RESUME
Jamieson A. McKenzie, Ed.D.
Phone: (303) 653-5650
770 Albion St. #303
Denver, CO 80220
mckenzie@fromnowon.org
EDUCATION
Yale University - B.A. degree in political science and American literature (1967).
Columbia University - M.A. degree in social studies education and the teaching of reading (1972).
Rutgers University - Ed.D. degree in social studies education with an emphasis upon administration and supervision (October, 1984). Dissertation: Gifted education and democratic theory.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Publisher, FNO Press
1999 - Present
· Launched technology oriented publishing company, FNO Press, with plans to issue 12 technology related book titles in 2000-2001 along with a series of videos and online learning products.
Editor, From Now On - The Educational Technology Journal
1991 - Present
· Published and edited From Now On, a monthly electronic technology newsletter which reaches more than eighteen thousand technology leaders, thinkers and teachers along with hundreds of library media specialists and industry figures monthly through e-mail along with tens of thousands of parents and others who visit the Web site.
· Provided a comprehensive WEB site offering a collection of technology-related planning documents and resources to support school district thinking and preparation for thoughtful use of networked technology and new information resources.
· Addressed the most pressing issues facing schools that are considering an investment in networking: goal setting, curriculum development, staff development, assessment, network planning, policy development, legal issues, etc.
· Developed powerful online learning modules for staff development and student learning.
Regular Columnist for eSchool News and Classroom Connect
1998-99
Director of Libraries, Media and Technology
Bellingham, WA Schools
1993 - 1997
· Directed educational program aspects of $6 million technology bond program linking the eighteen schools and 2,000 computers of this 10,000 student district to each other in a WAN (Wide Area Network) as well as the Internet.
· Created extensive staff development program designed to integrate the use of new technologies in support of higher level thinking and problem-solving across the disciplines.
· Orchestrated technology-related site-based decision-making model for all eighteen schools leading to individual site technology sketches with an emphasis upon student learning.
· Originated authentic staff and student assessment models which have been used to steer the program and evaluate progress on major goals.
· Created a robust district World Wide Web site which helped to define what is possible in the way of school Web publishing, including the development of student galleries and virtual museums, the creation of online staff development modules and the invention of curriculum and lesson pages.
· Utilized new technologies to radically shift work assignments of staff and realize major personnel savings by redeploying existing staff to different assignments.
· Provided support and training for the development of an innovative culture.
President - Network 609
1984- present
· Published and edited From Now On, a monthly electronic technology newsletter which reaches seven thousand technology leaders monthly through e-mail and thousands of others who visit the Web site.
· Presented keynote speeches, consulting services and staff development to schools, to school districts and at major conferences on topics such as restructuring, site-based management, critical thinking, skills of the future, educational technologies, strategic planning and creating a culture for change (Alabama, Alberta, Alaska, Arizona, Australia, British Columbia, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Massachusetts, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, New Zealand, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Ontario, Pennsylvania, Texas, Virginia, Ontario, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin).
· Designed and delivered national series of seminars on site-based management and change.
· Presented seminars on technology, planning and grant writing for National School Boards Association and Apple Computer.
· Completed three books (Corwin Press and Nat'l Ed. Service) with focus upon educational technology.
· Developed video based graduate program for educational technology with Canter & Associates.
· Completed book on site-based management (Correct Change Press).
· Provided training to Optical Data Corporation customers in the use of videodiscs and multimedia.
· Authored multimedia training modules for Optical Data Corporation.
· Reviewed educational improvement plans of urban districts in New Jersey for the New Jersey DOE and served on NJ Commissioner's Assessment Task Force.
· Provided workshops in creative problem-solving, decision-making, negotiating, team-building and other management topics for clients such as the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association.
Superintendent - Tredyffrin/Easttown (Valley Forge), PA Schools
Superintendent - Montgomery Township, N.J.
