| Patrick Crispen is the Instructional
Technology Coordinator at the California State University in
Long Beach. He is also a doctoral student in higher
education administration at the University of Southern
California and has earned a master of arts degree in
educational technology from Pepperdine University and a
bachelor of arts degree in economics from the University of
Alabama.
At Cal State Long Beach, Patrick develops, supports, and
implements the integration of Blackboard (the campus
e-learning platform), library programs, and Instructional
Technology Support Services. He also collaborates with
faculty, university technology support staff, and other
individuals and groups to provide guidance in the
development of technology-based learning and instructional
materials. |
Patrick
Crispen |
| Patrick is the co-author of two
classroom textbooks, Atlas for the Information
Superhighway (1996) and Web Page Design (1999),
and is the co-author of
The Internet Tourbus,
a free semi-weekly Internet newsletter read by over 100,000
people in over 130 countries. Since October of 1997, Patrick
has been an invited weekly panelist on a call-in radio show
on WGN Radio in Chicago. The show, the "Website Wednesday
Night" portion of the "Steve and Johnnie Show," is broadcast
live to 38 states and most of Canada on AM 720 and is
simulcast over the Internet at
http://wgnradio.com/listen/.
Patrick's
Website: netsquirrel.com
His
PowerPoint Presentations SESSIONS: 4, 23, 42, 61, 80, 99, 118, 137, 156, 175 |
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