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Tom Lewis

Tom Lewis
Director, Online Technologies
Seattle, Washington
UNITED STATES

Tom Lewis

Biography

Tom Lewis directs Catalyst Research & Development for the Office of Learning Technologies at the University of Washington. This group is responsible for the national award winning Catalyst Initiative (http://catalyst.washington.edu/), the Solstice open source Web development framework (http://solstice.eplt.washington.edu/), and numerous projects involving teaching and technology at UW. Tom oversees a staff that includes software developers, graphic and Web designers, editors, instructional technology consultants, and researchers and also coordinates campus-wide or multi-unit projects to integrate teaching and technology. Tom participates in the Open Source Portfolio and Sakai communities, and he previously helped develop the Smart Tools Academy, an intensive technology leadership program for Washington state K-12 administrators. He is a recovering political scientist.

Publications

Publications

Presentations

Recent Presentations
EventSessionDate
Western Regional Conference 2008Fast, Flexible, Friendly: Supporting and Governing Collaborative Tools in the Web 2.0 World04/02/2008
Seminars on Academic Computing 2006Institutional Podcasting and Media Sharing08/09/2006
NLII Annual Meeting 2005Bruises, Barriers, and Benefits: Building a Vibrant, Institution-Wide E-Portfolio Culture01/25/2005
NLII Annual Meeting 2004Bridging the Gap Between Classroom, Community & Career with Online Portfolios01/27/2004
EDUCAUSE 2003A First Look at Electronic Portfolio Implementations11/07/2003
NLII Annual Meeting 2003The Catalyst E-Portfolio: Using Assessment to Shape Enterprise-Wide, Learner-Centered Technologies01/28/2003
NLII October Focus Session 2002Planning for electronic portfolios - practical implications10/25/2002
NLII Annual Meeting 2002The Myth of the LMS: We’re Already Managing Learning!01/29/2002
NLII Annual Meeting 2001University of Washington: Technology Serving Teaching and Learning01/30/2001
EDUCAUSE 2000A Catalyst for Collaboration: Supporting Technology in Teaching through Partnerships10/13/2000
The Northwest Academic Computing ConsortiumPortals and the Educational Tool Kit: MyUW and Catalyst
Oren Sreebny, Assistant Director, Computing & Communications, University of Washington
06/09/2000

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