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Larry S. Anderson, Ed.D.P. O. Box 2393 • Tupelo, MS 38803Phone: 662/844-9630 (Voice & FAX) •Cell: 662.321.0677 • Email: [email protected]

Founder/Director, National Center for Technology PlanningFormer Chair, Council for Education Technology—State of MississippiAssociate Professor (Ret.), Department of Technology and Education—Mississippi State University

Education:

Ed.D. The University of Alabama 1992 Administration and PlanningM.Ed. Mississippi State University 1972 Industrial EducationB.S. Mississippi State University 1972 Industrial Arts Education

Professional Experience:

1996-2000 Mississippi State University, Associate Professor1994-2004 Council for Education Technology, State of Mississippi, Chair1992-Present National Center for Technology Planning, Founder/Director1992-1996 Mississippi State University, Assistant Professor1990-1994 Mississippi State University, Director of Instructional Resources Center1984-1992 Mississippi State University, Instructor1981-1984 Starkville, Mississippi, Principal of Armstrong Middle School1973-1981 Starkville, Mississippi, Teacher at Henderson Junior High School

Professional and Academic Memberships:

Consortium for School NetworkingInternational Society for Technology in Education (ISTE)Kappa Delta PiMississippi Educational Computing AssociationPhi Kappa Phi

Leadership Accomplishments/Honors:

• Board of Advisors, Apple Distinguished Educators, Apple, Incorporated. (2005-2007).• Editorial Advisory Board, School Technology Leadership Insider. (2004-2006).• Impact 30 (2001)—selected by eSchool News as one of the 30 individuals who has most impacted technology

in the United States. Other recipients included: U.S. Senator John Glenn; AOL CEO Steve Case, MicrosoftFounder Bill Gates, FCC Chairman William Kennard.

• Apple Distinguished Educator (2000). The first higher education representative from Mississippi selected byApple, Incorporated for inclusion in this austere organization. The only active ADE in Mississippi.

• Editorial Advisory Board, eSchool News. (2000-present)• Selected for Board of Advisors, Center for Applied Research in Educational Technology. (http://caret.iste.org)

(2001-present)

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• International Advisory Board Member, Open Learning Agency, British Columbia Ministry ofEducation—devoted to innovative, pragmatic applications of distance education and distributive learning,worldwide (one of only two international board members chosen), 2000.

• Southern Regional Education Board (SREB) Instructional Materials Task Group, representing Mississippihigher education institutions and the IHL Board, 2000.

• Board Member, Benton Foundation Digital Divide Advisory Council, 1999-present• Chair, MS Council for Educational Technology (appointed by Governor in 1994, elected Chair of CET in 1994,

reappointed by Governor in 1998, 2002.)• Board Member, International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE), 1998-2000.• Founded the National Center for Technology Planning, 1992. This is the premier organization established to

provide direction in technology planning, policy, and leadership for the U.S. As a result of demand, the impactof NCTP has spread globally, with direct influence upon governmental decisioning in more than twentycountries.

• Delivered keynote presentations and conducted workshops for multiple groups, including: National SchoolBoards Association; Singapore International Information Technology Conference; Canadian NationalTechnology Planning Summit; National Learning Resources Association; Kentucky Teaching and LearningConference; Florida Educational Technology Conference; Texas Computer Education Association; TexasAssociation for Educational Technology; Texas Association of School Boards; Texas Educational ServiceCenter, Region XI; Texas Educational Service Center regional staff convocation (held in Beaumont, TX);Association of Christian Schools International; Mississippi Educational Computing Association; VirginiaEducational Leadership Summit; Florida Council on Instructional Technology Leadership (FCITL); andMissouri Technology Coordinator Conference.

Innovative Instructional Accomplishments:

• Master of Instructional Technology & Doctor of Education—Instructional Technology—I was the primaryarchitect for the graduate program in instructional technology at Mississippi State University, College ofEducation. The original design applied to a master’s degree; however, it expanded to include the doctoralprogram, as well. This was the first, and continues to be the only, graduate degree of this type in the State ofMississippi. I served as the main coordinator for this degree program, serving the areas of: education,business/corporate, government, military, public service, legal, medical, agriculture, and fine arts.

• Distance Learning/Education—Taught several courses in a distance learning format via the first-of-its-kindMississippi Fibernet 2000 network, a fully-interactive two-way video and audio fiber optics network that waspublicly switched. Fibernet sites have computer networks that are bridged through the campus switch and/orthe statewide network backbone in such a way that the system forms a Wide Area Network (WAN) to supportand augment instruction. Courses I taught via distance learning include:

- Emerging Technologies, a graduate-level course that introduces a smorgasbord of technologies tostudents entering the Instructional Technology program of study.

- Seminar in Planning for Instructional Technology, a high-level, high-expectation graduate-level coursedesigned to acquaint educators and other instructional personnel with the concepts of the planningprocess and particular strategies that can be employed to enhance technology infusion throughoutsociety.

- Advanced WWW in Education, a graduate-level course in which students learn imaginative strategiesfor using the World Wide Web more effectively as a tool for learning, communication, anddevelopment.


- Technology Laboratory Management, a split-level (undergraduate/graduate) course designed toacquaint students with strategies, policies, and considerations that come into play as one designs,maintains, improves, and manages a technology-enhanced facility for work and learning.

- SERC (Southeastern Education Resources Center) Interactive Training in Multimedia Technologies.• National Technology Plan—Participated with U.S. Department of Education in discussion on development of

the original National Technology Plan. Graduate students in my class, “Seminar in Planning for InstructionalTechnology,” were asked by the Secretary of Education’s office to provide summaries of all discussion. TheInternet, generally, and the World Wide Web, specifically, served as the platform on which all this informationwas transmitted. The transcript of my students’ work remains on the Web and has been referenced often as akey resource to this effort.

• World Wide Web Development—I have created and maintained multiple web pages/sites, some of whichpertained to classes I have taught. Besides maintaining a personal web page, I have created or developedpages for: National Center for Technology Planning; Seminar in Planning for Instructional Technology;Advanced WWW in Education; Hypermedia for Instruction; Technology Laboratory Management; andTechnology Applications for Effective Leadership. All this activity strengthened my instructional capacitymarkedly. In addition to developing web sites and pages for classroom use, I procured multiple domains andconstructed a web presence for professional speakers, consultants, and authors, including an innovative sitefor authors of eBooks and electronically-accessible reports.

• Internet activity by students—All students in all my classes since 1992 were required to have Internet presenceaccounts and use email, as a minimum, as a means to support instructional activities. I established Internetdiscussion lists for each class so pertinent conversation could continue between face-to-face class meetings. Inaddition, I invited specialists and experts from around the world to become a part of these lists; this providedimmediate reinforcement from some of the most respected individuals in various professions. Since 1999,students in my classes have been required to create their own web site for posting their class work. Studentssubmitted their work assignments electronically and published their work on the Internet so that anyone inthe world could profit from their scholarship. This activity was successful in revolutionizing the way manyclasses at Mississippi State University were taught.

• Desktop videoconferencing—I pioneered extensive use of CU-SeeMe™, a desktop videoconferencing softwaresolution, several years ago to enhance my instructional activities. Over time, I expanded my practice toinclude other videoconferencing programs, taking advantage of the multiple computing platforms used by mygraduate students around the world. I hosted numerous videoconferences via the Internet and broughtseveral guest speakers into my classes to make presentations via the Internet without leaving their locations.Students were able to demonstrate and talk to experts in the field about work they had performed, regardlessof their geographic location. I am unaware of any other instructor at Mississippi State University who everused desktop videoconferencing regularly in classes to broaden and strengthen the engagement of studentintellect. Use of desktop videoconferencing in this way provided a positive role model for numeroustechnology-adopting educators around the world.

• PreSTO (Preservice and Student Teachers Online)—I established PreSTO as an Internet worldwide discussionlist devoted specifically to preservice and student teachers, providing a forum in which they can discusscommon problems, concerns, celebrations, solutions, and policies. PreSTO has been extremely successful inproviding a non-threatening avenue through which students can gain the assistance they need as they pursuetheir teacher education degrees. PreSTO has approximately 800 subscribers on a regular basis.

Consulting Activities:

• Tupelo Country Club, Tupelo, MS. (2007, December – 2008, February). Consultation and facilitation for firstannual Board of Directors Strategic Planning Retreat.


• Collide Festival (http://www.collidefestival.com), Celebration Ministries, Bells, TX. (2007, June). Consultationand assistance with Local Area Network (LAN) and other technology needs to support the youth and musicfestival for 50,000 young people and youth ministers.

• St. Richard Catholic School, Jackson, MS (2007, March – present). External advising regarding technologyapplications for instruction in a school plant renovation project.

• UpSideBrown, LLC. (2006-present). Ongoing consultation regarding marketing personal assets, writing book,public speaking, and life coaching strategies.

• North Mississippi Medical Center, Tupelo, MS (2006, October). Podcasting as an avenue for professionaldevelopment, community relations, and general medical center PR.

• JBHM Architectural Group, Jackson, MS (2006, September). Podcasting and iPods as a solution to mobile-based learning.

• Rankin County (MS) School District. (2006, May-June). Podcasting in the classroom.• Itawamba Community College, Tupelo, MS (2006, May). Assisted with planning for podcasting in the Distance

Learning department.• Sewell & Associates and Darrell Marecel. (2006, May). Advised regarding forming a Christian contemporary

worship training school.• Lee County (MS) Library. (2006, April). Advised regarding digital storytelling project involving older citizens’

stories of surviving natural disasters in Tupelo, such as the infamous tornado of 1939.• Crye-Leike Realty, Inc., Tupelo, MS (2006, February-present). Assisted the Managing Broker in creating the

first real estate podcast for the State of Mississippi. http://normacast.libsyn.com• Crye-Leike Realty, Inc., Tupelo, MS (2005, November). Goal-setting retreat. Led real estate agents through a

process for setting individual and corporate goals.• Celebration Ministries, Bells, TX (2004, July-October). Led the development of a proposal to design and install

a high-speed Internet connection to a remote retreat location for Celebration. This involved coordinatingconversations among clients and vendors.

