Educator, actor, director, producer, podcaster, technologist... anything else you need me to do?
Phones in my classroom:
Aren't allowed. (20 | 69%)
Are used by students mainly for personal use. (4 | 14%)
Are an integral part of instruction. (5 | 17%)
| I am the Technology Coordinator and Theatre Arts Director for Antioch High School where I have taught since 1996 and am currently creating their Media/Tech Academy. I am one of California's inaugural Leading Edge Certified Online Teachers and an adjunct theatre professor for Los Medanos College. After receiving my Bachelor of Arts in Drama from UC Irvine and Master of Arts in Theatre Directing from the Chicago College of Performing Arts, my penchant for technology and communication collided with the creation of ShakespeareCast.com in 2005. Before teaching, I worked as an actor, director, producer, and Arts Education Administrator for the San Francisco Shakespeare Festival. I am Founder and Artistic Director of Antioch Classical Theatre Company and a longtime member of Actors' Equity Association, Theatre Bay Area, and countless educator and technology groups. |

> Effectively incorporating 21st century tools to prepare today's “Digital Generation” learners is one the largest challenges of the K-12 classroom. The solution may be already be in the hands of our students: mobile devices. >
> One of the nervous habits that most people have when they speak to a large audience is to speak too quickly. This is especially true for students who are giving presentations to a group for the first time. >