Assistant Supt. - Princeton Regional Schools
Principal - Edgar School (K-6) - Metuchen, New Jersey
Adjunct Professor - Douglas College
Assistant Principal - Franklin Middle School - Metuchen, New Jersey
Humanities Coord. - Franklin Middle School - Metuchen, New Jersey
Teacher of English & Social Studies - Greenwich Country Day School
A PARTIAL LISTING OF PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS
1. Planning for the Future
"Revising the Educational Agenda" AASA National Convention (1989)
"Education in the Age of the Smart Machine" World Future Society (1989)
"Through the Looking Glass" AASA National Convention (1990)
"A Curriculum of Concern" ASCD National Convention (1990)
"Education in the Age of the Smart Machine" ASCD National Convention (1990)
"Engendering a Change Ethic in the Next Generation" ASCD National Convention (1991)
"Making Change: Preparing Your Schools for the Next Century" NSBA InfoMart pre-conference workshop (1991)
"Powershifting and Puzzling to Create New Paradigms and New Possibilities." ASCD National Convention (1992)
"Re-Inventing the American School." NSBA Fall Conference (1992)
2. Classroom Questions/Thinking
" Supervising for Classroom Questions." Action Lab for ASCD Annual Meeting. (1986)
"The Question is the Answer." Session at ASCD annual meeting (1988)
"White Water Rafting: Supervising for Thinking." Session at ASCD annual meeting (1989)
3. Technologies
"Enhancing Administrative Productivity." Apple Symposium (1989)
"Education in the Age of the Smart Machine." Apple Computer's Business of Ed (1989)
"The Superintendent as Technology Navigator." Apple Computer (NY) (1990)
"Technology in the Curriculum: Are You Getting your Dollar's Worth?" NSBA (1991)
"Buyers Beware: Making Wise Technology Choices." NSBA Fall Conference (1992)
"New Dollars for New Technologies: Grantseeking." NSBA ITTE Infomart (1992)
"WeSearch the Web." ASCD (1997)
"Creating the Technology Enhanced, Student Centered Classroom." ASCD (1997)
4. Gifted Education
"PEG: Programs for the Exceptionally Gifted" Council for Exceptional Children Annual Meeting. Detroit . (1983)
"Cultivating the Garden: Alternative Approaches to Identifying Gifted and Talented Students." NJPSA Principals Workshop. (1983)
"Elitism and Gifted Education." Paper presented at AERA, Chicago. (1985)
"500 Miles, 500 Miles: Teaching Persistence with Year Long Research Projects." IAGT (1997)
5. Telecommunications and Information Skills
"Net Profit in a Post Modem World." Keynote for Online Conference. (1994)
"Building a Curriculum with the Internet." ASCD Assembly. (1995)
"Libraries of the Future." Kentucky ETC, NCETC, NCAECT, MASL, and others. (1995-1997)
"Virtual Museums." ASCD (1996)
"The Administrator and the Web; Developing a Research Program for an Age of Information; Power Learning; Keeping it Legal; Protecting Our Children from the Internet (and the World)" NECC'96.
"AfterSURF." NECC'97
"Deep Reading and Deep Thinking in an Age of Info-Glut, Info-Garbage, Info-Glitz and Info-Glimmer." FETC'97 and the IASL (International Association of School Librarians)
BOOKS
Making Change in Education: Preparing Your Schools for the Future, J. L. Wilkerson, Westbury, NY, 1987.
Coal Creek Rebellion, an historical novel set in 1891.
Site-Based Management: A Practitioner's Field Guide, Correct Change Publishers, Flemington, NJ, 1991.
Administrators at Risk, National Educational Service, Bloomington, IN, 1993.
Selecting, Managing and Marketing Technologies, Corwin, Newbury Park, CA, 1993.
Power Learning in the Classroom, Corwin, Newbury Park, CA, 1993.
Net Profit in a Post Modem World.
ARTICLES
"Computer Fear." Educational Leadership. September, 1983.
"In Search of Excellence: A Review." Executive Educator. November, 1983.
"Accordion Writing." Mastering the Word Processor." English Journal. September, 1984.
"Bandwagons and Trainwrecks: Computer Education Equity Issues." Nexus. Spring, 1984.
"Squeezing the Accordion: Mastering the Word Processor." Writing. November, 1984.
"Augmenting Classroom Activities and Resources Via Videotext." Media and Methods. November, 1984.
"Serendipity, Synergism and Venture Capital: A Strategy for Exploring the Information Age." Executive Educator. November, 1984.
"Mining the Mountain: Computer Research." Electronic Education. November, 1984.
"Who Will Decide Who is Gifted?" The Sunday New York Times, New Jersey Section,
September, 1984.
"Bandwagons and Trainwrecks: the Curriculum of Trend." Electronic Education, September, 1985.
"Who Controls the Schools: A Review." Executive Educator, September, 1985.
"A Passion for Excellence: A Review." Executive Educator, Fall, 1985.
"The Skeet Strategy: Aim High, Shoot Straight; Check the Pigeon." Executive Educator, May, 1986
"The Influence of Identification Practices, Race and SES on the Identification of Gifted Students." Gifted Child Quarterly, Spring, 1986.