• Crye-Leike Realty, Inc., Tupelo, MS (2004, February-June). Evaluated real estate agent technology needs.Designed and installed an online realty client and property listing management process. Increased efficiencyand convenience for realtors and broker. Developed charts and spreadsheets showing realtor performance, aswell as agency performance in comparison to other local agencies.

• Celebration Ministries, Bells, TX (2004, February). Brokered a team of technology consultants to solvebusiness implementation problems within this organization. In addition, a strategy was developed for theclient that would lead to further consultancy in meeting ongoing challenges.

• Learning Points Associates, Naperville, IL (2003, December). Provided third-party review of critical documentsprior to their release to constituents in the North Central Regional Education Laboratory (NCREL) region.

• Morehead State University, Morehead, KY (2003, November). Conducted an on-site visit with top-leveluniversity administrators, college deans, and unit leaders for the purpose of helping them frame their desire todevelop academic technology plans for each college and unit, followed by a comprehensive technology planfor the entire university.

• Miracosta College, Oceanside, CA (2003, October). Conducted day-long technology planning retreat, for thepurpose of aiding the college in revising its technology plan. Also provided critique of existing documents tobe used in planning, as well as proposed framework documents.

• Celebration Ministries, Bells, TX (2003, July-August). Provided background research findings regardinginstallation of high-speed Internet connection, as well as an equipment list and deployment schedule forQuickTime™ streaming media.

• Concordia Parish (LA) School District. (2003, March). Provided on-site consultation regarding school facilitiesplanning–architectural concerns regarding technology in the expansion of existing school plan.


• State Educational Technology Directors Association (SETDA) National Leadership Summit (2002, December).Washington, DC. Invited as a consultant to provide insight, advice, and guidance for discussions related to thenew national technology plan.

• Florida Learning Alliance, Tallahassee, FL (2002, September-December). Assisted with development andpassage of FLA Strategic Plan. Facilitated strategic planning retreat at Wakulla Springs, FL involving constituentpartners.

• Crescent Project, Tupelo, MS (2001). Various technology consulting. Developed sample strategictelecommunications development plan for grant application.

• Technology planning consultancy has been provided to hundreds of school districts in all 50 states andmultiple nations. Services have ranged from general advising to development of a technology plan toevaluating schools’ existing plans.

Research/Creative Activities:

Publications

Anderson, L.S. (submitted 2007, January). 1:1 computing: Real or Memorex? T.H.E.Journal newsletter online.Anderson, L.S. (submitted 2006, October). Technology planning core values, Part 1. T.H.E.Journal newsletter

online.Anderson, L.S. (2006, September). Technology integration: Bridging the curriculum gap. Connected Newsletter.

Classroom Connect. 13(1), 16-18.Anderson, L.S. (submitted 2006, September). Global awareness: Create, explore, share. Edutopia (George Lucas

Educational Foundation).Anderson, L.S. (2006, September). Technology planning: Doing the right thing. T.H.E.Journal newsletter online.Anderson, L.S. (2006, February). Local leadership: Key to successful technology use. T.H.E. Journal, 33(7).Anderson, L.S. (2006, January). Macs in the middle: Who teaches the teachers?. T.H.E. Journal, 33(6).Anderson, L.S. (2005, December). Podcasting: Wisconsin middle schoolers become middle scholars. T.H.E.

Journal, 33(5).Anderson, L.S. (2005, November). A digital doorway to the world. T.H.E. Journal, 33(4).Anderson, L.S. (2004). Technology Audit Survivor’s Guide. (ISBN 0-9764901-0-2) National Center for Technology

Planning. Tupelo, MS: NCTP Media.Anderson, L. S. (in review). Five things every superintendent should know about technology planning.Anderson, L. S. (in review). Traits of effective teachers: Which one is best?Anderson, L. S. (in review). Who’s on first?—Guide to organizing a technology planning committeeAnderson, L.S. (2004, in press). Techno-crisis in America’s schools: Acceptable Use Policies vs. filtering software.Anderson, L.S. & Perry, J. F. (2002). FutureSouth: A BellSouth education technology framework for securing an

enhanced future. A special commissioned report for the BellSouth Foundation, Atlanta, GA..Anderson, L.S. (2001). Online learning in the North Central region: A profile of policies and policy issues. A

special report for North Central Regional Education Laboratory, Naperville, IL.Anderson, L.S. (2001-2003, in press). Technology Planning in Technology Encyclopedia. Charlottesville, VA:

Publisher TBA. (invited author)Anderson, L.S. (2002, May/June). The untethered scholar: Free at last. (Part Two) Multimedia Schools, 9(3), 50-

53.Anderson, L.S. (2002, March/April). The untethered scholar: Free at last. (Part One) Multimedia Schools, 9(2), 50-

54.Anderson, L.S. (2002, January/February). Accountability: “Decloaking” the hidden agendas. Multimedia Schools,

9(1), 50-52.


Anderson, L.S. (2001, November/December). New planning model: A matter of cycles. Multimedia Schools, 8(6),54-57.

Anderson, L.S. (2001, October). About face! Technology planning upside down, inside out, and standing on yourhead. Multimedia Schools, 8(5), 52-54.

Anderson, L.S. (2001, September). Arriving at first base. Multimedia Schools, 8(4), 52-54.Anderson, L.S. (2000). How digital technologies will change the nature of teaching & learning in the new

millennium. eSchool News. Millennium edition.Anderson, L.S. (1998, Summer). Do you know where your technology plan is now? ASCD Curriculum/Technology

Quarterly, 7(3), 7-8.Anderson, L.S. (1998). Planning for gold. [Audiocassette program]. Mississippi State, MS: National Center for

Technology Planning.Anderson, L.S. (1996, April). Technology planning at state, district, and local levels. ERIC Digest, ERIC

Clearinghouse on Information and Technology, Syracuse, NY. (ED 393 448).Anderson, L.S. (1995, November/December). Making dreams come true!—How to write a technology plan.

Multimedia Schools. 2 (5), 15-19.Anderson, L.S. (1995, April). The NCTP: What it is, what it does. Technology Connection, 2 (2), p. 14.Anderson, L. S., Perry, J. F., & Daley, B. (1994, November). National Center for Technology Planning: An online

smorgasbord. Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Telecommunications in Education,Albuquerque, NM.

Anderson, L. S., Perry, J. F., Clement, J., Handler, M., Owen, T., & Serim, F. (1994, November). PreSTO (Preserviceand Student Teachers Online) works. Proceedings of the Third International Conference onTelecommunications in Education, Albuquerque, NM.

Perry, J. F., & Anderson, L. S.. (1994, November). The graduate-level telecommunications course: What isrequired. Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Telecommunications in Education,Albuquerque, NM.

Anderson, L. S. (1994, October). The role of the school business manager in technology planning: An in-depthlook. Administrative Computing and Instructional Technology, 10 (2), 1, 4-5.

Course Author—Introduction to Hypermedia, Mississippi State University, 1994.Co-Author—Telecommunications: Applications for Scholarship, Mississippi State University, 1994.Anderson, L. S., & Perry, J. F. (1994, Spring). Technology planning: Recipe for success. Journal of Technology and

Teacher Education.Abramson, G. A., Anderson, L. S. , & Gollnik, D. (1994, Spring). NCATE and ISTE: Accreditation guidelines

adopted for service. Journal of Technology and Teacher Education.Anderson, L. S. (1994, June). Technology planning in America’s schools: A status report. Proceedings of the

National Educational Computing Conference, p. 139. (refereed)Waugh, M., Anderson, L. S., Brehm, B., & Thurber, B. (1994, June). Telecommunications and teacher education:

Developing electronic communities of teachers and learners. Proceedings of the National EducationalComputing Conference, pp. 357-358. (refereed)

Anderson, L. S., Perry, J. F., & Schmidt, K. (1993). Internet: An electronic extension of the classroom: A nationalmodel . Proceedings of the Society for Technology and Teacher Education, pp. 646-647. (refereed)

Perry, J. F., Anderson, L. S., & Abraham, P. S. (1993, Fall) Purchasing a computer: The correct three-step process.Phi Delta Kappa Newsletter.

Perry, J. F., & Anderson, L. S. (1993, Fall). Computer assisted instruction: Categories and applications. Phi DeltaKappa Newsletter.

Anderson, L. S., & Abernathy, K. (1993). Can we talk? Preservice teachers get their heads together. Proceedingsof the Second International Conference on Telecommunications in Education, Dallas, TX.

Gamble, L. R., & Anderson, L. S. (1989, September). Nine easy steps to avoiding software copyright infringement.NASSP Bulletin, 73 (518), 90-93.


Course Author—Emerging Technologies, Mississippi State University, 1989.Course Author—Directed Project in Instructional Technology, Mississippi State University, 1989.Course Author—Interactive Media, Mississippi State University, 1989.Course Author—Seminar in Planning for Instructional Technology, Mississippi State University, 1989.Course Author—Technology Laboratory Management, Mississippi State University, 1989.Co-Author—Financial Management Model for the School Executive Management Institute, School Executive

Management Institute, Mississippi State Department of Education, 1987.Course Author—Design and Evaluation of Instructional Software, Mississippi State University, 1986.Co-Author—Computer Literacy for Administrators, School Executive Management Institute, Mississippi State

Department of Education, 1986.Co-Author—A Handbook/Reference Manual for Microcomputers in Education, Mississippi State University, 1985.

Most recent revision—1993.

Presentations

Anderson, L.S. (2008, February). 21st century learning: Practical, proven strategies for implementation. Featuredspeech, EdTech 2008 Conference. Ashland, VA.

Anderson, L.S. (2008, February). Podcasting basics for teachers: The what, why, and how of podcasting in theclassroom. Hands-on workshop. Madison County Career and Technical Center. Madison, MS.

