Archived - Educational Technology Expert Panelists: Exemplary and Promising Educational Technology Programs 2000

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Educational Technology Expert Panel: Exemplary and Promising Educational Technology Programs 2000

U. S. Department of Education

Educational Technology Expert Panelists

Elsie Brumback	Educational Technology Consultant (Retired State Technology Coordinator)	North Carolina
Milton Chen	The George Lucas Educational Foundation	California
Jere Confrey	The University of Texas at Austin	Texas
Betty Cronin	Covington High School	Louisiana
Christopher Dede	Harvard University	Massachusetts
Allen Glenn	University of Washington	Washington
Louis Gomez	Northwestern University	Illinois
Margaret Honey	Center for Children and Technology	New York
Caroline McCullen	SAS inSchool	North Carolina
Peter Mich	The Joyce Foundation	Illinois
Jacqueline Miller	Independent Consultant (Retired Principal, Southeastern High School of Technology)	Michigan
Lawrence Mixon, Sr.	Columbus Public Schools	Ohio
David Moursund	International Society for Technology in Education	Oregon
James Parry	Technology and Innovations in Education	South Dakota
Nora Sabelli	National Science Foundation	Virginia
Steven Sanchez	New Mexico State Department of Education	New Mexico
Karen Sheingold	Independent Consultant (Former Director, Center for Performance Assessment, Educational Testing Service)	New Jersey
Robin Willner	IBM Corporation	New York

EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY

EXPERT PANEL

Exemplary & Promising

Educational Technology Programs 2000

Panel Co-Chairs

Workgroup Chairs

Christopher Dede, Chair of the Criteria Workgroup
Louis Gomez, Chair of the Vision, Overall Philosophy and Use of the Panel's Work Workgroup
Margaret Honey, Chair of the Dissemination Workgroup
David Moursund and Steven Sanchez, Co-Chairs of the Review Process and Reviewers' Training Workgroup
Karen Sheingold, Chair of the Rubrics Workgroup

Federal Panel Coordinators

Cheryl P. Garnette, Co-Coordinator of the Educational Technology Expert Panel and Director of the Learning Technologies Division, Office of Reform Assistance and Dissemination, Office of Educational Research and Improvement, U.S. Department of Education, Washington, DC
Diane T. Aleem, Co-Coordinator of the Educational Technology Expert Panel, Learning Technologies Division, Office of Reform Assistance and Dissemination, Office of Educational Research and Improvement, U.S. Department of Education, Washington, DC

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