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This wiki contains many resources available for teachers. Some are links to websites, others are links to files for workshops I've conducted. My list of resources contain to grow as the Web 2.0 becomes more and more interactive.

To help organize all of these great sites, resources have been organized into main topics located on separate pages. Use the navigation bar on the left side to help you find the page for topics you're interested in.

I have worked in the Virginia Beach School system as a Computer Resource Specialist since 1998. It is my responsibility to help teachers integrate technology into the curriculum. As the CRS, my role is evolving into helping teachers integrate 21st Century Learning skills and Web 2.0 tools into teaching and learning. It is a fast-paced dynamic challenge with technology's constant changing environment. It is a challenge I am passionate about and believe in completely. Previously, I taught as an adjunct instructor status for Old Dominion University. I taught face to face and online sections for preservice educators with how to integrate instructional technology.

Additionally, I had served as a STAR member for [|Discovery Education's]Discovery Educator Network, or [|DEN], for short. The DEN is a great professional resource for educators interested in making learning fun for students. DEN resources focus on using digital media to motivate student learning. As a DEN member, one can also apply to become a STAR and enjoy the complete range of resources available as well as networking opportunities among members. STAR members are also invited to participate in various events held around VA, from social events to professional development workshops. Don't miss this wonderful resources-check out the link above to learn more about becoming a DEN STAR member.