Anderson, L.S. & Reed, J. (2008, January). Podcasting hands-on for the absolute beginner. Hands-on workshop.25th Annual Mississippi Educational Computing Association Conference. Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L.S. & Reed. J. (2008, January). Podcasting and podcatching for the absolute beginner. Concurrentsession. 25th Annual Mississippi Educational Computing Association Conference. Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L.S. (2007, August). Misfits in your classroom: Who’s to blame? Back to school convocation. CoahomaCounty School District. Clarksdale, MS—Keynote.

Anderson, L.S. (2007, August). Podcasting for educators: Soup to nuts. Regional staff development day forteachers and administrators. Ozark Unlimited Resources Education Cooperative. Harrison, AR.

Anderson, L.S. (2007, August). Misfits in your classroom: Who’s to blame? Regional staff development day forteachers and administrators. Ozark Unlimited Resources Education Cooperative. Harrison, AR.

Anderson, L.S. (2007, July). So what? Now, what?. After dinner keynote for community supporters. MonroeCounty School District. Amory, MS.

Dahlby, G. & Anderson, L.S. (2007, June). Learning for leaders 2.0: Development of self and team. NationalEducational Computing Conference. Atlanta, GA.

Anderson, L.S. (2007, June). Podcasting and podcatching for the absolute beginner. Spotlight Session. NationalEducational Computing Conference. Atlanta, GA.

Anderson, L.S. (2007, June). Technology policy: Keeping your school—and you—out of trouble! Workshop.National Educational Computing Conference. Atlanta, GA.

Anderson, L.S. (2007, June). Podcasting hands-on: From start to finish without a hitch. Hands-on workshop.National Educational Computing Conference. Atlanta, GA.

Anderson, L.S. & Reed, J. (2007, June). Global awareness: iStories bring student stories to life. AlabamaEducational Technology Conference. Birmingham, AL—Featured Keynote.

Anderson, L.S. & Reed, J. (2007, June). Tricks and themes for learning with the world. Alabama EducationalTechnology Conference. Birmingham, AL—Featured Keynote.

Anderson, L.S. & Reed, J. (2007, June). Global awareness: Explore. Create. Share. Alabama EducationalTechnology Conference. Birmingham, AL—Featured Keynote.

Anderson, L.S. & Reed, J. (2007, June). 21st Century projects with iLife™. Alabama Educational TechnologyConference. Birmingham, AL


Anderson, L.S. (2007, June). Podcasting for educators: Soup to nuts. Northeast Mississippi Teachers Summit.Itawamba Community College—Tupelo campus. Tupelo, MS.

Anderson, L.S. (2007, June). Misfits in your classroom: Who’s to blame? Northeast Mississippi Teachers Summit.Itawamba Community College—Tupelo campus. Tupelo, MS.

Anderson, L.S. (2007, May). Prepare: Your future is now. Presentation to high school graduating seniors. FirstPresbyterian Church. Tupelo, MS.

Anderson, L.S. (2007, May). Technology policy: Keeping your school—and you—out of trouble. TennesseeAssociation of Independent Schools annual conference. Nashville, TN.

Anderson, L.S. & Reed, J. (2007, May). Podcasting and podcatching for the absolute beginner. TennesseeAssociation of Independent Schools annual conference. Nashville, TN.

Reed, J. & Anderson, L.S. (2007, May). Global awareness: Explore. Create. Share. Tennessee Association ofIndependent Schools annual conference. Nashville, TN—Keynote.

Anderson, L.S. (2007, March). Podcasting hands-on: Start to finish without a hitch. Illinois Technology Conferencefor Educators. St. Charles, IL—Workshop.

Anderson, L.S. (2007, March). Podcasting and podcasting for absolute beginners. Illinois Technology Conferencefor Educators. St. Charles, IL.

Anderson, L.S. (2007, March). Podcasting for educators: Soup to nuts. Illinois Technology Conference forEducators. St. Charles, IL.

Anderson, L.S. (2007, March). Technology policy: Keeping your school—and you—out of trouble. IllinoisTechnology Conference for Educators. St. Charles, IL.

Anderson, L.S. (2007, March). Global awareness: Explore. Create. Share. Middle Tennessee TechnologyAssociation Leadership Summit. Crossville, TN—Keynote.

Anderson, L.S. (2007, February). Podcasting studio construction kit. Creating Futures Through TechnologyConference for Mississippi Higher Education Institutions. Biloxi, MS.

Anderson, L.S. (2007, February). Technology planning: Then and now. Presentation to graduate class atUniversity of Northern Iowa. Professor: Dr. Leigh Zeitz. Videoconference.

Anderson, L.S. & Reed, J. (2007, January). Podcasting hands-on: From start to finish in 90 minutes. MississippiEducational Computing Association annual conference. Workshop. Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L.S. & Reed, J. (2007, January). Digital video for your classroom: Hollywood goes to school. MississippiEducational Computing Association annual conference. Workshop. Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L.S. (2007, January). Technology audits made easy (TAME). Mississippi Educational ComputingAssociation annual conference. Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L.S. & Reed, J. (2007, January). Podcast studio construction kit. Mississippi Educational ComputingAssociation annual conference. Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L.S. & Reed, J. (2007, January). Podcasting and podcatching for the absolute beginner. MississippiEducational Computing Association annual conference. Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L.S. (2007, January). Misfits in your classroom: Who’s to blame? Nettleton (MS) School District Back-to-School Faculty Convocation. Nettleton, MS—Keynote.

Anderson, L.S. (2006, December). Podcasting and podcatching for the absolute beginner. Arkansas Society forTechnology in Education (ARKSTE) regional conference. Cabot, AR—Keynote.

Anderson, L.S., Judd, M., Owens, C., Reed, J., & Robinson, A. (2006, December). Global awareness: Explore.Create. Share. Tennessee Educational Technology Conference annual meeting. Nashville, TN—Keynote.

Anderson, L.S., Judd, M., Owens, C., Robinson, A. (2006, December). Global awareness: Tips, tricks, and themesfor learning “with” the world. Tennessee Educational Technology Conference annual meeting. Nashville, TN.

Reed, J. & Anderson, L.S. (2006, December). Global awareness iStories: Bringing student stories to life withglobal connections. Tennessee Educational Technology Conference annual meeting. Nashville, TN.

Anderson, L.S. (2006, October). Podcasting and podcatching for the absolute beginner. Kansas BusinessEducation Association annual conference. Wichita, KS.


Anderson, L.S. (2006, October). Podcasting: From start to finish in 90 minutes. Kansas Business EducationAssociation annual conference. Wichita, KS—Hands-on workshop.

Anderson, L.S. (2006, October). Misfits in your classroom: Who’s to blame? Kansas Business EducationAssociation annual conference. Wichita, KS—Keynote.

Anderson, L.S. (2006, October). Podcasting and podcatching for the absolute beginner. Itawamba CommunityCollege. Fulton, MS. Professional development convocation—Keynote.

Anderson, L.S. (2006, October). Misfits in your classroom: Who’s to blame? Monroe County (MS) School Districtprofessional development convocation. Smithville, MS—Keynote.

Anderson, L.S. (2006, September). Technology leadership and planning for 1:1 computing environments. FloridaCouncil for Instructional Technology Leaders. Annual conference—Keynote.

Anderson, L.S. (2006, September). The iPod as a powerful ally in the classroom. Mississippi Business EducationAssociation regional meeting. Tupelo, MS—Keynote.

Anderson, L.S. (2006, August). Misfits in the classroom: Who’s to blame? Faculty Convocation for Opening ofSchool Semester. Russellville (AL) School District. Russellville, AL—Keynote.

Anderson, L.S. (2006, August). Misfits in the classroom: Who’s to blame? Faculty Convocation for Opening ofSchool Semester. Aberdeen (MS) School District. Aberdeen, MS—Keynote.

Anderson, L.S. (2006, August). Misfits in the classroom: Who’s to blame? Faculty Convocation for Opening ofSchool Semester. Western Line School District. Greenville, MS—Keynote.

Anderson, L.S. (2006, August). Misfits in the classroom: Who’s to blame? Faculty Convocation for Opening ofSchool Semester. Oktibbeha County (MS) School District. Mayhew, MS—Keynote.

Anderson, L.S. (2006, August). Misfits in the classroom: Who’s to blame? Faculty Convocation for Opening ofSchool Semester. Union County (MS) School District. Ingomar, MS—Keynote.

Anderson, L.S. (2006, August). Misfits in the classroom: Who’s to blame? Faculty Convocation for Opening ofSchool Semester. Itawamba Community College. Fulton, MS—Keynote.

Anderson, L.S. (2006, August). Digital media: Bringing the excitement of Hollywood to your classroom. FacultyConvocation for Opening of School Semester. Itawamba Community College. Fulton, MS—Concurrentsession.

Anderson, L.S. (2006, July). Podcasting and podcatching for the absolute beginner. National EducationalComputing Conference. San Diego, CA—Spotlight Session.

Anderson, L.S. (2006, July). Digital video in the classroom: Stephen Spielberg never had this much fun. NationalEducational Computing Conference. San Diego, CA—Full-Day workshop.

Anderson, L.S. & Moreau. J. (2006, July). Technology policy: Keeping your school–and you–out of trouble.National Educational Computing Conference. San Diego, CA—Half-Day workshop.

Anderson, L.S. (2006, June). Podcasting and podcatching for the absolute beginner. Hot Springs TechnologyInstitute. Hot Springs, AR.

Anderson, L.S. (2006, June). Podcasting studio construction kit: Soup to nuts. Hot Springs Technology Institute.Hot Springs, AR.

Anderson, L.S. (2006, June). Technology audits made easy. Mississippi Association of Secondary School Principalssummer conference. Philadelphia, MS.

Anderson, L.S. (2006, May). TLGF=R+R+R+R: Equation for success. Technology Learning Group Facilitatortraining. Escambia County Schools. Pensacola, FL.

Anderson, L.S. (2006, April). Integrating new technologies into your business. Greater Starkville DevelopmentPartnership. Starkville, MS—Lunch and Learn Keynote.

