LCTTP Instructor Profile
Education:
AS: Business / Information Word Processing
Lansing Community College: Lansing, MI. Graduated 1990
BA: Community Services
Siena Heights University, Adrian, MI. Graduated 2006
Certified as a Microsoft Office User Specialist Expert (MOUS) in
Microsoft Word and PowerPoint
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Work Experience:
1996 to Present
Information Technology Professional
Michigan State University, Administrative Information Services
Department: East Lansing, MI
- Design and deliver computer training courses and workshops
covering a wide range of software:
- Word
- PowerPoint
- Visio
- Database Reporting Using Crystal Reports
- Web Design and Usability Techniques
- Web Accessibility
- Creating Flexible Documents
- Macromedia Breeze Presenter
- AIS Document Viewer
- Faculty/Staff/Retiree Address System
- Also familiar and use MS-Publisher, WordPerfect, Outlook and Eudora.
- Provide technical consultation services for internal and
external customers.
- Provide one-on-one training based on the needs of the
client. Experience working with the visually impaired which
broadens my perspective on persons with disabilities using computers.
- Administer and perform billing for AIS computer courses
and workshops.
- Member of the department Outlook Mail Implementation Team
involved in testing, documenting, teaching, and support
to department staff of 120.
Training Philosophy:
I have a passion for helping others feel comfortable when
using a PC from the beginner level on up. My philosophy is
not just to educate but help people learn new technology skills
in order to be more efficient at their jobs whether it is
at the workplace or at home. My role is more of a facilitator
rather than a trainer because I love class participation,
working together on labs, and encourage students to ask questions.
The hands-on classes provide that avenue. Focusing on what
it was like when I first learned new technology helps me stay
focused on how I portray the material to others at a comfortable,
easy to understand, and patient manner. And guess what. .
. I'm still learning too! |