty-Developed CD-ROM projectsNATIONAL EDUCATIONAL COMPUTING CONFERENCE (NECC) Minneapolis, Minnesota, June 1996.Pre-conference workshop: Multimedia Support for Alternative AssessmentConference Session: Recordable CD-ROM: Is it Time?NORTHWEST COUNCIL for COMPUTER EDUCATION (NCCE) Portland, Oregon, April 1996.Featured Speaker & Conference Workshops: Technology-Supported Portfolios, Multimedia Support forAlternative Assessment. Conference sessions: Recordable CD-ROM: Is it Time?; Technology Support forAlternative AssessmentALASKA STATEWIDE SPECIAL EDUCATION CONFERENCE Anchorage, Alaska, February 1996.Conference Sessions: Multimedia Support for Alternative Assessment; Results of Project P/PRIDE.WESTERN INTERSTATE COMMISSION ON HIGHER EDUCATION Distance Education ConferenceSpokane, Washington, October 1995. Evening roundtable presentation: Make your own "Just-in-QuickTime" Training CDs.HEAD START/PUBLIC SCHOOL TRANSITION DEMONSTRATION PROJECT Washington, D.C.,October 1995. Workshop: Technology Support for Alternative Assessment. Plenary Session on setting upa WWW and CD-ROM electronic publishing system.NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL COMPUTING CONFERENCE (NECC) Baltimore, Maryland, June 1995.Pre-conference workshop: Technology Support for Alternative AssessmentConference Session: Affordable, Recordable CD-ROMs for Storing Student PortfoliosAMERICAN EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATION (AERA) San Francisco, California, April 1995.Evaluating Systemic Change in the National Head Start-Public School Transition Project: Perspectivesfrom Five States -- on a panel with evaluators from five states.15

ALASKA SOCIETY for TECHNOLOGY in EDUCATION (ASTE) Anchorage, April 1995.Pre-conference Sessions: Technology-Support for Portfolios; laptop computersConference sessions: CD-Recordable: Is It Time?; Electronic Portfolio Showcase; The Change GameNORTHWEST COUNCIL for COMPUTER EDUCATION (NCCE) Bellevue, Washington, March 1995.Featured Speaker & Conference Workshop: Technology-Supported PortfoliosConference sessions: Affordable, Recordable CD-ROMs; Technology Support for Alternative AssessmentNATIONAL EDUCATIONAL COMPUTING CONFERENCE (NECC) Boston, Massachusetts, June 1994.Pre-conference workshop: Technology Support for Alternative AssessmentConference session: Affordable, Recordable CD-ROMs for Storing Student PortfoliosNORTHWEST COUNCIL for COMPUTER EDUCATION (NCCE) Spokane, Washington, April 1994.Featured Speaker & Pre-conference Session: Technology-Supported PortfoliosALASKA SOCIETY for TECHNOLOGY in EDUCATION (ASTE) Anchorage, April 1994.Pre-conference Sessions: Technology-Supported Portfolios & The Change GameConference session on software to support alternative assessmentPROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE, Anchorage, October 1993.Conference session: Future Directions for Technology in Adult EducationALASKA PRINCIPALS' ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE, Anchorage, October 1993.Conference session: Technology and RestructuringALASKA SOCIETY for TECHNOLOGY in EDUCATION (ASTE) Anchorage, April 1993.Pre-conference Sessions: Technology-Supported Portfolios & Making ChangeConference Sessions: Images of Alaska: a teacher-made laserdisc; Notebook Computing: word processingfor every student in a classNORTHWEST COUNCIL for COMPUTER EDUCATION (NCCE) Portland, Oregon, January 1993.Pre-conference Session: Technology-Supported PortfoliosConference Sessions: Images of Alaska: a teacher-made laserdisc; Technology-Supported PortfoliosNotebook Computing: word processing for every student in a classMember of a panel on Future Directions for Technology in EducationEDUCATIONAL PARTNERSHIPS CONFERENCE, Anchorage, November 1992Technology-Supported PortfoliosALASKA SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOCIATION, Anchorage, November 1992Roundtable presentation on Technology PlanningCOMPUTER-USING EDUCATORS (CUE) Santa Clara, California, October 1992.Images of Alaska: a teacher-made laserdisc; Technology-Supported PortfoliosNotebook Computing: word processing