Anderson, L.S. (2006, April). Podcasting for education: Making authentic learning fun for authentic learners.C.R.E.A.T.E. for Mississippi Convocation. Mississippi State, MS—Conference Keynote.

Anderson, L.S. (2006, March). Misfits in your classroom: Who’s to blame? Arizona Microcomputers in EducationConference. Arizona State University, Tempe—Conference Keynote.


Anderson, L.S. (2006, March). Podcasting and podcatching for the absolute beginner. Concurrent session.Mississippi Business Education Association Annual Conference. Booneville, MS.

Anderson, L.S. (2006, February). Discovering the power of computer-assisted instruction. Lunch & Learn series.Northeast Mississippi Community College Faculty Professional Development. Booneville, MS.

Anderson, L.S. & Reed, J. (2006, January). Podcasting studio construction kit: Soup to nuts. Concurrent session.Mississippi Educational Computing Association Annual Conference. Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L.S. & Reed, J. (2006, January). Podcasting and podcatching for the absolute beginner. Concurrentsession. Mississippi Educational Computing Association Annual Conference. Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L.S. & Reed, J. (2006, January). Podcasting: From start to finish in 90 minutes. Hands-on workshop.Mississippi Educational Computing Association Annual Conference. Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L.S. (2006, January). Why am I here? Wednesday evening worship series. First Presbyterian Church,Tupelo, MS.

Anderson, L.S., (2006, January). Bridging the learning gap with instructional technologies. Faculty Convocation forOpening of School Semester. Northeast Mississippi Community College. Booneville, MS—Keynote.

Anderson, L.S., (2006, January). Misfits in your classroom: Who’s to blame?. Faculty Convocation for Opening ofSchool Semester. Henderson County (TN) School District. Lexington, TN—Keynote.

Anderson, L.S. (2005, October). Technology Audits Made Easy (TAME). Full-day workshop for Iowa Technologyand Education Connection (ITEC) Annual Conference. Des Moines, IA.

Anderson, L.S. (2005, October). Podcatching and podcasting for the absolute beginner. Concurrent session forIowa Technology and Education Connection (ITEC) Annual Conference. Des Moines, IA.

Anderson, L.S. (2005, October). Technology policy: Keeping your school—and you—out of trouble. Concurrentsession for Iowa Technology and Education Connection (ITEC) Annual Conference. Des Moines, IA.

Anderson, L.S. (2005, October). Misfits in your classroom: Who’s to blame?. Keynote address for Iowa Technologyand Education Connection (ITEC) Annual Conference. Des Moines, IA.

Anderson, L.S. (2005, August). Digital storytelling: Strategies for improving classroom instruction. FacultyConvocation for Opening of School Semester. Pearl River Community College, Poplarville, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (2005, August). Misfits in your classroom: Who’s to blame? Faculty Convocation for Opening ofSchool Semester. St. Andrews Independent Schools. Collierville, TN—Keynote.

Anderson, L. S. (2005, August). Misfits in your classroom: Who’s to blame? Faculty Convocation for Opening ofSchool Semester. Natchez-Adams School District. Natchez, MS—Keynote.

Anderson, L. S. (2005, August). Misfits in your classroom: Who’s to blame? Faculty Convocation for Opening ofSchool Semester. Holly Springs School District. Holly Springs, MS—Keynote.

Anderson, L. S. & Reed, J. (2005, July). Flying forward. iSummit Conference. Council of Lighthouse Schools.Memphis, TN. — Keynote.

Anderson, L. S., Benno, M., Klein, C., Niles, R., Reed, J., & Vassos,, K. (2005, June). Secrets of the masters:Wireless networking made simple. National Educational Computing Conference (NECC). Philadelphia, PA.

Anderson, L. S. (2005, June). Technology policy: Keeping your school—and you—out of trouble! NationalEducational Computing Conference (NECC). Philadelphia, PA.

Anderson, L. S., Biddle, J., Henderson, D., McGuire, C. A., Rastrick, K., Reed, J., & Torres, M. (2005, June). Hands-on digital storytelling: movie making made simple…and fun! National Educational Computing Conference(NECC). Philadelphia, PA.

Anderson, L.S. (2005, June). Assessment & evaluation. Digital Learning Summer Institute. Catholic High School,Pensacola, FL.

Anderson, L.S. (2005, June). Current and emerging trends in instructional technologies: Focus on administrators.Delta Superintendents’ Leadership Academy. Delta State University, Cleveland, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (2005, May). Persistence counts. Premier Designs, Inc. Regional Meeting. Pontotoc, MS.Anderson, L. S. (2005, April). Misfits in your classroom: Who’s to blame? Faculty Professional Development.

Marshall County School District. Holly Springs, MS—Keynote (three sessions).


Anderson, L. S. (2005, January). Misfits in your classroom: Who’s to blame? Faculty Convocation for Opening ofSchool Semester. West Tallahatchie County School District. Webb, MS—Keynote.

Anderson, L. S. (2005, January). Misfits in your classroom: Who’s to blame? Faculty Convocation for Opening ofSchool Semester. Tishomingo County School District. Iuka, MS—Keynote.

Anderson, L. S. (2004, October). iMovie™ for elementary teachers. The Learning Center, Mississippi StateUniversity, Mississippi State, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (2004, October). iMovie™ for secondary teachers. The Learning Center, Mississippi StateUniversity, Mississippi State, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (2004, August). iMovie™ for teachers. REI Seminar3, Mississippi State University, MississippiState, MS.

Anderson, L. S. & Anderson, D. L. (2004, August). Misfits in your classroom: Who’s to blame? Faculty Convocationfor Opening of School Year. Neshoba County School District. Philadelphia, MS—Keynote.

Anderson, L. S. & Anderson, D. L. (2004, August). Misfits in your classroom: Who’s to blame? Faculty Convocationfor Opening of School Year. Bay St. Louis-Waveland School District. Bay St. Louis, MS—Keynote.

Anderson, L. S. (2004, August). Building bridges within a school: Strategies for tying academic classes andresource classes together. Bay-Waveland Middle School. Bay St. Louis, MS.

Anderson, L. S. & Anderson, D. L. (2004, August). Misfits in your classroom: Who’s to blame? Faculty Convocationfor Opening of School Year. Rankin County School District. Brandon, MS—Keynote.

Anderson, L. S. (2004, August). Technology integration in the Math & Science classrooms. Rankin County SchoolDistrict. Brandon, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (2004, August). Technology integration in the Social Studies classrooms. Rankin County SchoolDistrict. Brandon, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (2004, August). Technology integration in the Language Arts & Foreign Language classrooms.Rankin County School District. Brandon, MS.

Anderson, L. S. & Anderson, D. L. (2004, August). Misfits in your classroom: Who’s to blame? Faculty Convocationfor Opening of School Year. Hinds Community College. Raymond, MS—Keynote.

Anderson, L. S. (2004, August). Digital media secrets for success in teaching. Hinds Community College.Raymond, MS.

Anderson, L. S. & Anderson, D. L. (2004, August). Misfits in your classroom: Who’s to blame? Faculty Convocationfor Opening of School Year. Southwest Mississippi Community College. Summit, MS—Keynote.

Anderson, L. S., Benno, M., Pandolfo, S., & Robinson, A. (2004, June). Secrets of the masters: Wireless networkingmade simple. National Educational Computing Conference (NECC). New Orleans, LA.

Anderson, L. S. & Moreau, J. (2004, June). Technology policy: Keeping your school—and you—out of trouble!National Educational Computing Conference (NECC). New Orleans, LA.

Anderson, L. S., Adams, M., & Pandolfo, S. (2004, June). Wireless networking hands-on: Built it and they willcome. National Educational Computing Conference (NECC). New Orleans, LA.

Anderson, L. S. (2004, February). The nation’s best kept secret: Educational technology resources in Mississippi.Creating Futures Through Technology Conference. Biloxi, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (2004, January). Color my teacher: Inspiring! Luncheon address to Future Educators of America,Tupelo/Lee County High School. Tupelo, MS—Keynote.

Anderson, L. S. (2004, January). Technology audit: It’s coming to a school near you. Mississippi EducationalComputing Association. Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (2004, January). Technology policy: Keeping your school—and you—out of trouble. MississippiEducational Computing Association. Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (2004, January). Wireless networking made simple. Mississippi Educational ComputingAssociation. Jackson, MS.

Burnham, H. & Anderson, L. S. (2004, January). Technology and learning through the eyes of a high schoolsenior. Mississippi Educational Computing Association. Jackson, MS.


Adams, M. & Anderson, L. S. (2004, January). An open forum for Mississippi technology coordinators. MississippiEducational Computing Association. Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (2003, September). Retrospections: The Past or the Future? Mississippi State University Researchand Curriculum Unit, Staff Appreciation Banquet—Keynote.

Anderson, L. S. (2003, August). Misfits in your classroom: Who’s to blame? Faculty Convocation for Opening ofSchool Year. East Mississippi Community College. Scooba, MS—Keynote.

Anderson, L. S. (2003, June). iMovie™ for teachers. REI Seminar2, Mississippi State University, Mississippi State,MS.

Anderson, L. S., Benno, M., Pandolfo, S., & Robinson, A. (2003, June). Secrets of the masters: Wireless networkingmade simple. National Educational Computing Conference (NECC). Seattle, WA.

Anderson, L. S. (2003, June). Technology policy: Keeping your school—and you—out of trouble! NationalEducational Computing Conference (NECC). Seattle, WA.

Anderson, L. S., Henderson, D., & Torres, M. (2003, June). Digital video for your classroom: Hollywood goes toschool!. National Educational Computing Conference (NECC), Seattle, WA.

Anderson, L.S. (2003, June). iMovie™ for teachers. REI Seminar, Mississippi State University, Mississippi State,MS.

Anderson, L. S. (2003, April). Technology and social justice: Unsettling contemplations. Van Til DistinguishedLecturer Series, Indiana State University, Terre Haute, IN—Keynote.

Anderson, L. S. (2003, April). PT3…and beyond. PT3 Wrap-up Conference. School of Education, TennesseeTechnological University, Cookeville, TN—Keynote.

