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Stephanie K. Moore
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EDUCATION:

University of Missouri - St. Louis (St. Louis, MO)
Masters of Science in Instructional Technology May 2002

University of Missouri - St. Louis (St. Louis, MO)
Bachelor of Science in Education January 1993
Major: Elementary Education, Middle School English and Social Studies

TEACHING EXPERIENCE:

Villa Duchesne-Oak Hill School, St. Louis, MO (2002-Present)
Director of Instructional Technology
*Develop and implement technology professional development focusing on the infusion of technologies in JK-12 classrooms
*Enhance and actualize school technology strategic plan
*Faculty head responsible for the overall success of classroom technologies which includes teaching advanced technology classes in the upper school
*Provide resources, mentoring, modeling to classroom teachers in both schools and the development of projects, activities, and lessons
*Responsible for the academic web page
*Chair of technology committees
*Member of Education committee
*Develop and maintain technology budget while researching and making recommendations for technology expansion
*Supervise and evaluate technology personnel
*Participate with the school’s Diversity Task Force
*Develop, direct and implement technology curriculum
*Student Academic Advisor
*Create and sponsor student technology team

Jennings School District, Jennings, MO (1999-2002)
Instructional Technology Specialist
*Developed and implemented award-winning technology professional development
*Provided resources, projects and support for the infusion of educational technology in grades 3-12
*Presented the technology program to a variety of school guests, conferences, and meetings

Fairview Elementary, Jennings School District, Jennings, MO (1993-1999)
Fourth-Fifth Grade Teacher
*Developed and implemented lessons using a variety of resources and
strategies
*Established and maintained community and behavior expectations conducive to learning
*Provided a positive and stimulating learning environment
*Designed strategies tailored to individual learning styles
*Organized student presentations and various community service involvements
*Developed a technology rich curriculum for use in teaching and learning

RELATED WORK EXPERIENCE:

*NCEA Publication (2009)
"A Complete Guide to Establishing a One-to-One Laptop Program"
Co-writers: Blair Cook (Brophy College Preparatory), Steve Kendrick (Christian Brothers College Prep), Joy Lopez, Ed.D. (Bishop O'Dowd), Stephanie Moore (Villa Duchesne and Oak Hill School), Diana Murray (Bishop O'Dowd), Stephen Phelps, Ed.D. (Bishop O'Dowd)

*University of Missouri-Columbia, Adjunct (2009-Present)
Instruct online course syllabus and materials for 7366: Technology Leadrship in Schools

*Corwin Press (2006)
Review prospectus for "The Teacher's Guide to Teaching the Humanities with Technology"

*Fontbonne University, Senior Lecturer (2004-Present)
Develop and instruct course syllabus and material for CED-505, Learning and Teaching Theory with Technology (online, Summer 2008)

*Sacred Heart Girls' School of Taiwan (2004-2005)
Developed and instructed English as a Second Language for Middle and Upper School Taiwanese students during their summer session using computers and the Internet

*Glencoe-McGraw Hill Publishing (2004)
Reviewed and advised for an instructional technology resource book, "Digital Communication Tools: Chapter 7; Tablet PCs"

*Globalization Initiative, Villa Duchesne/Oak Hill School/University of Missouri-Columbia (2003-2004) ICON Project
Supervised a technology research project that evaluated the results of structured expectations for learning and cultural exchange between an independent Catholic girls’ high school and a Taiwan municipal high school

*Globalization Initiative, Villa Duchesne/Oak Hill School/Sacred Heart Girls’
School of Taiwan (2002-ongoing)
Coordinated, developed, and participated in a variety of projects and activities to encourage cultural exchanges between Sacred Heart Schools which included the use of online learning, e-mail, and video conferencing

*Globalization Initiative, Jennings School District/Ta-Li Municipal High
School/University of Missouri-Columbia (2002)
Developed and implemented lessons and activities which included the use of online learning and video conferencing within a collaborative partnership between high school students in Missouri and Taipei
Coordinated a summer, cultural, and educational technology academy between
Jennings students and visiting Taipei students whose focus was language
communication

*Jennings School District, Jennings, MO (1999-2002)
Developed and implemented technology rich professional development for Jennings School District, the State of Missouri (eMINTS), and a variety of Missouri and Kansas Schools

*HERO Project, Helping Education Reach Out, Jennings School District/Pattonville School District (1998)
Created a collaborative, electronic learning environment through literature with partner teachers that fostered an open exchange of knowledge, feelings and attitudes between students