for every student in a classALASKA ASSOCIATION FOR COMPUTERS IN EDUCATION (AACED) Anchorage, April 1992.Integrating Laptop Computers into the ClassroomALASKA ASSOCIATION FOR COMPUTERS IN EDUCATION (AACED) Anchorage, March 1991.Laptop Computers and the Writing ProcessADULT LITERACY and TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE (ALTC) St. Paul, July 1990Adult Self-Directed Learning, Personal Computer Competency & Learning StyleNATIONAL EDUCATIONAL COMPUTING CONFERENCE (NECC) Nashville, June 1990Adult Self-Directed Learning, Personal Computer Competency & Learning Style - including paperpublished in Conference ProceedingsALASKA ASSOCIATION FOR COMPUTERS IN EDUCATION (AACED) Anchorage, April 1990.Adult Self-Directed Learning, Personal Computer Competency & Learning StyleAlaska Videodisc; District-level Technology PlanningALASKA ASSOCIATION FOR COMPUTERS IN EDUCATION (AACED) Anchorage, April 1989.Conference Program Chair.ALASKA ASSOCIATION FOR COMPUTERS IN EDUCATION (AACED) Anchorage, April 1988. NewMethods for Transferring Data between Computers and a session on Administrative ComputingALASKA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (AKLA), Fairbanks, March 1988. Desktop Publishing for Librarians16

NATIONAL STAFF DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL (NSCD) Seattle, December 1987. High Tech/HighTouch: Desktop Publishing for Staff DevelopersALASKA STATE MUSEUM ASSOCIATION, Fairbanks, October 22, 1987. Desktop Publishing forMuseumsALASKA ASSOCIATION FOR COMPUTERS IN EDUCATION (AACED) Anchorage, April 1987.Networking MicrocomputersALASKA ASSOCIATION FOR COMPUTERS IN EDUCATION (AACED) Anchorage, April 1986.Overcoming Hardware IncompatibilityALASKA ASSOCIATION FOR COMPUTERS IN EDUCATION (AACED) Anchorage, April 1985.Microcomputer Literacy Competency Models: A Tool for Staff DevelopmentALASKA ADULT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION (AAEA) Anchorage, October 20, 1984. - Setting up aCommunity Computer LabALASKA ASSOCIATION FOR COMPUTERS IN EDUCATION (AACED) Anchorage, April 7, 1984.Student-Operated Bulletin Boards and Telecommunications Networks within a School DistrictALASKA ASSOCIATION FOR COMMUNITY EDUCATION (AACE) Juneau, October 19, 1983. Settingup a Community Computer Lab17CONSULTING SERVICES/IN-SERVICEHOSTOS COMMUNITY COLLEGE, New York, NY. April 29, 2011. Keynote for EdTech 2011 Showcase.UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON BOTHELL, Bothell, WA. April 28, 2011. Keynote for FirstTeaching/Learning Symposium.CALGARY SCHOOL DISTRICT, Calgary, Alberta, Canada. February 17, 2011. Teacher In-ServiceKeynote address: E-portfolios for student engagement and life-long learningPresentation: Teacher Professional Development PortfoliosTHURSTON COUNTY TV (TCTV), Olympia, WA. January 2011 (7 sessions). Digital Storytelling Trainingof Trainers.MERCY COLLEGE, New York, NY. December 2, 2010. Meetings with faculty & students, presentation tofaculty.COE COLLEGE, Cedar Rapids, IA. November 5-6, 2010. Regional workshop on ePortfolio planning.UNITED #7 SCHOOL DISTRICT, Burlington, ND. September 14-15, 2010, January 17-18, 2011. Planningfor ePortfolios K-12CHIMACUM JUNION/SENIOR HIGH, Chimacum, WA. August 23-24, 2010. Digital StorytellingWorkshop.COLEGIO MONTSERRAT - Barcelona, Spain, June 21-23, 2010. Portfolio Learning in K-12 schools(GoogleApps hands-on training)BREMERTON HIGH SCHOOL, Bremerton, WA. June 2008, June 2009, June 2010. Digital StorytellingWorkshopsFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL, Tacoma, WA. June 2010. Digital Storytelling WorkshopCASTILLEJA SCHOOL, Palo Alto, CA, June 8, 2010. Portfolio Learning in K-12 schools.UNPLUGGED 2010 CONFERENCE, American School of Bombay, February 26-27, 2010, Mumbai, India.ePortfolios in K-12 schools.NEW YORK CITY SCHOOLS, Brooklyn, NY. ePortfolios in K-12 schools, February 8-12, 2010; March 3-4,2010; May 10-13, 2010.URSULINE COLLEGE, Pepper Pike, OH. Web 2.0 Workshop, August 20-21, 2009; January 15, 2010; April30, 2010.BETHANY COLLEGE, Bethany, WV. Digital Storytelling Workshop, June 2009.

