Vitae
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Stephanie K. Moore
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EDUCATION:

University of Missouri - St. Louis (St. Louis, MO)
Masters of Arts in Elementary Education May 2003
Focus: Educational Technology

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:

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

*Fontbonne University, Adjunct (2004-Present)
Develop and instruct course syllabus and material for CED-505, Learning and Teaching Theory with Technology

*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), "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

The Art and Science of Educational Technology

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