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Sharon Collins

Sharon Collins
Project Manager
East Carolina University
Greenville, North Carolina
UNITED STATES

Sharon Collins

Biography

A current member of the Evolving Technologies Group and a graduate of the EDUCAUSE Management Institute, Boulder 2006. I have an undergraduate degree from Mount Olive College, North Carolina in business, a Master's degree from East Carolina University in Education and Instructional Technology. The first years of employment were spent with the Federal government. Fifteen years have been spent with the academic community at a community college and now at East Carolina University. Experience includes work on a Department of Defense grant investigating collaborative technologies and distance education solutions, web-conferencing platforms, computer programming, public relations, web page development, training, server support, Blackboard, and lead consultant on handheld computers (pdas). Currently working on her PhD with Walden University in Applied Management and Information Systems.

Publications

Publications
What Technology? Reflections on Evolving Services
EDUCAUSE Review
October 2009
Virtual Worlds in Education
EDUCAUSE Committees
October 2008
Google Suite for Higher Education
EDUCAUSE Committees
October 2007
The Evolution of Web Conferencing
EDUCAUSE Committees
October 2007

Presentations

Recent Presentations
EventSessionDate
EDUCAUSE 2009 Face-to-Face ConferenceReal Education in a Virtual World: Conducting an International Conference in Second Life11/06/2009
EDUCAUSE 2009 Face-to-Face ConferenceWhat Technology? Evolving Services: A Report and Reflection from the Evolving Technologies Committee11/06/2009
EDUCAUSE 2009 Face-to-Face ConferenceNew and Emerging Technologies 11/06/2009
EDUCAUSE 2008Glimpses of Our IT Future: What's Green, Mobile, and Regulated All Over? 10/31/2008
EDUCAUSE 2008Imaging and Document Management10/31/2008
Southeast Regional Conference 2008Course Management Systems: A Change on the Horizon?06/04/2008
EDUCAUSE 2007Imagining Tomorrow's Future Today: The EDUCAUSE Evolving Technology Committee10/26/2007
EDUCAUSE 2007Improving Distributed Education Through Research: Three Studies of E-Pedagogy10/26/2007
EDUCAUSE 2004Breaking Physical Barriers in the Deliverance of Rural Medicine10/22/2004
EDUCAUSE 2002From Toys to Mobile Tools: PDAs in Medical School--Tackling Confidentiality10/04/2002
Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference 2001The Handheld Computer and Wireless Connectivity: Enhancing Teaching, Learning, and Managing Information Technology Resources12/04/2001
Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference 2001Loading Applications via the Web12/04/2001

Interests

Tags
Project Management
Training and Support
Collaborative Technologies
Leadership/Management
Instructional Technology
Research and Development

Membership Information

General Info

Membership Information
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