AMERICAN SCHOOL OF BOMBAY, India. Online video conferences, April 2009-January 2010.EDUCAMP BERLIN. Online video conference, October 2008 and April 2009.EASTERN CONNECTICUT STATE UNIVERSITY, Willimantic, CT. Faculty Development presentationand video interview, April 2009.UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. Advisor and Member of the NCEPR ePortfolio Research Team, February2009.COUNCIL OF INDEPENDENT COLLEGES (CIC). Online Series of 7 Webinars on ePortfolios and 3webinars on Digital Storytelling, March 2008 – April 2009, under Microsoft Partners in Learning grant.Assist CIC faculty to develop digital stories to share the experiences of the PiL grant. Develop twowebsites to publish webinar series for ongoing support for all CIC members, April – June 2009.BREMERTON HIGH SCHOOL, Bremerton, WA. Digital Storytelling Workshops, June 2008 and December2008-January 2009.EASTERN SIERRA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT, Bridgeport, CA. ePortfolio Facilitator, conductPlanning Committee Meetings, Site visits. December 2008, March & May 2009, February & May 2010.NOTRE DAME UNIVERSITY, South Bend, IN. Faculty Development presentation, December 2008.SAU #1, CONVAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, Peterborough, NH. Staff Development Workshop on ePortfolios,November 2008.SOUTHWESTERN NH EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT CENTER, Keene, NH. Using GoogleDocs to CreateInteractive Student ePortfolios, November 2008GREATER MANCHESTER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CENTER, Manchester, NH. Using GoogleApps Education Edition to Create/Manage Interactive Student ePortfolios, 2-day workshop, November2008.NAVIGATION 101 SUMMER INSTITUTE, Seattle, WA. Workshops on Getting Started with ePortfoliosand Digital Storytelling, June 2008.ITESM UNIVERSITY, Monterrey, Mexico. Digital Storytelling Workshop and ePortfolio Workshop, June2008.UNIVERSIDAD JUÁREZ DEL ESTADO DE DURANGO (UJED) (Durango, Mexico). Workshop onePortfolio Development plus keynote address, May 2008.UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA BIRMINGHAM. Faculty Development workshop, February 2008.SUGAR RIVER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CENTER (Claremont) Workshops on ePortfolioPlanning. November 2007 and January 2008.ITESM UNIVERSITY, Mexico City, Mexico. ePortfolio Workshop (using Google Tools), December 2007SEACOAST PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CENTER (Exeter, NH). Workshops on ePortfolioPlanning, October & November 2007; Workshops on Storytelling, January 2008; Reflection andAssessment in ePortfolios and ePortfolio Planning, May 2008.UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, CENTER FOR ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION. Eugene,OR. Faculty Development presentation, July 2007.SAU 16, (School District for Exeter, NH). Consulting & Staff Development workshops. April-June 2007.KEENE COLLEGE, Keene, NH. Faculty Development workshop, April 2007.MIE UNIVERSITY, Tsu, Japan. Conference on Portfolios in Medical Education and hands-on workshop(using GoogleDocs for ePortfolios), March 2007.CANBY SCHOOL DISTRICT, Canby, OR. Hands-on Workshop in Digital Storytelling, November 2006.NEW HAMPSHIRE UNIVERSITIES. Manchester, NH. Keynote address at a statewide Conference onePortfolios, November 2006.WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY, Detroit, MI. Faculty Development workshop, September 2006KIPP SCHOOLS Annual Conference, New Orleans, LA. Workshop on ePortfolios, August 2006.18

