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SUMMARY
CORE COMPETENCIES
APPLICATIONS EXPERTISE
WORK EXPERIENCE
DESIGN PORTFOLIO
PRESENTATIONS
EDUCATION
SUMMARY
Instructional technology specialist with a
strong background in multimedia authoring, graphic design, web-based
publishing, photography & digital imaging, video & audio production,
and streaming media technologies. Experienced educator and support provider
through one-on one consultations, on-line training, workshops, large
classroom environments and peer-to-peer small group settings. Skilled
technical writer and editor. Familiar with internet and intranet networks
and a wide array of desktop maintenance and support issues.
CORE COMPETENCIES
Teaching and training
On-line learning and distance education
Multimedia design and scripting
Web design
Web and web-based multimedia accessibility
Information design
Graphic Design for Print, Web, Powerpoint, and Flash
Digital imaging
Project management
Cross-platform experience (Mac and PC)
Strong communications skills
Creative problem solving
APPLICATIONS
EXPERTISE
Adobe Photoshop 7
Macromedia Flash MX
Macromedia Dreamweaver MX
RealMedia product suite (RealServer, RealProducer, RealEditor, RealSlideshow,
RealPresenter)
Various SMIL creation and editing utilities
Various web and multimedia accessibility tools and software applications
Adobe Premiere 6.5
Media Cleaner 5
Sonic Foundry Sound Forge 4.5
Macromedia Fireworks MX
Sonic Foundry Acid
Adobe Illustrator 10
Macromedia Freehand 9
Macromedia Director
Adobe InDesign 2
Quicktime Pro
imovie
DVD Studio Pro
Microsoft Office Suite
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WORK EXPERIENCE
UNC-CH Center for Instructional Technology
7/99-present
Multimedia Consultant
Kathy
Thomas
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Research
and implement solutions for developing and distributing instructional
multimedia
Develop
on-line documentation and training for multimedia applications
Support
and co-administer campus RealMedia Server
Campus-wide
support for multimedia, graphics and web design software applications
Project
management for CIT multimedia support initiatives
Instructional
design and development for selected faculty-led projects emphasizing
multimedia technologies
KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
Worked
across departments and schools to develop coherent support infrastructure
for emerging multimedia technologies. Founded and led a campus-wide
organization for multimedia support professionals at UNC-CH called MEDIA.
Developed and maintained widely-used documentation for the use of multimedia
materials in instruction at UNC-CH.
Provided
critical consultation and support for IBM-FITAC grants and numerous
other faculty-led projects involving instructional multimedia.
Developed
institutional support for Macromedia Flash at UNC-CH. Primary central
campus support provider. Developed and led training workshops at the
ATN Training Center and routinely provided one-on-one support for Flash.
UNC-Chapel Hill School of Journalism and Mass Communication
8/00-12/00
Lecturer
Co-taught Journalism 188, Cybercasting and Cyberpublishing
with ibiblio.org founder Paul Jones
Paul
Jones
ZoomCulture
8/99-7/00
Instructional Multimedia Consultant
Josh
Heuchen
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Flash
development
Planning
for Zoomculture's Online Media Production School (http://www.zoomculture.com/zschool/)
Technical
writing
KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
Designed
architecture for key components of the Online Media Production School
Developed
definitions for terms related to computer-based multimedia technologies
in the ZSchool Glossary
Cisco Systems
8/99-5/00
Web Designer and Developer
Jonathan
Walker
Designed and built Macromedia Flash-based training
program for Cisco's project monitoring software called the Test Case
Tracking Tool.
ibiblio (formerly called SunSite and MetaLab),
UNC-Chapel Hill
3/96-6/99
Web Developer and Audio/Video Engineer
Paul
Jones
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Research
and implement solutions for developing and distributing multimedia
Design
and build multimedia web pages
Shoot
and edit live video
Configure
and maintain multimedia workstations (Windows NT, 95, and 98)
Technical
support for multimedia applications
KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
Pioneered
the application of streaming technologies in teaching at UNC-CH
Developed
standards, strategies, and best practices for producing and distributing
web-based multimedia that have been widely adopted at UNC-CH
Cisco Systems
2/99-6/99
Web Developer
Anna
Hodgkin
Constructed a 20-page section of Cisco's Partners'
Web site
UNC-Chapel Hill Department of English
9/93-present
Teaching Fellow in Film and Composition
Howard
Harper, Department of English; UNC-Chapel
Hill Composition Office
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Instruct
freshmen in basic writing and upper-classmen in introductory film criticism
KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
designed
and led an initiative to integrate multimedia web technologies into
the teaching of film criticism at UNC-CH
wrote
two successful grant proposals for the project totaling over $60,000
UNC-Chapel Hill School of Medicine, Program on Aging
10/98-7/99
Web Developer
Rebecca
Hunter
Designed web-based multimedia training to assist
rural health practitioners in care for the elderly
William Blake Archive
(summer, fall, 1998)
Imaging Specialist
Joseph Viscomi
Scanned and color-corrected 4x5 slide reproductions
of Blake's illuminated books
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PRESENTATIONS
Multimedia
Accessibility Initiatives at UNC-Chapel Hill, Teaching and Learning
with Technology Expo, Greensboro, NC, April, 2002
Publishing Streaming Video, Paul Jones's JOMC 192 Class, UNC-Chapel
Hill, 9/21/99
English
42 Web Site: UNC-Chapel Hill Technology Expo, February, 1999
Using
the Canon XL1 Digital Video Camera: Paul Jones's JOMC 192 Class, UNC-Chapel
Hill, 10/22/98
Digital
Audio and Video in the Classroom: UNC-Chapel Hill English Department
Faculty, 9/23/98
Publishing
Streaming Video, Paul Jones's JOMC 192 Class, UNC-Chapel Hill, 9/17/98
English
42 Web Site: UNC-Chapel Hill Chief Information Officer Marian Moore,
3/97
English
42 Web Site: Selected by Marian Moore to demonstrate innovative teaching
with technology to the UNC-CH Board of Trustees, 4/97
English
42 Web Site: UNC-CH Chancellor Michael Hooker, UNC-Chapel Hill English
Department Technology Expo, 8/97
ACADEMIC
PRESENTATIONS & PAPERS
"A
New Medium for Film Studies: Using the Tools of the World-Wide Web to
Blow up Blow-up" Coming Down Fast! Replaying
the 1960s July 10-12, 1998, The University of Wolverhampton, and the
Lighthouse Media & Conference Center (Multimedia
Presentation & Installation)
"Virginia
Woolf, Sir Thomas Browne, and The 'Art of Perpetuation' in To
the Lighthouse" Annual Conference sponsored by the Virginia
Woolf Society, 1997
D.H.
Lawrence and the Surrealists spring 1995 seminar paper
EDUCATION
M.A.,
English, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1996
B.A.,
English, Asbury College, 1992, Magna Cum Laude
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