Anderson, L. S. (2003, March). Secrets for successful tech plan revisions. Mississippi Public School TechnologyCoordinators’ Conference. Jackson, MS—Keynote.

Anderson, L. S. (2003, March). Musings. First Presbyterian Church Senior Adult Luncheon. Tupelo, MS—Keynote.Anderson, L. S. (2003, March). Technology planning: Revising and updating your existing plan. Oklahoma

Learning Technology Conference. Oklahoma City, OK.Anderson, L. S. (2003, March). Wireless networking made simple. Oklahoma Learning Technology Conference.

Oklahoma City, OK.Anderson, L. S. (2003, March). Scratching where you itch. Oklahoma Learning Technology Conference.

Oklahoma City, OK—Closing keynote.Anderson, L. S. (2003, March). Technology policy: Keeping your school—and you—out of trouble! Oklahoma

Learning Technology Conference. Oklahoma City, OK.Anderson, L. S. (2003, March). Technology audit: It’s coming to a school near you! Oklahoma Learning

Technology Conference. Oklahoma City, OK.Anderson, L. S. (2003, March). Catching teachers as they fall through the technology net. Oklahoma Learning

Technology Conference. Oklahoma City, OK—Opening keynote.Anderson, L. S., & Webster, J. (2003, February). Mississippi’s Council for Education Technology: Best-kept secrets.

Creating Futures Technology Conference for Higher Education. Biloxi, MS.Anderson, L. S. (2003, February). Periscopes, microscopes, and telescopes: A leader’s perspective. Florida

Instructional Technology Coordinators Council. Orlando, FL—Keynote.Anderson, L. S. (2003, January). Hollywood goes to school: Digital video for your classroom. Mississippi

Educational Computing Association Annual Conference. Jackson, MSAnderson, L. S. (2002, December). Technology planning: Rebirth of Rubik’s Cube. Educational Technology

Leadership Conference, Virginia Department of Education. Roanoke, VA—KeynoteAnderson, L. S. (2002, December). Revising and updating your existing plan: New tools & strategies. Educational

Technology Leadership Conference, Virginia Department of Education. Roanoke, VAAnderson, L. S. (2002, December). Technology coordinator roundtable: Architects of dreams. Educational

Technology Leadership Conference, Virginia Department of Education. Roanoke, VA


Anderson, L. S. (2002, December). Technology audit: It’s coming to a school near you. Educational TechnologyLeadership Conference, Virginia Department of Education. Roanoke, VA

Anderson, L. S. (2002, September). Leaders & technology: A natural mix. CREATE Foundation LeadershipDevelopment Forum. Old Waverly, West Point, MS.—Keynote.

Anderson, L. S. (2002, August). Technology planning in Texas schools: A superstart to a new millennium. ESC14SuperStart Regional Conference, Abilene, TX—Plenary keynote.

Anderson, L.S. (2002, June). iMovie™ for teachers. REI Seminar2, Mississippi State University, Mississippi State,MS.

Anderson, L. S. (2002, June). Living in technamerica: Are we any better off? Hot Springs Technology Conference.Hot Springs, AR.—Keynote.

Anderson, L. S. (2002, June). Hollywood goes to school: Digital video for your classroom. Hot SpringsTechnology Conference. Hot Springs, AR.

Anderson, L. S. (2002, June). Technology audit: It’s coming to a school near you! Hot Springs TechnologyConference. Hot Springs, AR.

Anderson, L. S., Benno, M., Henderson, D., Pandolfo, S., & Robinson, A. (2002, June). Secrets of the masters:Wireless networking made simple. National Educational Computing Conference (NECC). San Antonio, TX.

Anderson, L. S. (2002, June). Technology planning: Revising and updating your existing plan. NationalEducational Computing Conference (NECC). San Antonio, TX.

Anderson, L. S., Henderson, D., & Torres, M. (2002, June). Digital video for your classroom: Hollywood goes toschool!. National Educational Computing Conference (NECC), San Antonio, TX.

Anderson, L. S. (2002, June). iMovie™ for teachers. REI Seminar, Mississippi State University, Mississippi State,MS.

Anderson, L. S. (2002, March). Watching the sun set on Kentucky TLC. Kentucky Teaching and LearningConference, Louisville, KY.—Closing keynote.

Anderson, L. S. (2002, March). Technology planning: Recipe for success. Kentucky Teaching and LearningConference, Louisville, KY.

Anderson, L. S. (2002, March). Blossom where you’re planted: Technology planning at the school site level.Kentucky Teaching and Learning Conference, Louisville, KY.

Anderson, L. S. (2002, March). District-level leadership: Technology planning for student success…or…The lawof the price tag: Planning for student success at the district level. Kentucky Teaching and LearningConference, Louisville, KY.

Anderson, L. S. (2002, March). Leadership principles for technology resource teachers in Kentucky classrooms.Kentucky Teaching and Learning Conference, Louisville, KY.

Anderson, L. S. (2002, March). And the learning begins.... Kentucky Teaching and Learning Conference,Louisville, KY—Opening keynote.

Anderson, L.S. (2002, March). Secrets of the masters: Wireless networking made simple. Florida EducationalTechnology Conference, Orlando, FL—Moderated panel with Benno, M., Kemker, K., & Thompson, M.

Anderson, L.S. (2002, January). Hollywood goes to school: Digital video for your classroom. MississippiEducational Computing Association annual conference, Jackson, MS—hands-on workshop.

Anderson, L.S. (2001, December). Transforming schools in the new millennium. Superintendents Summit.Kohler, WI—Keynote.

Anderson, L.S. (2001, October). Advancements in technology: But, are we any better off?. Pinellas CountyEducational Technology Conference, St. Petersburg, FL—Keynote.

Anderson, L.S. (2001, October). Hollywood goes to school: Digital video for your classroom. Pinellas CountyEducational Technology Conference, St. Petersburg, FL.

Anderson, L.S. (2001, November). Popcorn: Seed or feed? The evolution of pro-d. Classroom Connect NationalConference, Long Beach, CA—Keynote.


Anderson, L.S. (2001, November). Inoculated with technology: But are we any better off?. Classroom ConnectNational Conference, Long Beach, CA.

Anderson, L.S. (2001, November). Advancements in technology: But, are we any better off?. MarylandInstructional Computer Coordinators Association, Baltimore, MD—Keynote.

Anderson, L.S. (2001, October). Advancements in technology: But, are we any better off?. Kentucky CriticalBalance Conference, Louisville, KY—Luncheon keynote.

Anderson, L.S. (2001, September). Milestones of the mind: “Ponder points” that make all the difference.Northeast Mississippi Community College Faculty Professional Development, Booneville, MS.

Anderson, L.S. (2001, August). Visions of visionaries: An easy pill to swallow. Fayette County Teachers Assembly,Fayette, AL—Keynote.

Anderson, L.S. (2001, July). Designing telecommunications systems in primary instructional settings.Telecommunications in Education Conference, University of Wisconsin-Madison, WI—Keynote .

Anderson, L.S. (2001, July). Designing telecommunications systems in specialized educational settings.Telecommunications in Education Conference, University of Wisconsin-Madison, WI—Keynote.

Anderson, L.S., Henderson, D., & Torres, M. (2001, June). Digital video for your classroom: Hollywood goes toschool!. National Educational Computing Conference (NECC), Chicago, IL.

Anderson, L.S., & Daley, B. (2001, June). Technology policy: Keeping your school—and you—out of trouble.National Educational Computing Conference (NECC), Chicago, IL.

Anderson, L.S. (2001, June). Technology planning: Secrets for revising and evaluating your technology plan.National Educational Computing Conference (NECC), Chicago, IL.

Anderson, L.S., Byer, D., Colllins, S., Fulton, K., Gowen, R., McGinn, F., & McManus, J. (2001, June). Web-basedlearning: America’s educators speak to Congress. National Educational Computing Conference (NECC),Chicago, IL.

Anderson, L.S., Armstrong, S., Carvin, A., Jackson, R., & Rogers, A. (2001, June). The Supreme Court is in session:Ask the experts. National Educational Computing Conference (NECC), Chicago, IL.

Anderson, L.S., Carvin, A., Daley, B., Henderson, D., Reynolds, P., & Torres, M. (2001, June). Creativityextravaganza: Throwing mudpies in the face of tradition. National Educational Computing Conference(NECC), Chicago, IL.

Anderson, L.S. (2001, April). Reflections of the future. Mississippi Delta Conference on Economic andCommunity Development, Delta State University, Cleveland, MS—Luncheon keynote.

Anderson, L.S. (2001, February). Advancements in technology: But, are we any better off?. National LearningResources Conference, Learning Resources Association of California Community Colleges, San Francisco,CA.—Keynote.

Anderson, L.S. & Carvin, A. (2001, February). Don’t get blind-sided by technology: What can we see over thehorizon? National Learning Resources Conference, Learning Resources Association of California CommunityColleges, San Francisco, CA.

Anderson, L.S., Carvin, A., Honey, M., Lemke, C., & Rogers, A. (2000, June). The Supreme Court is in session: Askthe experts. National Educational Computing Conference (NECC), Atlanta, GA.

Anderson, L.S., Carvin, A., Daley, B., & Perry, J.F. (2000, June). Creativity extravaganza: Throwing mudpies in theface of tradition. National Educational Computing Conference (NECC), Atlanta, GA.

Anderson, L.S. (2000, March). New models for technology planning. Invited special guest speech for eSchoolNews School Technology Leadership Conference, Austin, TX.

Anderson, L.S. (1999, November). Technology planning: The dawn of a new millennium. Address for the TexasAssociation for Educational Technology (TAET), Corpus Christi, TX.

Anderson, L.S. (1999, November). Technology planning in the Christian school. Address for the Association ofChristian Schools International, Anaheim, CA.


Anderson, L.S. (1999, November). Teaching techniques for the distance educator: Stories from a personaljourney. Presentation, via Mississippi Interactive Video Network, to Mississippi community college faculty,Mississippi State, MS.