*Fairview Elementary, Jennings, MO (Summer, 1998)
Created and implemented lessons integrating technology, the use of the Internet, and Reading for grades 1-6

*MINTs -Multimedia Interactive Networked Technologies- Technology Educator (1997-2000)
Engaged in extensive technology professional development trained in using technology and integrating it into classroom curriculum and daily instruction which made the classroom a dynamic learning environment; used high-speed Internet access to energize the classroom and enhance instruction

*Fairview Elementary, Jennings, MO (Summer, 1996-1997)
Created and implemented lessons in computer technology focusing on keyboarding skills and creative writing for grades 1-6

*Fairview Elementary, Jennings, MO (Summer, 1995)
Created and implemented lessons in remedial math for grades 1-6

*Girls' Fastpitch Softball - Volunteer Coach and Manager (1984-2003)

ACTIVITIES:

*National Catholic Educational Association, Loyola University, Chicago, IL
“Creating Schools that Learn: Instructional Leadership” (2007)
Presenter, “Using Technology to Support Everyone’s Learning”

*MOREnet Educational Technology Conference (MITC), Osage Beach, MO (2007)
Presenter with students, “Using Technologies and Tablet PCs from a Student Perspective”

*Workshop on the Impact of Pen-based Technology on Education (WIPTE), Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana (2006, 2008), "The Tablet PC: How it Changes Us"

*DESE/MOREnet Educational Technology Conference, Osage Beach, MO (2004)
Presenter, "From Missouri to Taiwan and Back" and "Tablet PC: Changing the Way Students Learn and Teachers Teach"

*NECC Conference, New Orleans, LA (2004), Presenter, “From Missouri to Taiwan and Back”

*K-12 Education Executive Forum, Houston, TX, Presenter on Tablet PCs (2004)

*Technology & Learning Magazine, Advisory Board (2003)

*Internet2: ThinkQuest Live Conference, Seattle, WA, Presenter, Faculty Sponsor (2002)

*Scholastic’s Instructor Magazine. “Electronic Learning: Creating Tests with Microsoft Word” (September, 2002)

*Secretary’s National Conference on Educational Technology, Washington, D.C. (2000)

*Midwest Education and Technology Conference, St. Louis, MO, Presenter (2000-Ongoing)

*National School Boards Association Technology Conference, Washington, D.C. (2000)

*Technology+Learning Conference, Dallas, TX, Presenter (1999)

*DESE/MOREnet Educational Technology Conference, Osage Beach, MO Presenter (1998-2001)

*University of Missouri PT3 Grant Participant and Facilitator

*Schoolwide Action Plan, Reading Achievement Committee (1998)

*eMINTS Facilitator (1999-2002)

*Technology Presentations before Missouri State Board of Education, State Governors and Legislators (1997-2001)

*Missouri School Improvement Program Committee (1995-2002)

*MAP2000, Team 3 Coordinator (1994-2001)

*After School Recreation Program - Supervisor (1994)

*National Softball Coaches Conference (1997-1999)

*Varsity Softball Coach (1995-1997)

*Assistant Varsity Softball Coach (1994)

*National Council of Teachers in Mathematics Conference (1995)

*Missouri National Education Association (1991-Present)

*National Youth Sports Coaches Association (1988-Present)

*St. Louis Christmas Carols Association, Bridgeton Chairman (1989-Present)

AWARDS:

*Global SchoolNet Online Shared Learning Champion Finalist (2005)

*President’s Technology Grant, Numonics Corporation (2004)

*Catholic Schools for Tomorrow Innovation in Education Award in Technology from Today’s Catholic Teacher (2004)

*National EdTech Leader of the Year, Technology & Learning, (2003)

*Who’s Who in America’s Best Teachers (2002/2004/2005)

*Best Practices in Technology Professional Development-Grand Award, Missouri Educational Professionals Technology Association, Jennings School District (2002)

*SBC National Telecommunications Partnership Honorable Mention, Jennings School District (2001)

*Technology Innovations in Education, Finalist (2000)

*Smithsonian ComputerWorld Laureate, MINTs (1999)

MEMBER:

*ISTE
International Society for Technology in Education

*ETA
Education Technology Association of St. Louis

*METPA
Missouri Educational Technology Professional’s Association

WEBPAGES:

The Art and Science of Instructional Technology

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