"Fast-Food Strategies Starve Our Schools." Executive Educator, August, 1986.
"No Contest: A Review." American School Board's Journal. January, 1987.
"Revising the Educational Agenda: Basic Skills for 2010." School Leader, May/June, 1988.
"What Makes a Good School Principal?" NY Times, February 28, 1988.
"The Emperor's New Tailors: Lessons Learned from Industry." Star Ledger, April 24, 1988.
"In the Age of the Smart Machine: A Review." American School Boards Journal. January, 1989.
"Supervising for Thinking: White Water Rafting." Executive Educator, July, 1989.
"An Educational Safari." Kappan. October, 1990.
" Inspire Staff, Change with Metaphors." August, 1989. The School Administrator.
"The New Agenda: Education in the Age of the Smart Machine." Instructor Magazine. Spring, 1989.
"From Silent Screen to Technicolor: Desktop Presentation Software Rescues Staff Development from the Dark Ages." Staff Development Journal. September, 1989.
"Learn Workplace Basics Firsthand." Executive Educator. June,1990.
"At Elementary Schools, the Task Will Be Finding Room for Science." Education Week, October 31, 1990.
"How to Survive the Funding Drought." American School Boards Journal. March, 1991.
"Role Reversal: a Poem about Staff Development." Staff Development Journal. Summer, 1991.
"The Hero Comes of Age." Executive Educator. July, 1992.
"Technopoly: A Review." American School Boards Journal. September, 1992.
"BeforeNet and Afternet." Multimedia Schools, May-June, 1995.
"Planning an Internet Journey." Technology Connection, a series of 6 articles, April-November, 1995.
"We Weave the Web." Educational Leadership, November, 1996.
"Why in the World Wide Web." Technology & Learning, January, 1997.
"Technology's Webs." The School Administrator, April, 1998.
"Turn Ho-Hum Training into Dynamic Adult Learning." eSchool News, March, 1998.
"Grazing the Net: Raising a Generation of Range Free Students." Phi Delta Kappan, September, 1998.
VIDEOS
"Using the Internet for Curriculum." Video Journal of Education
"The Internet and the New Information Landscape." Canter Associates
"The New Information Landscape and the Post Modem School." Chip Taylor Communications
RESUME
Jamieson A. McKenzie, Ed.D. Phone: (303) 653-5650
770 Albion St. #303
Denver, CO 80220
mckenzie@fromnowon.org
EDUCATION
Yale University - B.A. degree in political science and American literature (1967).
Columbia University - M.A. degree in social studies education and the teaching of reading (1972).
Rutgers University - Ed.D. degree in social studies education with an emphasis upon administration and supervision (October, 1984). Dissertation: Gifted education and democratic theory.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Publisher, FNO Press
1999 - Present
· Launched technology oriented publishing company, FNO Press, with plans to issue 12 technology related book titles in 2000-2001 along with a series of videos and online learning products.
Editor, From Now On - The Educational Technology Journal
1991 - Present
· Published and edited From Now On, a monthly electronic technology newsletter which reaches more than eighteen thousand technology leaders, thinkers and teachers along with hundreds of library media specialists and industry figures monthly through e-mail along with tens of thousands of parents and others who visit the Web site.
· Provided a comprehensive WEB site offering a collection of technology-related planning documents and resources to support school district thinking and preparation for thoughtful use of networked technology and new information resources.
· Addressed the most pressing issues facing schools that are considering an investment in networking: goal setting, curriculum development, staff development, assessment, network planning, policy development, legal issues, etc.
· Developed powerful online learning modules for staff development and student learning.
Regular Columnist for eSchool News and Classroom Connect
1998-99
Director of Libraries, Media and Technology
Bellingham, WA Schools
1993 - 1997
· Directed educational program aspects of $6 million technology bond program linking the eighteen schools and 2,000 computers of this 10,000 student district to each other in a WAN (Wide Area Network) as well as the Internet.
· Created extensive staff development program designed to integrate the use of new technologies in support of higher level thinking and problem-solving across the disciplines.
· Orchestrated technology-related site-based decision-making model for all eighteen schools leading to individual site technology sketches with an emphasis upon student learning.
· Originated authentic staff and student assessment models which have been used to steer the program and evaluate progress on major goals.
· Created a robust district World Wide Web site which helped to define what is possible in the way of school Web publishing, including the development of student galleries and virtual museums, the creation of online staff development modules and the invention of curriculum and lesson pages.