OPEN UNIVERSITY OF CATALONIA, Barcelona, Spain. UOC UNESCO Chair Roundtable on ePortfolios,May 2006.INDIRE, Florence, Italy. International Education Conference panel presentation, March 2006.WESTERN CAROLINA UNIVERSITY, NC. Faculty Development workshop, February 2006.WILLIAM PATERSON UNIVERSITY, NJ. Faculty Development workshop, January 2006EDGEWOOD COLLEGE, Madison, WI. Faculty Development workshop on ePortfolios. January 2006QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, Brisbane, Australia. ePortfolio Symposium,December 2005WESLEY COLLEGE, Melbourne, Australia. Staff Development Workshop, November 2005MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, SOUTH AUSTRALIA, Adelaide, Australia. Workshop on ePortfolios,December 2005TASKSTREAM – The REFLECT Initiative, a research project focusing on using of electronic portfolios inhigh schools. 2005-2007. Keynote presentations at TaskStream Collaborative Exchange Conferences inFebruary 2004, February 2005 & February 2007.SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY, Conference on ePortfolios, October 2005 workshop & Keynote addressSAGINAW VALLEY STATE UNIVERSITY TELECONFERENCE. March 2005.VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY, March 2005. Keynote Address at ePortfolio workshop.ISTE PT3 GRANTS (2001-2005):STATEWIDE PLANNING AND PORTFOLIO HANDBOOK WORKSHOPS (3 days each)WISCONSIN (all 13 Teacher Education programs) Madison, September 2002UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA (10 Teacher Education Programs) January 2002CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY SAN MARCOS (6 teams from CSU), June 2002CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY SACRAMENTO (4 teams from CSU), April 2002MICHIGAN (COATT) – (8 teams) February 2003WEST VIRGINIA STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION – (5 teams) May 2003MAINE (Farmington)– (4 teams) June 2003COUNCIL OF INDEPENDENT COLLEGES (CENTENARY COLLEGE, NJ) – May 2004FACULTY WORKSHOPS – DIGITAL STORYTELLING (2 DAYS)MONTCLAIR STATE UNIVERSITY, N.J. May 2004 & Jan 2005KEAN UNIVERSITY, Mar 2004FACULTY WORKSHOPS – ELECTRONIC PORTFOLIOSLYNN UNIVERSITY, Boca Raton, Jan 2005CENTENARY COLLEGE, Jan 2005SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY, Jan 2005KEAN UNIVERSITY (NJ), Jan 2005, November 2002FRANKLIN PIERCE COLLEGE, New Hampshire, Nov 2004TAMIU (Texas), Oct 2004WESTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, Oct 2004LOCKHAVEN UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA, Oct 2004CSU DOMINGUEZ HILLS, Aug 2004 & Feb 2005CSUMB, Monterey, CA, April 2004UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA Charlotte, April 2004WINTHROP COLLEGE, SC, April 2004WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY, Mar 2004MERCYHURST COLLEGE, Mar 2004NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY, Feb 2004WESTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY, Nov 2003FRESNO STATE (teleconference), Nov 2003PEARL RIVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE, Mississippi, Aug 2003NATIONAL LOUIS UNIVERSITY, May 2003FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON UNIVERSITY, New Jersey, April 2003 & May 2004GEORGIAN COURT UNIVERSITY, New Jersey, April 2003MONMOUTH UNIVERSITY, New Jersey, April 200319

CITY UNIVERSITY, Bellevue, WA, March 2003; April 2003; Aug 2003; Jan 2004CITY UNIVERSITY, Vancouver Campus, June 2003;MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY NORTHERN, March 2003BOWLING GREEN UNIVERSITY, February 2003UNIVERSITY OF NEW ORLEANS, February 2003TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY, Alabama, January 2003TROY STATE UNIVERSITY Dothan, January 2003KUTZTOWN UNIVERSITY, PA, November 2002WEST CHESTER UNIVERSITY, PA, November 2002CSU FRESNO, October 2002ANDREW COLLEGE, September 2002UNIV OF SOUTH FLORIDA, September 2002SOUTH CAROLINA PT3 GRANTS Clemson University and Columbia College, September 2002UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS CHICAGO - PT3 summer institute, July 2002UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, RENO, PT3 summer institute, July 2002LOYOLA UNIVERSITY, May 2002RHODE ISLAND COLLEGE, May 2002GRAMBLING UNIVERSITY, May 2002NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY COLLABORATORY PROJECTPart of international teleconference for teachers participating in Collaboratory project, May 2002UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH DAKOTA, April 2002UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY, April 2002SOUTHWEST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY, April 2002UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS, April 2002UNIVERSITY OF MAINE, ORONO, Academic Computing