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Sheldon Sax

Sheldon Sax
Director, Educational Technology
Middlebury College
Middlebury, Vermont
UNITED STATES

Sheldon Sax

Biography

After working as an economic consultant specializing in natural resources in British Columbia, Canada, I joined the Economics Department at Middlebury College in 1984. While teaching at Middlebury, I became increasingly interested in the possibilities of using technology in the curriculum. In
1987, I joined the Academic Computing Department as Assistant Director of Academic Computing while retaining a half-time teaching appointment until 1990. Since my appointment in 1995 to Director of Instructional Technology (recently renamed Educational Technology), I have devoted my energies and
efforts to working with faculty to integrate pedagogically appropriate technology into the Middlebury curriculum.

Presentations

Recent Presentations
EventSessionDate
NERCOMP 2005IT-Library Merger: Part II (an Update)03/08/2005
NERCOMP 2003Merging Library and IT in a Liberal Arts College: Creating an Organization for the Times03/18/2003
NERCOMP 2002Teaching Strategies and Technology: Finding the Right Combination03/19/2002

Membership Information

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