· Utilized new technologies to radically shift work assignments of staff and realize major personnel savings by redeploying existing staff to different assignments.
· Provided support and training for the development of an innovative culture.
President - Network 609
1984- present
· Published and edited From Now On, a monthly electronic technology newsletter which reaches seven thousand technology leaders monthly through e-mail and thousands of others who visit the Web site.
· Presented keynote speeches, consulting services and staff development to schools, to school districts and at major conferences on topics such as restructuring, site-based management, critical thinking, skills of the future, educational technologies, strategic planning and creating a culture for change (Alabama, Alberta, Alaska, Arizona, Australia, British Columbia, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Massachusetts, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, New Zealand, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Ontario, Pennsylvania, Texas, Virginia, Ontario, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin).
· Designed and delivered national series of seminars on site-based management and change.
· Presented seminars on technology, planning and grant writing for National School Boards Association and Apple Computer.
· Completed three books (Corwin Press and Nat'l Ed. Service) with focus upon educational technology.
· Developed video based graduate program for educational technology with Canter & Associates.
· Completed book on site-based management (Correct Change Press).
· Provided training to Optical Data Corporation customers in the use of videodiscs and multimedia.
· Authored multimedia training modules for Optical Data Corporation.
· Reviewed educational improvement plans of urban districts in New Jersey for the New Jersey DOE and served on NJ Commissioner's Assessment Task Force.
· Provided workshops in creative problem-solving, decision-making, negotiating, team-building and other management topics for clients such as the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association.
Superintendent - Tredyffrin/Easttown (Valley Forge), PA Schools
Superintendent - Montgomery Township, N.J.
Assistant Supt. - Princeton Regional Schools
Principal - Edgar School (K-6) - Metuchen, New Jersey
Adjunct Professor - Douglas College
Assistant Principal - Franklin Middle School - Metuchen, New Jersey
Humanities Coord. - Franklin Middle School - Metuchen, New Jersey
Teacher of English & Social Studies - Greenwich Country Day School
A PARTIAL LISTING OF PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS
1. Planning for the Future
"Revising the Educational Agenda" AASA National Convention (1989)
"Education in the Age of the Smart Machine" World Future Society (1989)
"Through the Looking Glass" AASA National Convention (1990)
"A Curriculum of Concern" ASCD National Convention (1990)
"Education in the Age of the Smart Machine" ASCD National Convention (1990)
"Engendering a Change Ethic in the Next Generation" ASCD National Convention (1991)
"Making Change: Preparing Your Schools for the Next Century" NSBA InfoMart pre-conference workshop (1991)
"Powershifting and Puzzling to Create New Paradigms and New Possibilities." ASCD National Convention (1992)
"Re-Inventing the American School." NSBA Fall Conference (1992)
2. Classroom Questions/Thinking
" Supervising for Classroom Questions." Action Lab for ASCD Annual Meeting. (1986)
"The Question is the Answer." Session at ASCD annual meeting (1988)
"White Water Rafting: Supervising for Thinking." Session at ASCD annual meeting (1989)
3. Technologies
"Enhancing Administrative Productivity." Apple Symposium (1989)
"Education in the Age of the Smart Machine." Apple Computer's Business of Ed (1989)
"The Superintendent as Technology Navigator." Apple Computer (NY) (1990)
"Technology in the Curriculum: Are You Getting your Dollar's Worth?" NSBA (1991)
"Buyers Beware: Making Wise Technology Choices." NSBA Fall Conference (1992)
"New Dollars for New Technologies: Grantseeking." NSBA ITTE Infomart (1992)
"WeSearch the Web." ASCD (1997)
"Creating the Technology Enhanced, Student Centered Classroom." ASCD (1997)
4. Gifted Education
"PEG: Programs for the Exceptionally Gifted" Council for Exceptional Children Annual Meeting. Detroit . (1983)
"Cultivating the Garden: Alternative Approaches to Identifying Gifted and Talented Students." NJPSA Principals Workshop. (1983)
"Elitism and Gifted Education." Paper presented at AERA, Chicago. (1985)
"500 Miles, 500 Miles: Teaching Persistence with Year Long Research Projects." IAGT (1997)
5. Telecommunications and Information Skills
"Net Profit in a Post Modem World." Keynote for Online Conference. (1994)
"Building a Curriculum with the Internet." ASCD Assembly. (1995)
"Libraries of the Future." Kentucky ETC, NCETC, NCAECT, MASL, and others. (1995-1997)
"Virtual Museums." ASCD (1996)
"The Administrator and the Web; Developing a Research Program for an Age of Information; Power Learning; Keeping it Legal; Protecting Our Children from the Internet (and the World)" NECC'96.