Anderson, L.S. (1999, July). MAGNOLIA and the role of the Mississippi Council for Educational Technology.Mississippi Librarian Weekend Summit, Mississippi State, MS.

Anderson, L.S., Carvin, A., March, T., Pesnik, S., & Rogers, A. (1999, June). The Supreme Court is in session: Askthe experts. National Educational Computing Conference (NECC), Atlantic City, NJ.

Anderson, L.S., Reynolds, P, Stager, G. (1999, June). Digital storytelling and the magic of creativity. NationalEducational Computing Conference (NECC), Atlantic City, NJ.

Anderson, L.S. (1999, March). Technology planning: challenges facing rural schools. Keynote address for theNational Schools Boards Association, San Francisco, CA.

Anderson, L.S. (1999, February). Technology planning: it’s more than computers. Address for the SingaporeInternational Technology Conference, Singapore.

Anderson, L.S. (1999, February). Nurturing the IT culture: the leadership challenge. Keynote address for theSingapore International Technology Conference, Singapore.

Anderson, L.S. (1998, November). Challenging expectations. Keynote address for the New Mexico EducationalTechnology Association, Las Vegas, NM.

Anderson, L.S. (1998, November). Challenging expectations. Texas Association for Educational Technology, FortWorth, TX.

Anderson, L.S., Donkers, P., Schoel, G., Martin, C.L., & Breuleux, A. (1998, October). Hands across the borders:Technology planning partners in multiple nations. International Conference on Telecommunications inEducation, New Orleans, LA.

Anderson, L.S. (1998, July). The mint on your pillow. Keynote address for the Educational Computing Associationof Western Australia (ECAWA), Perth, Western Australia. [Delivered via CU-SeeMe desktop videoconferencingtechnology over the Internet!]

Anderson, L.S., Anderson, P., Gross, M., Reynolds, P., & Ruurs, M. (1998, June). Baking cookies with techno-play-doh: Creativity in the workplace. National Educational Computing Conference (NECC), San Diego, CA.

Anderson, L.S., Bracey, B., Carvin, A., Rogers, A., & Wagner, R. (1998, June). The Supreme Court is in session: Askthe experts. National Educational Computing Conference (NECC), San Diego, CA.

Anderson, L.S. (1998, June). Technology planning: Hands on and heads up. Workshop conducted at the NationalEducational Computing Conference (NECC), San Diego, CA.

Anderson, L.S. (1998, March). Technology planning for winners. Missouri Research Network CoordinatorsTechnology Association, Lake Ozark, MO.

Anderson, L.S. (1998, March). Implementation strategies for effective leadership in technology acceptance.Seminar conducted at the National School Boards Association Technology Planning Summit for Leaders,Baltimore, MD.

Anderson, L.S., & Hughes, B. (1998, March). What’s next for technology in schools? National School BoardsAssociation Technology Planning Summit for Leaders, Baltimore, MD.

Anderson, L.S., & Hughes, B. (1998, March). Through the looking glass. National School Boards AssociationTechnology Planning Summit for Leaders, Baltimore, MD.

Anderson, L.S. (1998, March). Technology planning for winners. National School Boards Association TechnologyPlanning Summit for Leaders, Baltimore, MD.

Anderson, L.S., & Hughes, B. (1998, February). What’s next for technology in schools? National School BoardsAssociation Technology Planning Summit for Leaders, Scottsdale, AZ.

Anderson, L.S., & Hughes, B. (1998, February). Through the looking glass. National School Boards AssociationTechnology Planning Summit for Leaders, Scottsdale, AZ.

Anderson, L.S. (1998, February). Technology planning for winners. National School Boards AssociationTechnology Planning Summit for Leaders, Scottsdale, AZ.


Anderson, L.S. (1998, February). Implementation strategies for effective leadership in technology acceptance.Seminar conducted at the National School Boards Association Technology Planning Summit for Leaders,Scottsdale, AZ.

Anderson, L.S., & Perry. J.F. (1998, February). Technology leadership: The time is now.. Workshop conducted atthe Mississippi Educational Computing Association (MECA) Conference, Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L.S. (1997, April). Technology Planning Works for Leaders. Workshop presentation for the TexasAssociation of School Boards, Dallas, TX.

Anderson, L.S. (1997, March). Technology Planning: Commitment for Winners. Presentation for the NationalSchool Boards Association Technology Leadership Conference, Omaha, NE.

Anderson, L.S. (1997, February). Building Bridges to the Future: Planning for Change. Presentation to the TexasComputer Education Association, Austin, TX.

Anderson, L.S. (1997, February). Technology Planning: Commitment for Winners. Presentation for the NationalSchool Boards Association Technology Leadership Conference, Scottsdale, AZ.

Anderson, L. S. (1996, December). Desktop Videoconferencing: Soup to Nuts. Panel discussion led at the FifthInternational Conference on Telecommunications in Education, Tampa, FL.

Anderson, L. S. (1996, December). Teacher Education: Fix It—It’s Broke. Panel discussion led at the FifthInternational Conference on Telecommunications in Education, Tampa, FL.

Anderson, L.S. (1996, October). Hey, computer! What have you done for me lately? Presentation to the Horizons96 Conference, Computer-Using Educators of British Columbia, Surrey, British Columbia, Canada.

Anderson, L.S. (1996, October). Nets, knots, and techno-life preservers. Presentation to the Horizons 96Conference, Computer-Using Educators of British Columbia, Surrey, British Columbia, Canada.

Anderson, L.S. (1996, October). Pinnacles of success: Turn your molehills into mountains. Keynote address forthe Horizons 96 Conference, Computer-Using Educators of British Columbia, Surrey, British Columbia,Canada.

Anderson, L.S. (1996, October). Technology planning: Commitment for winners. Keynote address presented tothe Technology Planning Institute II, Silver Star Mountain, Vernon, British Columbia, Canada.

Anderson, L.S. (1996, October). Executive roundtable: The eagle’s nest. Presentation to senior executives at theTechnology Planning Institute II, Silver Star Mountain, Vernon, British Columbia, Canada.

Anderson, L.S. (1996, October). Technology planning: Making magic out of mayhem. Workshop presented at theTechnology Planning Institute II, Silver Star Mountain, Vernon, British Columbia, Canada.

Anderson, L.S., & Tuttle, H. (1996, September). Technology planning in the Ithaca City schools. Internetvideoconference presentation for Seminar in Planning for Instructional Technology, Mississippi State, MS.

Anderson, L.S., & Daley, B. (1996, September). Planning and implementing technology in Clarke County (NV)schools. Internet videoconference presented for Seminar in Planning for Instructional Technology,Mississippi State, MS.

Anderson, L.S. (1996, August). Technology planning for winners. Keynote address to McGill TechnologyLeadership Institute, McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

Anderson, L.S. (1996, August). Nets and webs: Making magic out of mayhem. Address to California TechnologyLead Teacher Institute, Red Bluff, CA.

Anderson, L.S., Thompson, I., & Rehn, G. (1996, August). Status of technology planning in Western Australia.Internet videoconference for Seminar in Planning for Instructional Technology, Mississippi State, MS.

Anderson, L.S. (1996, July). Technology planning: Commitment to the best in planning. Keynote address to IowaAssociation of School Boards, Ames, IA.

Anderson, L.S. (1996, June). Technology planning: Hands-On and heads up. Workshop presented at the NationalEducational Computing Conference, Minneapolis, MN.

Anderson, L.S. (1996, June). Technology planning in America’s schools: A status report. Paper presented at theNational Educational Computing Conference, Minneapolis, MN.


Anderson, L.S., Bracey, B., Conner, K., Gray, T., Smith, I.B., & Soule’, H. (1996, June). Politics of technology:Fighting fire with fire. Paper presented at the National Educational Computing Conference, Minneapolis,MN.

Anderson, L. S. (1996, April). Desktop videoconferencing: Principles and applications. Presentation to ContinuingEducation Steering Committee, Mississippi State University, Mississippi State, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1996, March). Winning strategies for technology planning. Featured speaker address to MichiganAssociation of Computer Users in Learning (MACUL) Annual Conference, Grand Rapids, MI.

Anderson, L. S. (1996, March). Technology planning: The winner’s edge. Keynote address to Space, Technology,and Education Training Conference, Huntsville, AL.

Anderson, L. S. (1995, December). Destined for dissatisfaction: Telecommunications in America’s schools. Paneldiscussion led at the Fourth International Conference on Telecommunications in Education, Fort Lauderdale,FL.

Anderson, L. S. , Perry, J. F., & Daley, B. (1995, November). National Center for Technology Planning: Pot at theend of the rainbow. Paper presented at the Fourth International Conference on Telecommunications inEducation, Fort Lauderdale, FL.

Anderson, L. S. (1995, October). Technology planning: The winner’s edge. Keynote address to British ColumbiaTechnology Planning Institute, Vernon, British Columbia, Canada.

Anderson, L. S. (1995, September). Creating and maintaining vision for educational technology. Keynote addressto Central Mississippi Convocation for Technology Coordinators, Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1995, September). Developing a technology plan. Presentation to faculty of Jackson PublicSchools, Jackson, Mississippi.

Anderson, L. S. (1995, August). Incorporating technologies into classroom teaching. Presentation for College ofAgriculture faculty, Fall Convocation, Mississippi State University.

Anderson, L. S. (1995, August). Creating and maintaining vision for educational technology. Keynote address toSouth Mississippi Convocation for Technology Coordinators, Moss Point, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1995, August). What’s new in multimedia technologies. Keynote address for Fall FacultyConvocation, Lamar County School District, Lamar County, Mississippi.

Anderson, L. S. (1995, July). Technology planning principles. Presentation for the Third Annual Conference onEmerging Telecommunications Technologies, Mississippi State University.

Anderson, L. S. (1995, July). Multimedia Authoring. Presentation for the Third Annual Conference on EmergingTelecommunications Technologies, Mississippi State University.

