Project
Partners
Matrix
MATRIX
and H-Net: Humanities and Social Sciences OnLine have a longstanding
commitment to developing internet-based resources for K-12 classrooms
within Michigan and around the globe. MATRIX/H-Net's wide range
of technical expertise and partnerships with publishers, libraries,
museums, historical societies, universities, school districts and
others will contribute much to this project. With more than 99 online
discussion networks, which reach over 90 countries, H-Net/MATRIX
is the largest distributor of electronic discussion lists in the
world and hosts one of the most extensive websites in the humanities
and social sciences. MATRIX is involved in a number of cooperative
endeavors to digitize and make widely available archival materials,
primary documents, artwork, artifacts, oral histories, speeches,
and music for academic and public audiences. Creation of online
databases, exhibitions, photo archives, education outreach programs
and research tools are all an important part of Matrix/H-Net's work.
- Mark
Kornbluh, Director of Matrix
mark@hs1.hst.msu.edu
- Dean
Rehberger, Associate Director of Matrix
rehberge@msu.edu
- Michael
Fegan, Project Manager and Site Architect
feganmic@msu.edu
- Mark
Krasovic
krasovic@msu.edu
- Amy
Couture
couturea@msu.edu
- Anthony
Michel
michela2@msu.edu
- Geoffery
Pippinger
geoff@mail.h-net.msu.edu
- Paula
Rosinski
rosinsk2@msu.edu
<edtech.connect>
- College of Education
Michigan
State University's College of Education is one of the leading colleges
in the nation for pursuing a career in education. In 1998, U.S.
News and World Report ranked seven of the College's programs in
the top ten in the nation. Improving the educational opportunities
for K-12 students has been a long-standing priority of the College,
as has the pre-service and in-service education of teachers. It
is also committed to developing and implementing a highly innovative
environment of integrating technology into teaching. Part of this
commitment is reflected in the development of a K-12 outreach initiative.
This initiative, which involves moving current research in educational
technology into the field, has both a wide impact on Michigan's
educational community through a videotape series and through technology
institutes, as well as a deep impact through consulting with individual
school districts around curriculum integration, policy development,
professional development, content creation, and through the Advanced
Technology Certificate Program for teachers.
- Andrew
Henry, Associate Director of <edtech.connect>
henryand@msu.edu
- Rodney
Williams
willi603@msu.edu
- Doug
Collar
dcjazz@bright.net
- Shane
Cavanaugh
cavanau2@msu.edu
Collaborating
K-12 Teachers
- Stan
Hicks
- Haslett High School, Haslett Public Schools
- Carol
Murray
- Dwight Rich Middle School
cnmurray@worldnet.att.net
- James
Toby
- Everett High School, Lansing Public Schools
jtoby@lsd.k12.mi.us
- Keith
Etheridge
- Murphy Elementary, Haslett Public Schools
etherijk@haslett.k12.mi.us
- Peggy
Dunn
- Central Elementary, Okemos Public Schools
pdunn@okemos.k12.mi.us
- Bob
Pitts
- Okemos High School, Okemos Public Schools
- Thea
Glicksman
- Okemos High School, Okemos Public Schools
- Sally
Hudgins
- Cumberland Elementary, Lansing Schools
shudgins@lsd.k12.mi.us
- Cindy
Scarlett
- Kinawa Middle School, Okemos Public Schools
scarlett@okemos.k12.mi.us
- Diane
Lindbert
- Cornell Elementary, Okemos Public Schools
dianbert@aol.com
- Susan
Land
- Gardner Middle School
- Matt
Jason -
Otto Middle School
Jasonmat@msu.edu
- Brian
DeRath
- Okemos High School, Okemos Public Schools
derath@okemos.k12.mi.us
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