Advisory Committee (ACAC) andCenter for Teaching Excellence (CTE) Teaching and Technology Speakers Series, April 2002UNIVERSITY OF PUERTO RICO, Videoconference with faculty, November 2001Hands-on workshop with faculty & support staff, February 2002CLACKAMAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE, February 2002UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS-URBANA-CHAMPAIGN, February 2002UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE, KNOXVILLE, January 2002HOPE COLLEGE, Holland, MI, January 2002WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY, Kalamazoo, MI, Statewide videoconference, January 2002WHEELOCK COLLEGE, Boston - December 2001UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA LAFAYETTE - Statewide videoconference, November 2001OHIO UNIVERSITY-ATHENS - workshop for faculty/graduate students, October 2001UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN IOWA - workshop with faculty, October 2001UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-WHITEWATER - workshops with faculty, September 2001UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO - workshop with faculty, September 2001Follow-up workshop, February 2002CSU-HAYWARD - workshop with faculty, September 2001ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY, -WEST TEMPE - Hands-on Workshop – August 2001Faculty Workshop & planning session, May 2002SNOQUALMIE VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT (Washington)Workshop with Electronic Portfolio Planning Committee, May 2002STATE OF LOUISIANA, DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIONConsultation on Electronic Teaching Portfolios, March 2002, May 2002HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS IN THE NETHERLANDSUniversity of Utrecht, University of Maastricht, SURF Higher Ed IT Conference, November 2001CHICAGO PUBLIC SCHOOLSElectronic Portfolio workshop for teacher/trainers, October 2001WISCONSIN ART EDUCATORSElectronic Portfolio consultation with statewide task force, September 2001UNIVERSITY OF IDAHOWorkshop with teachers from Coeur d’Alene and Post Falls School Districts, August 2001UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA LINCOLNHands-on Workshop on Electronic Portfolio Development– June 200120

BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITYWorkshop on Electronic Portfolio Development for all PT3 grantees in state of Utah– June 2001CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY-MONTEREY BAYVideotape faculty development workshop– May 2001CLARION UNIVERSITY, CLARION, PAVideotape and live teleconference on Electronic Portfolio Development, July 2000Workshop on Electronic Portfolio Development, May 2001SEIR-TEC SUNRAY Academy –Keynote Address and two breakout sessions, Greensboro College, North Carolina, May 2001NEBRASKA STATEWIDE ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATIONAL SERVICE UNITSTwo days of training on Electronic Portfolio Development, December 2000IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY, AMES, IAElectronic Portfolio presentations to students and faculty, October 2000MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, SINGAPORE, IT Training BranchElectronic Portfolio workshops for Senior IT Trainers and Teachers in schools, October 2000INDIANA UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIAVideotape and live teleconference on Electronic Portfolio Development, August 2000MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY-NORTHERN- HAVREConsulting on implementing electronic portfolios in PT3 program, June 2000IONA COLLEGE, NEW YORKKeynote Address on Electronic Portfolio Development for Summer Institute, June 2000SOUTHEAST KANSAS EDUCATION SERVICE CENTER (GREENBUSH), GIRARD, KANSASElectronic Portfolio workshop, April 2000; February 2001NATIONAL-LOUIS UNIVERSITY, CHICAGO, ILLINOISElectronic Portfolio workshops (3 days) October 1999ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICTMacintosh for Teachers --Creekside Park Elementary, October 1991; Aurora Elementary, August 1992Technology Planning -- Three-hour awareness sessions, December 1991; January 1992; October 