Anderson, L. S., & Soule’, H. A. (1995, July). Mississippi Master Plan for Educational Technology: Interim ReportUpdate. Presentation to members of the Mississippi State Board of Education, Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1995, July). Creating and maintaining vision for educational technology. Keynote address toNorth Mississippi Conference for Technology Coordinators, Columbus, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1995, June). Technology planning in America’s schools: A status report. Paper presented at theNational Educational Computing Conference, Baltimore, MD.

Anderson, L. S., Handler, M. A., & Skillen, P. (1995, June). The current state of developing on-line communities.Paper presented at the National Educational Computing Conference, Baltimore, MD.

Lent, J., Anderson, L. S., Bybee, D., Stout, C., & Griffin, K. (1995, June). Technology planning at the district level.Paper presented at the National Educational Computing Conference, Baltimore, MD.

Anderson, L. S. (1995, June). Technology planning: Birds-of-a-feather. Discussion directed at the NationalEducational Computing Conference, Baltimore, MD.

Anderson, L. S. (1995, May). Technology planning: It’s easier than you think. Presentation to VocationalAgriculture Instructor Workshop, Mississippi State, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1995, April). Technology partnerships. Paper presented at the first annual Institutions of HigherLearning Conference on Educational Technologies, University of Mississippi.


Anderson, L. S. (1995, April). Council for Education Technology: who we are and what we do. Workshop for staffof Mississippi Department of Education, Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L. S., Brook, R. D., & Rackley, M. (1995, March). Introduction to emerging networking technologies.Presentation to members of the Mississippi Legislature, State Capitol, Jackson, MS.

Kelly, M. G., Thomas, L., & Anderson, L. S. (1995, March). Preservice teacher education: standards and activities.Paper presented at the U.S. Secretary of Education’s Conference on Educational Technology, Washington,D.C.

Anderson, L. S. (1995, February). The ABCs of technology planning. Presentation for the Technology PlanningConference, Mississippi Department of Education, Tupelo, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1995, February). Critical issues in technology planning: The meat of your plan. Presentation forthe Technology Planning Conference, Mississippi Department of Education, Tupelo, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1995, January). National Center for Technology Planning: An online smorgasbord. Paperpresented at the annual meeting of the Mississippi Educational Computing Association, Tupelo, MS.

Anderson, L. S., & Soule’, H. A. (1995, January). Senate Bill 3350: What it means to you. Paper presented at theannual meeting of the Mississippi Educational Computing Association, Tupelo, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1995, January). Technology planning for K-12 schools. Presentation for the Southern RegionalConference of Educational Leaders, sponsored by Mississippi Power Company, Pascagoula, MS.

Perry, J. F., & Anderson, L. S. (1995, January). Understanding the Internet. Spring convocation address to facultyof Itawamba Community College, Fulton, MS.

Anderson, L. S., Perry, J. F., & Daley, B. (1994, November). National Center for Technology Planning: An onlinesmorgasbord. Paper presented at the Third International Conference on Telecommunications in Education,Albuquerque, NM.

Anderson, L. S., Perry, J. F., Clement, J., Handler, M., Owen, T., & Serim, F. (1994, November). PreSTO (Preserviceand Student Teachers Online) works wonders. Paper presented at the Third International Conference onTelecommunications in Education, Albuquerque, NM.

Perry, J. F., & Anderson, L. S. (1994, November). The graduate-level telecommunications course: What isrequired. Paper presented at the Third International Conference on Telecommunications in Education,Albuquerque, NM.

Anderson, L. S. (1994, August). Technology planning in higher education: Step-by-step directions for two-yearcolleges. Workshop presented to faculty and administrators at Pasadena City College, Pasadena, CA.

Anderson, L. S. (1994, August). Technology planning at Pasadena City College. Presentation to faculty of PasadenaCity College, Pasadena, CA.

Anderson, L. S. (1994, August). Using the Internet in distance learning courses. Presentation to the SouthernRegional Distance Learning Conference, Mississippi State, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1994, June). Technology planning in America’s schools: A status report. Paper presented at theNational Educational Computing Conference, Boston, MA.

Anderson, L. S. (1994, June). Technology planning: Hands-on and heads up. Workshop presented at the NationalEducational Computing Conference, Boston, MA.

Waugh, M., Anderson, L. S., Brehm, B., & Thurber, B. (1994, June). Telecommunications and teacher education:Developing electronic communities of teachers and learners. Paper presented at the National EducationalComputing Conference, Boston, MA.

Anderson, L. S. (1994, June). Introduction to the Internet. Workshop presented to the National Institute forTechnology Training, Mississippi State, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1994, June). Email on the Internet. Workshop presented to the National Institute for TechnologyTraining, Mississippi State, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1994, June). Internet tools: gopher, ftp, and Mosaic. Workshop presented to the NationalInstitute for Technology Training, Mississippi State, MS.


Anderson, L. S., & Perry, J. F. (1994, Spring). Technology planning: Recipe for success. Paper presented at theannual meeting of the Society for Technology and Teacher Education, Washington, D.C.

Abramson, G. A., Anderson, L. S. , & Gollnik, D. (1994, Spring). NCATE and ISTE: Accreditation guidelinesadopted for service. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society for Technology and TeacherEducation, Washington, D.C.

Anderson, L. S., & Perry, J. F. (1994, March). Where do all these wires go? Paper presented at the annual meetingof the Society for Technology and Teacher Education, Washington, D.C.

Anderson, L. S., & Abernathy, K. (1993). Can we talk? Preservice teachers get their heads together. Paperpresented at the Second International Conference on Telecommunications in Education, Dallas, TX.

Anderson, L. S. (1993, October). The heat is on: Certification and accreditation of computer educators inMississippi. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Mississippi Educational Computing Association,Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1993, October). Technology planning: a hands-on workshop. Workshop presented at the annualmeeting of the Mississippi Educational Computing Association, Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1993, October). Teacher-created software: HyperCard. Paper presented at the annual meeting ofthe Mississippi Educational Computing Association, Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1993, October). Teacher-created software: LinkWay. Paper presented at the annual meeting ofthe Mississippi Educational Computing Association, Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1993, October). S. 1040—Up close and personal. Paper presented at the annual meeting of theMississippi Educational Computing Association, Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1993, August). Technology planning resources: State-level planning. Paper presented atSouthern Regional Education Board & BellSouth—TechKNOWLEDGEy ‘93: Pathways to Progress Conference,Atlanta, GA.

Anderson, L. S. (1993, July). Technologies for schools: Today and tomorrow. Paper presented at the annualmeeting of the Mississippi Association of School Superintendents, Biloxi, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1993, June). This computer is great...but will it mow my yard? Paper presented at the annualmeeting of the International Conference on Educational Multimedia and Hypermedia, Orlando, FL.

Anderson, L. S., Perry, J. F., & Schmidt, K. C. (1993, March). Internet—an electronic extension of the classroom: Anational model. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society for Technology and Teacher Education,San Diego, CA.

Anderson, L. S., & Perry, J. F. (1993, March). Computers create conformity—NOT!. Paper presented at the annualmeeting of the Society for Technology and Teacher Education, San Diego, CA.

Anderson, L. S., & Perry, J. F. (1993, March). NCATE accreditation guidelines for educational computertechnology. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society for Technology and Teacher Education, SanDiego, CA.

Anderson, L. S., Abraham, P. S., & Tartt, L. K. (1993, March). Instructional technology resources for action. Paperpresented at the annual meeting of the Mississippi Private Schools Association, Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1993, March). Technology comes alive: HyperCard in the classroom. Paper presented at theMississippi Professional Business Leaders Annual Conference, Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1992, October). HyperCard: All your questions answered. Paper presented at the annual meetingof the Mississippi Educational Computing Association, Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1992, October). Computer certification. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the MississippiEducational Computing Association, Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1992, October). XapShot: Video digitizing. Paper presented at the annual meeting of theMississippi Educational Computing Association, Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1992, October). Technology update: A new course for teachers. Paper presented at the annualmeeting of the Mississippi Educational Computing Association, Jackson, MS.


Anderson, L. S. (1992, October). Emerging technologies. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the MississippiEducational Computing Association, Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1992, October). Q&A—Just for you. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the MississippiEducational Computing Association, Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1992, June). Multimedia applications for educators. Paper presented at the meeting of theNational Institute for Technology Training, Mississippi State, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1992, March). This computer is great...but will it mow my yard?. Paper presented at the annualmeeting of the Mississippi Private Schools Association, Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1991, October). HyperCard: Phase II—Going beyond the basics. Paper presented at the annualmeeting of the Mississippi Educational Computing Association, Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1991, October). Teacher-created interactive lessons: HyperCard. Paper presented at the annualmeeting of the Mississippi Educational Computing Association, Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1991, October). Learning HyperCard: A hands-on approach. Paper presented at the annualmeeting of the Mississippi Educational Computing Association, Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1991, October). LinkWay: Phase II—Going beyond the basics. Paper presented at the annualmeeting of the Mississippi Educational Computing Association, Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1991, October). Emerging technologies: Interactive multimedia and more. Paper presented atthe annual meeting of the Mississippi Educational Computing Association, Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1991, October). Computer literacy training for educators: Why we do it like we do.. Paperpresented at the annual meeting of the Mississippi Educational Computing Association, Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1991, October). How much longer must we go? Computer education certification endorsement:What is reasonable?. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Mississippi Educational ComputingAssociation, Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1991, March). LinkWay: A cursory overview. Paper presented at the Mississippi advisors’ meetingof Phi Beta Lambda, Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1991, March). Introduction to LinkWay. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the MississippiBusiness Education Association, Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1991, February). Enhancing teaching with computers. Paper presented at the annual meeting ofthe Mississippi Speech Communications Association, Mississippi State, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1990, October). HyperCard: Lesson development made simple. Paper presented at the annualmeeting of the Mississippi Educational Computing Association, Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1990, October). LinkWay: Teacher-created activities. Paper presented at the annual meeting ofthe Mississippi Educational Computing Association, Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1990, October). HyperMedia in the classroom. Paper presented to Mississippi Fibernet 2000project teachers for the Mississippi State Department of Education, Columbus, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1990, September). Creating and using an electronic syllabus with LinkWay. Paper presented atthe College of Education faculty convocation, Mississippi State, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1989, October). HyperCard: The administrator’s friend. Paper presented at the annual meetingof the Mississippi Education Conference, Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1989, October). HyperResearch: Note-taking made easy. Paper presented at the annual meetingof the Mississippi Education Conference, Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1989, October). HyperCard: A-B-C’s of programming. Paper presented at the annual meeting ofthe Mississippi Educational Computing Association, Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1989, October). HyperCard: Lesson development made simple. Paper presented at the annualmeeting of the Mississippi Educational Computing Association, Jackson, MS.

