"Hi Michelle,
So nice to hear from you. Yes, I do remember our talk to English teachers. Wow, that's been awhile ago. I am still at Mankato - I rose to my level of incompetence early. Congrats on the degree from Iowa. My alma mater for my…"
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Changed but Still Critical: Brick and Mortar School Libraries in the Digital Age
Your Name and Title: Doug Johnson, Director of Media and Technology Library, School, or Organization Name: Mankato (MN) Area Public Schools Co-Presenter Name(s): None Area of the World from Which You…Continue
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Started Jul 19, 2011
Libraries in the Clouds - session proposal
Your Name and Title: Doug Johnson, Director of Media and Technology Library, School, or Organization Name: Mankato (MN) Area Public Schools Co-Presenter Name(s): None Area of the World from Which You…Continue
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Started Jul 19, 2011
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Michelle Holschuh Simmons left a comment for Doug Johnson"Hi, Doug.
You probably don't remember me, but I was a student teacher at Mankato West in 1995 (with Jane Schostag), and you and I presented together about the efficacy of grammar checking software in word processing programs at a best practices…"
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- Doug Johnson is the Director of Media and Technology for the Mankato (MN) Public Schools. His teaching experience has included work in grades K-12. He is the author of five books, a long-running column in Library Media Connection, the Blue Skunk Blog, and his articles over forty books and periodicals. Doug has worked with over 130 organizations around the world and has held leadership positions in state and national organizations, including ISTE and AASL.
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- At 12:26pm on August 31, 2011, Michelle Holschuh Simmons said…
Hi, Doug.
You probably don't remember me, but I was a student teacher at Mankato West in 1995 (with Jane Schostag), and you and I presented together about the efficacy of grammar checking software in word processing programs at a best practices conference in the Twin Cities. Since then, I spent a few years as a high school English teacher, then I went to library school at the University of Iowa, then I was an academic librarian for a number of years, and then I got the Ph.D. I now teach in San Jose State University's SLIS program, and I am so pleased to see that you are participating in the Library 2.011 conference. It is such an exciting initiative!
Good to connect with you here.
Michelle Holschuh Simmons
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