1992Technology-Supported Portfolios -- Klatt Elementary, April 1993; Chapter I staff, January 1993Change Game facilitation, May 1993; February,1994;Technology & Restructuring, Bear Valley, 1995; Internet in Schools, Clark Jr. High, 1995Technology Supported Portfolios -- Muldoon & Williwaw Elementary, 1995Integrating Technology Across the Curriculum (ED 565C) – district-wide class, 1996-97Educational Technology Curriculum Integration (ED 655)—district-wide class, 1997-98Electronic Portfolio class (ED 566V)-- August 1998Electronic Portfolio Development class (ED 470) -- November 2000.ESSDACK, HUTCHINSON, KANSASElectronic Portfolios for Teachers & Electronic Portfolios for Students, 1999KENAI PENINSULA SCHOOL DISTRICTAdvanced HyperStudio/Multimedia -- Soldotna, Alaska, June 1995Laserdiscs in the Classroom -- One-day in-service at Seward Elementary, January 15, 1993WILLIAMSON COUNTY SCHOOLS, FRANKLIN, TENNESSEETechnology Support for Alternative Assessment -- full day hands-on workshops, March & June 1995Technology Support for Alternative Assessment -- two half-day workshops led via CUSeeMe desktopvideo conferencing program with teachers at Vanderbilt University, July 1994UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGANTechnology Support for Alternative Assessment -- full day workshop, Ann Arbor, June 1994LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICTTechnology Support for Alternative Assessment -- full day workshop, January 1994ISSAQUAH SCHOOL DISTRICTTechnology Support for Restructuring -- full day workshop, February 199421

22JUNEAU SCHOOL DISTRICTTechnology Support for Alternative Assessment and Change Game-- February 1994ALEUTIANS EAST BOROUGH SCHOOL DISTRICTComputers in the Classroom -- Three days of hands-on in-service, Sand Point, October 2-4, 1991.ADULT LEARNING CENTER, AVTEC, SEWARD arranged through Nine-Star EnterprisesTwo-day workshop in Microsoft Works & HyperCard, January 1992; One-day follow-up, June 1992Two-day workshop in ClarisWorks & FileMaker Pro, June 1993KODIAK BOROUGH SCHOOL DISTRICTTechnology-Assisted Innovative Assessment One-day in-service, March 27-28, 1993ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIONPortfolio Assessment Workshop, presentation on Technology-Supported Portfolios, November 1992NINE-STAR ENTERPRISESMultimedia and Brain-Based Learning for Adult Education staff, February 1992.KLAWOCK CITY SCHOOLSTechnology Planning, half-day in-service, April 1992TEACHING EXPERIENCE(Complete Course Outlines available upon request)NEW ENGLAND COLLEGEPORTFOLIOS IN PROFESSIONAL WRITING (PW 6950) – Spring Quarter 2011 (5 cr.)SEATTLE PACIFIC UNIVERSITYISSUES AND ADVANCES IN EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY (ED6535) – Fall Quarter, 2009 (teamtaughtwith David Wicks); Fall Quarter 2010 (2 sections) (3 cr.)COUNCIL OF INDEPENDENT COLLEGES TEACH 21 PROJECTWebinar series on Electronic Portfolios and Digital Storytelling 2008-2009. Available online:http://www.cic.edu/teach21/KNOWSCHOOLS, Canada.Online workshops on ELECTRONIC PORTFOLIOS (November 2006 and February 2007) and DIGITALSTORYTELLING (April 2007 and November 2008)CITY UNIVERSITY, Bellevue, WAOnline course on Electronic Portfolio Development, Fall 2003.WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITYOnline courses on Electronic Portfolio Development, Spring/Summer 2003.UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA SYSTEMELECTRONIC PORTFOLIO DEVELOPMENT (ED470) -- Fall/Spring Semester, 2000-2001 (Professionaldevelopment class for Anchorage School District).FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY (ED 320) -- Fall Semester, 1997; Spring & FallSemesters, 1998, 1999, 2000; Spring Semester, 2001; UAA SOE (2 cr.)EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY CURRICULUM INTEGRATION (ED 655)-- Summer Session, 1998;Summer Session, 1999; Summer Session, 2000; UAA SOE (3 cr.).PORTFOLIO DEVELOPMENT & ASSESSMENT CENTER (ED 657) -- Summer Session 2000; UAA SOE (3cr.).EDUCATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND THE INTERNET (ED 652)--Spring Semester, 1998;Summer Session, 1998; Fall Semester, 1998; UAA SOE (3 cr.).

