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Lloyd Onyett

Lloyd Onyett
Assistant Dean for Technology
Pennsylvania
UNITED STATES

Lloyd Onyett

Biography

Lloyd Onyett is the Assistant Dean for Technology in the College of Education and Educational Technology at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. He has a dual Masters degree in Computer Science and Geography and is currently completing his doctoral degree in Administration and Leadership Studies in Higher Education. He has worked in higher education for 42 years, serving as a faculty member, a department chair, and in various administrative positions at six colleges and universities in California, Washington and Pennsylvania. He has written six technology related textbooks, and presented at numerous regional, national and international conferences on various technology topics.

Presentations

Recent Presentations
EventSessionDate
Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference 2009Virtual Worlds (Second Life) Constituent Group Discussion 01/09/2009
Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference 2009Decentralization in a Centralized IT Environment01/09/2009
Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference 2009Teaching in Virtual Worlds (Second Life)01/09/2009

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