Disciplinary Interests: Web2.0

Gideon O. Burton, Brigham Young University
Gideon O. Burton
Asst. Professor of English
http://www.AcademicEvolution.com
faculty
PhD - Rhetoric, Linguistics & Literature - Univ of Southern California, 1994
EDUCAUSE
Academic Evolution blog, Biography - Eugene England, New Media Rhetoric
Gideon Burton is Asst. Professor of English at Brigham Young University
Thomas Sheppard, Athabasca University
Thomas Sheppard
Grad Student
http://me2u.athabascau.ca/elgg/thomassh/weblog
technology
Masters of Distance Education
Athabasca University, Canadian Association of Distance Education (CADE), Eastern School District of Newfoundland and Labrador
Studies in distance education and currently looking at the effective use of podcasting, vidcasting, and screencasting in lectures. Interesting in developing resources for online professional development of educators.
I am a junior high technology teacher and currently finishing a Masters of Distance Education at Athabasca University.
Marlene G. Forney, Palomar College
Marlene G. Forney
Assistant Professor
http://faculty.palomar.edu/mforney/
library
A.M.L.S University of Michigan; B.A. Purdue University
American library Association, California Library Association, Arizona Library Association
How web2.0 is changing instruction in a high tech quasi-truth culture where almost everything is subject to customization
Britt Watwood, Virginia Commonwealth University
Britt Watwood
Online Learning Specialist
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/4/734/981
faculty
Ed.D. in Higher Ed Leadership from U. of Nebraska
POD, Educause, Instructional Technology Council, American Association of Community Colleges, National Community College Chair Academy
Faculty Learning Community exploring engaged online learners
Britt Watwood is an online learning specialist with the VCU Center for Teaching Excellence, working with faculty to improve teaching and learning through online education.