MULTIMEDIA TOOLS FOR LEARNING (ED 629)--Spring Semester, 1998; Summer Session, 1998; SpringSemester, 1999; Summer Session, 1999; Spring Semester, 2000; Summer Session, 2000; UAA SOE (3 cr.).TECHNOLOGY IN TEACHING AND LEARNING (ED 626)-- Spring, 1992; Summer Session, 1992;Spring, 1993; Summer Session, 1993; Spring, 1994; Summer Session, 1994; Fall Semester, 1994; SpringSemester, 1995 (as self-paced distance-delivered, CD-R-based course); Fall Semester, 1995, 1996, 1997;web-based distance learning class every semester (fall, spring, summer, 1996-98); Fall Semester, 1999;interactive, Blackboard-based course Spring & Fall Semester, 2000, 2001; UAA SOE. (3 cr.).TEACHERS & COMPUTERS: INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN FOR THE WWW USING HTML (ED 625M)--Summer Session, 1997; Spring Semester, 1997; UAA SOE. (1 cr.).TEACHERS & COMPUTERS: COMPUTERS & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH (ED 625K)-- SummerSession, 1995; Spring Semester, 1996; Spring Semester, 1997; UAA SOE. (1 cr.).TEACHERS & COMPUTERS: TELECOMMUNICATIONS FOR EDUCATORS (ED 625A)-- SummerSession, 1995; Summer Session, 1996; Spring Semester, 1996; Spring Semester, 1997; Summer Session,1997; UAA SOE. (2 cr.).TEACHERS & COMPUTERS: MULTIMEDIA & BRAIN-BASED LEARNING (ED 625J) -- Fall, 1993;University of Alaska Anchorage, School of Education (3 credit directed study); Summer Session, 1994;Spring Semester, 1995; Summer Session, 1995; Spring Semester, 1996; Summer Session, 1996; SpringSemester, 1997; Summer Session, 1997; UAA SOE. (3 cr.).ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATION OF ADULT & CONTINUING EDUCATION (ED 658) - FallSemester, 1991; Fall Semester, 1992; Fall Semester, 1993; Fall Semester, 1994; University of AlaskaAnchorage, School of Education [UAA SOE] (3 cr.).INTRODUCTION TO WORKS FOR TEACHERS (ED 565B)--June 1993 (Staff Development in-service forAdult Learning Program, AVTEC, Seward, through 9-Star Enterprises); UAA SOE. (1 cr.).TECHNOLOGY-SUPPORTED PORTFOLIOS -- March 1993 (Staff Development in-service for KodiakBorough School District); UAA SOE. (Part of 3 cr, course).TEACHERS & COMPUTERS: INTERACTIVE MULTIMEDIA (ED 625I)-- January 1993 (StaffDevelopment in-service & course for Seward Elementary, Kenai Peninsula Borough School District);UAA SOE. (1 cr.).TEACHERS & COMPUTERS: INTEGRATING LAPTOP COMPUTERS IN THE CLASSROOM (ED625H)-- November-December, 1992 (Staff Development course for Anchorage School District); UAASOE. (1 cr.).INTERACTIVE MULTIMEDIA IN EDUCATION (ED 565D)-- June 1992 (Staff Development in-service forChapter I Summer School); UAA SOE. (2 cr.).TEACHERS & COMPUTERS: TECHNOLOGY-SUPPORTED PORTFOLIOS (ED 625G)-- April, 1995(Anchorage School District); June, 1992 (Staff Development in-service for Chapter I Summer School);April-May, 1995 (Williwaw Elementary School); Summer Session, 1995; October-December, 1995(Muldoon Elementary School); Summer Session, 1996; Summer Session, 1997; UAA SOE. (1 cr.).TEACHERS & COMPUTERS: TECHNOLOGY PLANNING (ED 625C)-- Spring, 1992, UAA SOE. (StaffDevelopment courses for various schools); Fall, 1997, for Anchorage School District. (1 cr.).TEACHERS & COMPUTERS: INTRODUCTION TO APPLICATIONS & HYPERMEDIA (ED625B)--Spring, 1992 & Fall, 1992; UAA SOE (Staff Development courses for various schools and adult learningorganizations) (1 cr.).COMPUTERS FOR TEACHERS (ED 