History.Edu Essays on Teaching With Technology

Deborah Lines Andersen is an Assistant Professor of Information Science and Policy at the Rockefeller College of Public Affairs and Policy, University at Albany, State University of New York Terryl M. Asla is the creator of the I Witness to History program and a regular speaker at national and international conferences. He is presently working on a doctorate at Emporia State University in Information Sciences Douglas J. Cremer is Associate Professor of History and Chair of the Department of Natural and Social Sciences at Woodbury University in Los Angeles. A. Keith Dils received his Ed.D. from West Virginia University and has taught widely with technology as a social studies instructor at the Wellsboro Rock L. Butler Middle School, Wellsboro, Pennsylvania, as an adjunct sociology instructor at Penn State's Pennsylvania College of Technology, and as a teaching assistant at West Virginia University Larry Easley is an Associate Professor of History and a Technology Associate in the Center for Scholarship in Teaching and Learning at Southeast Missouri State University Kathleen Ferenz, BANDL director and coach, is a visiting educator with the Bay Area School Reform Collaborative Steven Hoffman is an Associate Professor of History and Historic Preservation at Southeast Missouri State University Jose E. Igartua heads the Canadian History Electronic Resource Centre Project of the Canadian Historical Association Stephen Kneeshaw is Professor of History at College of the Ozarks in southwest Missouri R. Bruce Lewis is an Assistant Professor of Education, Instructional Technology, and School Counseling at the School of Education at Freed-Hardeman University Margaret M. Manchester is an Assistant Professor of History and Director of the American Studies Program at Providence College Cheryl L. Mason is an Assistant Professor of Social Studies Education in the Curry School of Education at the University of Virginia Scott A. Merriman is a doctoral candidate in modern American history at the University of Kentucky Rita S. Pearce holds a Master of Arts in communication from Wichita State University Daniel Pfeifer works in the History Department at Wake Forest University as an academic computing specialist Brian Plane is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Connecticut and a visiting faculty member at North Carolina State University Arne Solli is a doctoral candidate in history at the University of Bergen, Norway Dennis A. Trinkle is an Assistant Professor of History and Associate Director of Faculty Development at DePauw University Wilson J. Warren is Assistant Professor of History and Program Coordinator for Social Science Education at Indiana State University in Terre Haute Ann Wynne is Professor and Chair of History at Orange Coast College, Costa Mesa, CaliforniaTrinkle, Dennis A. is the author of 'History.Edu Essays on Teaching With Technology' with ISBN 9780765605504 and ISBN 0765605503.