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Resume Steve Gibbs | Career aspiration: To work in the field of curriculum technology Positions sought: K-12 curriculum coordinator College/university teacher of education Online course developer / online instructor Trainer, presenter, spokesperson for curriculum technology Employment and Experience Summary
Employment and Experience Detail Teacher/technology mentor/digital grant author-coordinator: English literature, journalism teacher 1985 - present; published school newspaper; high school faculty technology mentor, coordinator 1989 present; wrote the California Distinguished School Award application; solicited a technology endowment from the East Bay Community Foundation of $550,000 in 1999 and had our school wired for the Internet; Wrote California Digital High Grant for $562,000 in 2000 for computers, training, and expansion of our network facilities; continued on as grant coordinator; Teacher of the Year (BUSD) 1996 Intel Master Teacher: I have trained and graduated 54 teachers through the Intelฎ Teach to the Future program 1999 -- Present. Technology Consultant for Online course developer and instructor; teleconference coordinator: Under contract with SSU, I wrote and taught three online courses: Internet in the K-12 Classroom, Integrating Technology into Elementary Language Arts and Social Sciences, and Integrating Technology into Secondary Language Arts and Social Sciences. As teleconference coordinator, I visited schools, connected cameras, and directed conferences between student teachers and master teachers; Prior to teaching online for SSU, I taught courses for three years through the Institute of Computer Technology (ICT). Conference Guest Speaker: I am
employed part-time with Classroom Connect as a contracted conference speaker.
I have presented in Marketing and sales, technology trainer: I became an AT&T salesman in 1978. When computers were introduced to the sales personnel, in approximately 1982, I became a trainer of service representatives in writing computer-coded sales orders; I also published a monthly departmental training newsletter. Newspaper Columnist: I have written a weekly educational humor and advice column for the Benicia Herald since 1985. I am currently approaching my 900th published column. Benicia population: 28,000. Education (108 post-baccalaureate semester units) 2001 June, 2003
California State University Sonoma
Master of Arts -- Curriculum,
Teaching and Learning, with a technology emphasis
1984 1985
California State University Hayward
Single Subject Teaching
Credential
1974 1978
Pennsylvania State University
Bachelor of Arts writing major; consumer
psychology minor Technical Proficiencies Proficient at Web design, audio and video editing and streaming, multimedia presentations, networking, various Microsoft, Adobe, Macromedia productivity applications, classroom integration techniques Community activities
References Kimberly Dennis, Superintendent of Schools, Benicia Unified School District. 350 East K Street, Benicia, CA 94510 (707) 747-8300 x1210 Email : dennisk@benicia.k12.ca.us JoAnn Severson, Principal, Benicia High School, 1101 Military West, Benicia, CA 94510 (707) 747-8325 Email: severson@benicia.k12.ca.us Ron Wheat, Vice Principal, Benicia High, 1101 Military West, Benicia, CA 94510 (707) 747-8325 Email: wheatr@benicia.k12.ca.us Susan Hutchinson, Principal, Benicia Middle School , 1100 Southamption, Benicia , CA 94510 (707) 747-8340 Email: hutchss@benicia.k12.ca.us Jane West, Principal, Mary Farmar Elementary School, 107 Riverview Terrace, Benicia, CA 94510 (707) 745-2862 Email: gowest42@pacbell.net Phil Greene, Teacher, Benicia High School Email: philgreene@comcast.net Annette Fewins, Technology Teacher, Benicia High Schoolafewins@yahoo.com John Moses, Editor of Benicia Herald, 820 First Street, Benicia, CA 94510. (707) 745-0733 Email: benheral@pacbell.net
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