"AfterSURF." NECC'97
"Deep Reading and Deep Thinking in an Age of Info-Glut, Info-Garbage, Info-Glitz and Info-Glimmer." FETC'97 and the IASL (International Association of School Librarians)
BOOKS
Making Change in Education: Preparing Your Schools for the Future, J. L. Wilkerson, Westbury, NY, 1987.
Coal Creek Rebellion, an historical novel set in 1891.
Site-Based Management: A Practitioner's Field Guide, Correct Change Publishers, Flemington, NJ, 1991.
Administrators at Risk, National Educational Service, Bloomington, IN, 1993.
Selecting, Managing and Marketing Technologies, Corwin, Newbury Park, CA, 1993.
Power Learning in the Classroom, Corwin, Newbury Park, CA, 1993.
Net Profit in a Post Modem World.
ARTICLES
"Computer Fear." Educational Leadership. September, 1983.
"In Search of Excellence: A Review." Executive Educator. November, 1983.
"Accordion Writing." Mastering the Word Processor." English Journal. September, 1984.
"Bandwagons and Trainwrecks: Computer Education Equity Issues." Nexus. Spring, 1984.
"Squeezing the Accordion: Mastering the Word Processor." Writing. November, 1984.
"Augmenting Classroom Activities and Resources Via Videotext." Media and Methods. November, 1984.
"Serendipity, Synergism and Venture Capital: A Strategy for Exploring the Information Age." Executive Educator. November, 1984.
"Mining the Mountain: Computer Research." Electronic Education. November, 1984.
"Who Will Decide Who is Gifted?" The Sunday New York Times, New Jersey Section,
September, 1984.
"Bandwagons and Trainwrecks: the Curriculum of Trend." Electronic Education, September, 1985.
"Who Controls the Schools: A Review." Executive Educator, September, 1985.
"A Passion for Excellence: A Review." Executive Educator, Fall, 1985.
"The Skeet Strategy: Aim High, Shoot Straight; Check the Pigeon." Executive Educator, May, 1986
"The Influence of Identification Practices, Race and SES on the Identification of Gifted Students." Gifted Child Quarterly, Spring, 1986.
"Fast-Food Strategies Starve Our Schools." Executive Educator, August, 1986.
"No Contest: A Review." American School Board's Journal. January, 1987.
"Revising the Educational Agenda: Basic Skills for 2010." School Leader, May/June, 1988.
"What Makes a Good School Principal?" NY Times, February 28, 1988.
"The Emperor's New Tailors: Lessons Learned from Industry." Star Ledger, April 24, 1988.
"In the Age of the Smart Machine: A Review." American School Boards Journal. January, 1989.
"Supervising for Thinking: White Water Rafting." Executive Educator, July, 1989.
"An Educational Safari." Kappan. October, 1990.
" Inspire Staff, Change with Metaphors." August, 1989. The School Administrator.
"The New Agenda: Education in the Age of the Smart Machine." Instructor Magazine. Spring, 1989.
"From Silent Screen to Technicolor: Desktop Presentation Software Rescues Staff Development from the Dark Ages." Staff Development Journal. September, 1989.
"Learn Workplace Basics Firsthand." Executive Educator. June,1990.
"At Elementary Schools, the Task Will Be Finding Room for Science." Education Week, October 31, 1990.
"How to Survive the Funding Drought." American School Boards Journal. March, 1991.
"Role Reversal: a Poem about Staff Development." Staff Development Journal. Summer, 1991.
"The Hero Comes of Age." Executive Educator. July, 1992.
"Technopoly: A Review." American School Boards Journal. September, 1992.
"BeforeNet and Afternet." Multimedia Schools, May-June, 1995.
"Planning an Internet Journey." Technology Connection, a series of 6 articles, April-November, 1995.
"We Weave the Web." Educational Leadership, November, 1996.
"Why in the World Wide Web." Technology & Learning, January, 1997.
"Technology's Webs." The School Administrator, April, 1998.
"Turn Ho-Hum Training into Dynamic Adult Learning." eSchool News, March, 1998.
"Grazing the Net: Raising a Generation of Range Free Students." Phi Delta Kappan, September, 1998.
VIDEOS
"Using the Internet for Curriculum." Video Journal of Education
"The Internet and the New Information Landscape." Canter Associates
"The New Information Landscape and the Post Modem School." Chip Taylor Communications