I serve as associate director at the University of Georgia Center for Continuing Education, where I provide leadership and management for Independent and Distance Learning, eCore Administration, Web Instructional Development, and Marketing and Communications.

I've been developing distance learning courses and instructional software since 1987 and have developed web sites and web-based systems since 1994. From 1990 until 1998, I was also responsible for planning, supervising, and teaching computer workshops and short courses. Here's my curriculum vitae.

In 2005 I visited Tunisia as a member of a UGA delegation conducting seminars on e-learning.

In 1998 I edited a book of articles about Adult Learning and the Internet, published by Jossey-Bass.

Some other things I've written and presentations I've given:

• Design and Implementation of an Online Independent Study System.
  (AACIS National Conference, Bellingham, Washington, 2004.)
• Facilitating Faculty Collaboration in Online Course Development.
  (Distance Learning Retreat, Georgia Gerontology Consortium. Young Harris, Georgia, 2003.)
• Development of Online Courses, opinion column, 2000
• Web Instructional Development at the University of Georgia
  (2nd Annual Internation WebCT Conference, July, 2000)
• Editor's Notes for Adult Learning and the Internet, 1998
• Teaching and Learning Internet Skills, 1998
• Adult Learning and the Internet: Themes and Things to Come, 1998
• Secure Transactions for Continuing Education (May, 1998)
• Exploring the World-Wide Web (tutorial for novice web users)
• Building Your Own Web Site (GAEA, August 1997)
• Delivering Courses on the Internet (GAEA, August 1997)
• The Web and Higher Education (Spring 1996)
• Technology Training for Adult Educators (January 1996)
• Computer Skill Learning in the Workplace: A Comparative Case Study (dissertation, 1995)
• Using the Internet and the World-Wide Web for Continuing Education (NUCEA Region III, September 1995)

Last revised: October 2, 2007