593) -- October 1991; (Staff Development workshop for AleutiansEast Borough School District); University of Alaska Southeast (1 cr.).COMPUTER BUSINESS APPLICATIONS (CAPS 150) - Fall and Spring (1 class each), 1988-89, 1989-90,and 1990-91 school years for University of Alaska Fairbanks, School of Career & Continuing Education[UAF CCCE] (3 cr.).INTRODUCTION TO PERSONAL COMPUTERS (CAPS 100)- November 4-December 9, 1982 and July 11-15, 1983, for Tanana Valley Community College. Fall and Spring Semesters (3 classes each), 1988-89,1989-90 school years for University of Alaska, School of Career & Continuing Education (1 cr.).MICROSOFT WORKS (MAC) - Fall and Spring, 1987-88, for Tanana Valley Community College.23

MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN SMALL RURAL BUSINESSES - January 18- March 24, 1985,for University of Alaska, Nenana Rural Education Center.MICROCOMPUTER ACCOUNTING - January 24-May 8, 1984, for Tanana Valley Community College (3cr.).MICROCOMPUTERS AS A BUSINESS TOOL - October 12-December 14, 1982; January 17-March 23,1983; July 18-29, 1983; September 8-November 17, 1983, for Tanana Valley Community College (3 cr.).MICROCOMPUTERS IN ADULT EDUCATION - February 18-May 6, 1983, for Adult Learning Programsof Alaska and Tanana Valley Community College.MICROCOMPUTERS IN BUSINESS EDUCATION - April 22-23, 1983, for University of Alaska, Juneau(held in Fairbanks at Ryan lab) and State of Alaska's Rural Vocational Student Program.MICROCOMPUTERS AS A LEARNING TOOL (APPLE II) - January 18-May 3, 1983, and September 7-December 15, 1983, for Tanana Valley Community College [TVCC].TELECOMMUNICATIONS BY MICRO COMPUTER - July 23-30, 1983, for TVCC.MICROCOMPUTERS FOR THE OFFICE STAFF - September 10-October 8, 1984, for TVCC.INTRODUCTION TO MICROCOMPUTERS IN SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION - July 6-21, 1983, forUniversity of Alaska Fairbanks, Summer Sessions.VISICALC FOR ACCOUNTANTS - November 22-December 6, 1982, for Interior Village Association andMain Hurdman.MICROCOMPUTERS FOR RURAL BUSINESSES - January 4-8, 1983 and March 26-30, 1984, for InteriorVillage Association and TVCC.SMALL BUSINESS SYSTEMS FOR THE APPLE COMPUTER - October 11-November 29, 1982, for TVCC.ALASKA STAFF DEVELOPMENT NETWORK SUMMER ACADEMIESINTRODUCTION TO TECHNOLOGY-SUPPORTED PORTFOLIOS -- August 5, 1994 [ElementaryRestructuring Institute (Anchorage)]TECHNOLOGY-SUPPORTED PORTFOLIOS -- June 3-5, 1993 [Academy of Applied Research inEducation-Juneau] & June 9-11, 1993 [Southcentral (Anchorage) Academy]MACINTOSH PRODUCTIVITY TOOLS IN THE LEARNING PROCESS -- June 3-6, 1992 [Academy ofApplied Research in Education-Juneau] & June 10-12, 1992 [Southcentral (Anchorage) Academy]ALASKA STUDIES & MULTIMEDIA: HIGHER ORDER THINKING -- June 8-10, 1992 [Southcentral(Anchorage) Academy]INTEGRATING LAPTOP COMPUTERS INTO THE CLASSROOM- June 5-7 [Rural and Interior(Fairbanks) Academy] & June 12-14, 1991 [Southcentral (Anchorage) Academy]MACINTOSH PRODUCTIVITY TOOLS IN THE LEARNING PROCESS and DESKTOP PUBLISHING(MAC) - May 31-June 2 (Fairbanks Academy) & June 6-10, 1988 (Anchorage Academy)MULTIMEDIA SANDBOX - May 29 - June 1, 1990 (Fairbanks Academy)COORDINATED Technology Strand, 1987 Rural Alaska Instructional Improvement Academy, Fairbanks,AlaskaDIRECTED 1990 and 1991 Interior Alaska Instructional Improvement Academies, Fairbanks, Alaska24