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 Jim Lengel is a visiting professor at the Hunter College School of
Education in New York, where he works on integrating technology
into teaching and learning. He also develops educational projects
for Apple Computer and other organizations. His previous work
includes ten years as a professor at the College of Communication
at Boston University, where his teaching and research on new media
drew students from many disciplines. He worked as Education
Technology Consultant for Apple Computer's Education Division from
1988 through 1994. He served as Vermont's Deputy Commissioner of
Education from 1983 until 1988. Jim has taught students in
elementary, high school, and college classrooms. His publications
include Law in American History (1983), Using Computers in the
Social Studies (1989), Kids, Computers and Homework (1995), Web
Wizard's Guide to Web Design (2000), Web Wizard's Guide to
Multimedia (2001), Web Wizard's Guide to Shockwave (2002), Web
Wizard's Guide to Dreamweaver (2004) and Integrating Technology: A
Practical Guide (2006). Jim has has delivered presentations on
education and technology in 30 states and 10 countries, including
at the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the Venezuelan
Academy of Sciences, and l'Institut de l'Homme et de la Technologie
in France. He is currently co-directing an international research
and development project on online learning with schools in France
and China.
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