Hello, and welcome to my blog. For those of you into older English literature, my title is an homage to Jerome K. Jerome's classic Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow. If your sense of humor is a little off-kilter, like mine, you should check out his Three Men in a Boat for some good laughs.
OK, down to business. I am a technology director who, after working in private sector technology for years, decided to move into the world of K-12 technology where the rewards are more spiritual than financial but you get the pleasure of working with some really exceptional people and for the benefit of some very incredible students. Hopefully, this blog will be less of an ego massage than something that creates some interesting dialogue from the "idle thoughts."
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Some hopefully interesting musings of a private sector technology expat who for the last 20+ years has been working in the very public world of K-12 education.
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- Joe Schiska
- I have spent over 21 years in education, so have seen major advancements in terms of technology application to support both curricular and operational needs. After 7 years as a technology teacher, I joined the Franklin County Department of Education as their technology coordinator and spent 5 years there leading their technology operations and working as a consultant with school districts in the Franklin County (Ohio) area. After working with the district as a consultant, the opportunity to join Whitehall City Schools, a district serving about 3,000 students, to lead a 4.5 million dollar technology implementation was irresistible. I served as Whitehall's director of technology for over 10 years. I am now the director of technology at the Gahanna-Jefferson School District, a district of over 7,000 students. The views here are my own, and do not necessarily represent those of any employer, past or present.
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2 comments:
私は今日あなたの場所考えられて"を言うことを見つけ、; Hello." それはMiddleburyのずっと大学以来の長い時間である。 今でも調査の柔道であるか。
- Keiko
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