I am a sixth grade teacher and the technology co-director for the Western Massachusetts Writing Project. I am intrigued by how digital technology can transform the way we communicate and collaborate and compose.
As I wander in our motorhome, and across the web, I find a new joy in scholarship freed from institutional constraints.
I am Terry. I teach. I write. I farm. I husband. I am a lucky man.
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I work as a college English instructor in West Palm Beach, FL, USA, after a long professional life as a technology director in college and K12. I set up my first fully computerized and networked academic support lab for the University of Houston-Victoria in 1983.
As one of Viral Academy Teachers my main interest is Distributed Team Work and Web based Project Management Tools supporting it.
I'm a faculty developer & teacher educator at the American University in Cairo's Center for Learning & Teaching (official title Associate Professor of Practice). I research a variety of things (see more in my About Me page 
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I am a professor at Macomb Community College in Michigan, where I mainly teach composition. I've done some work with wikis in the past, but this is the most technical thing I have done in years! I'm interested in this project for the pedagogical possibilities.
I'm an archaeologist by training, a digital dilettante by inclination, and a digital humanist by the seat of my pants!
I'm a Coordinator of Faculty Support and Instructional Design at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
I work with the Sprout Fund as the project manager on technology for the City of Learning, Open Badges, and Remake Learning work in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Hello! My name is Emily and I am the Sally W. Kalin Librarian for Learning Innovations at Penn State. I provide instruction, reference, and outreach services to undergraduate students and have an MLIS from the University of Pittsburgh.
I just accepted a position as the Director of Educational Technology & Media at Seattle Pacific University.
Mura Nava teaches English as a foreign language in Paris, France.
I'm Don Gorges in Toronto with a career in Visual Communications Creative Services i.e. Open Design Studio-Labs and self-directed Research in Development of a Personal Learning API.
Jenny Mackness is an independent online education consultant, specialising in content authoring, teaching and facilitating national and international online courses in Higher Education.
I was born a poor political theorist.
I'm Thomas Kalka from Potsdam, Germany. I've studied physics, worked as a programmer and now work as opera singer and teacher on a small school led by self-directed learning principles.
I am a professor at Macomb Community College in Michigan, where I mainly teach composition. I've done some work with wikis in the past, but this is the most technical thing I have done in years! I'm interested in this project for the pedagogical possibilities.
I'm an elementary school principal who's worked with wikis for quite a while now. I'm excited to explore this Teaching Machines Happening on Federated Wiki with Audrey Watters and Michael Caulfield. So far so good. Twitter: @chaugen Voxer: chauge147
Canada Research Chair in Innovative Learning and Technology & Associate Professor at Royal Roads University
I'm a software engineer and open education nerd. I work a lot with open standards in the edtech space.
I’m the Innovation Technology Officer at Charles Sturt University in Wagga Wagga , Australia.
I can't think what to say about myself at the moment. A set of bullet points that summerises me (in the usual useless manner of a powerpoint slide)...
I'm interested in computer programming, music, and a little of everything else.
I am a mathematician, teaching and researching in Zurich.
I make software. I’ve spent many years developing in Java and have enjoyed using Spring and Hibernate. Lately I’ve been using Groovy and Grails in addition to Java to create SaaS web applications that help track finances for large institutions.
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I am a Masters student at Carnegie Mellon University studying educational technology. I'm interested in seeing the whole picture rather than the picture that my research first school might present.