Anderson, L. S. (1989, October). Introduction to HyperCard. Paper presented at the annual meeting of theMississippi Educational Computing Association, Jackson, MS.


Anderson, L. S. (1989, March). NASA SpaceLink: Connection to the universe. Paper presented at the annualmeeting of the Mississippi Technology Education Association, Mississippi State, MS.

Research and Grants Proposed/Funded

Digital Lamplighters: Creating Strong Community Leaders through Digital Storytelling.—A proposal to federalagencies through We Care America, Washington, DC. (2005). Request—$60,000.

Digital Lamplighters: Creating Strong Community Leaders through Digital Storytelling.—A proposal to theCarpenter Foundation. (2004). Request—$151,523.70. Not funded.

Digital Storytelling: Showcase of Leadership through the Eyes of America’s Youth.—A grant proposal to multiplefoundations. (2004). Request—$399,516.96. Pending.

The Historical Global Introduction of Mississippi Arts to the World Wide Web: An Alliance of MSU Music,Technology & Education, and Apple Computer, Inc.—A proposal, in conjunction with Dr. Mark Applebaum,Department of Music, to support the production of the first arts event, a jazz concert, broadcast live over theWorld Wide Web. Mississippi State University. (1999). Request—$57,706.35. Funded

Look to the Stars (LTTS)—A proposal to the U.S. Department of Education as a part of the Preparing Tomorrow’sTeachers to Use Technology grant program. (1999). Request—$1.8 million/3 years. Not funded.

Desktop Videoconferencing for the Student Teaching Experience—A BellSouth Foundation proposal, prepared inconjunction with the Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learning, Technology office. (1998).Request—$250,000. Not funded.

Teacher Empowerment Network—A proposal, prepared in conjunction with and on behalf of The McGuffeyProject, Washington, DC. Submitted to MicroSoft Corporation. (1998). Request—$500,000. Resultsunknown.

Teacher Empowerment Network—A proposal, prepared in conjunction with and on behalf of The McGuffeyProject, Washington, DC. Submitted to Benton Foundation. (1998). Request—$250,000. Results unknown.

Teacher Empowerment Network—A proposal, prepared in conjunction with and on behalf of The McGuffeyProject, Washington, DC. Submitted to AT&T Foundation. (1998). Request—$500,000. Results unknown.

Teacher Empowerment Network—A proposal, prepared in conjunction with and on behalf of The McGuffeyProject, Washington, DC. Submitted to AT&T Learning Foundation. (1998). Request—$250,000. Resultsunknown.

AutoCAD: A practical, application-oriented approach for teachers, Mississippi State Department of EducationVocational-Technical Division, 1992, $5663.

Revolutionizing education: An introduction to CD-ROM technology. MSU 1991 Special Teaching Project, $1700.AutoCAD: A practical, application-oriented approach for teachers, Mississippi State Department of Education

Vocational-Technical Division, 1991, $5663.AutoCAD: A practical, application-oriented approach for teachers, Mississippi State Department of Education

Vocational-Technical Division, 1990, $5663.Music composition by computer: Conquering the impossible dream, MSU 1990 Special Teaching Project, $1500.Integration of advanced technologies into progressive teacher education strategies. (with Brook and Tartt),

International Business Machines, 1989, $125,000.HyperTutor: Teachers learn to program computers the easy way, MSU 1989 Special Teaching Project (with

Spangler), $1000.Production of interactive videodisc technology, Principal Investigator, MSU 1987 Research Initiation Grant (with

Spangler), $5000.The application of knowledge-based expert systems to instructional delivery with Brook, Carter, Cotton,

Hodges—AT&T Grant. Role: Project Coordinator. Date: FY '86. $100,000.


Other

• Chosen as charter member of USPAC (United States Policy Advocacy Council), a panel of leaders serving onbehalf of ISTE (International Society for Technology in Education) to create policy and advise congressionaloffices on policy affecting information/instructional technology (2000).

• Initiated desktop videoconferencing speaker series (1999). Initial program, “Technology Planning in HigherEducation”—guest speaker: Alan Brown.

• Co-hosted Internet videoconference (CU-SeeMe™) with Surrey, British Columbia, Canada, technologists andadministrators. Topic: Presenting the Surrey Technology Plan online (1998, February).

• Conducted Internet videoconference (CU-SeeMe™) with Mark Benno, Waco (TX) Independent SchoolDistrict, as a demonstration of desktop videoconferencing to professional educators (1998, February; 1998,July).

• Conducted Internet videoconference (CU-SeeMe™) with Dr. Dan Lake, Syracuse, NY, to demonstrate toeducation and business leaders the power and capability of desktop videoconferencing (1998, February).

• Represented Mississippi as a chosen delegate (along with members of the Mississippi Legislature, MississippiDepartment of Education, and Mississippi Exemplary Teachers Program) to the National Technology inLearning Conference sponsored by the Milken Family Foundation, Los Angeles, CA. (1998, June).

• Selected by National Strategies Corporation to assist educational institutions in the Washington, D.C. area toimplement technologies in pragmatic ways, 1996.

• Panelist on Mississippi Educational Television program, TechnoOptions, as Chair of the Council for EducationTechnology (with Ray, Slater, and Soule’), Jackson, MS, August, 1995. Topic: Technology Planning for the21st Century Classroom.

• Conducted basic Internet training for faculty, Rankin Elementary School, Tupelo, MS (with Perry andDeshazer), June 1995.

• Co-sponsored with Electronic Learning magazine and the Scholastic Network (Scholastic Publishing, NewYork City), on behalf of the National Center for Technology Planning, the First National Technology PlanningCompetition, 1995.

• Reviewer for Murrah High School (Jackson, MS) Technology Plan, 1995.• Reviewer for the Maryland Business Roundtable for Education—Maryland State Technology Plan, 1994.• Reviewer for Roswell (NM) School District Technology Plan, 1994.• Software reviewer for The Journal of Educational Multimedia and Hypermedia• Software reviewer and contributing author for Ed-Tech Review• Textbook reviewer for Allyn & Bacon Publishers, Simon & Schuster, Paramount Publishing• Online forum manager for Scholastic Network (Scholastic Publishing Company), a portion of America Online.

Forum topic: Technology Planning• Guest speaker, Starkville (MS) Rotary Club. Topic: Instructional Technologies for Teaching—Removing the

cloak of secrecy.• Guest speaker, Columbus (MS) Rotary Club. Topic: The Information Superhighway.• Guest speaker, Rankin County (MS) Administrative Staff Development Day. Topic: What’s New in

Instructional Technologies.• Delivered interactive presentation (with Perry) at Aberdeen (MS) High School to community and school

leaders on the topic of: The Internet: What It Can Mean to Your Students, Your Community, and You.• Served as guest consultant for delegation of education leaders from China visiting Mississippi State University.• Guest panelist on the MS ETV production, TechnoOptions, as an expert in the area of technology planning,

1994.


• Conducted four Internet training sessions (with Perry) for members of the Provost’s Academic Affairs Supportand Advisory Council at Mississippi State University.

• Conducted 24 hands-on Internet training sessions (with Perry) for MSU faculty and staff members. Thistraining was offered through the Office of Human Resources.

• Served as guest panelist for the MS ETV forum, Networking Mississippi. My participation was, primarily, in thearea of technology planning as it reflects federal legislative mandates and relates to networking activities inMississippi.

• Guest speaker for “Teacher’s Time”—an interactive professional development activity for educators, offeredvia the Mississippi FiberNet 2000 network. Topic: Technology Planning: The Right Thing to Do.

Professional Honors:

• Selected as Charter Member, Apple Distinguished Educator Advisory Board, 2005-2007.• Appointed by Mississippi Governor Ronnie Musgrove to a four-year term on the Council for Education

Technology, 2002.• Chosen for membership in the Impact 30, a distinguished group of leaders who are recognized by eSchool

News as the 30 most impactful leaders in technology, 2001.• Chosen by Classroom Connect as a judge in their “Internet Educator of the Year” award program, 2001.• Selected as Apple Distinguished Educator (ADE), the first ADE to be selected from higher education in

Mississippi, 2000.• Appointed to International Board of Advisors, British Columbia Open Learning Agency, Victoria, British

Columbia, 2000.• Elected to Board of Directors, International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE), 1998-2000.• Appointed to the Benton Foundation (Washington, DC) Advisory Board on Digital Divide, 1999.• Appointed by Mississippi Governor Kirk Fordice to a four-year term on the Council for Education Technology,

1998.• Appointed by Mississippi Governor Kirk Fordice to a four-year term on the Council for Education Technology,

1994.• Elected Chairman, Council for Education Technology, 1994-1998, 1998-2002, 2002-2006.• Technology Educator of the Year, Mississippi Educational Computing Association, January 1995.• Appointed by Mississippi Governor Kirk Fordice and Superintendent of Education Tom Burnham to the

Support Team for Educational Progress (STEP), September 1995.• Selected as a full partner by NASA’s Tri-State Education Initiative in conjunction with the National Center for

Technology Planning, 1993.• Outstanding Graduate Student in Educational Leadership—Administration and Planning, The University of

Alabama, 1989.• Outstanding Graduate Student in Educational Leadership—Administration and Planning, The University of

Alabama, 1988.• Recognized as Founder of the Mississippi Educational Computing Association, February 1985.• Outstanding Young Educator, Starkville (MS) Jaycees, 1976.• Outstanding Industrial Arts Teacher, American Industrial Arts Association, 1975.

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