Dr. Fred T. Hofstetter's Résumé

I am Professor of Instructional Technology at the University of Delaware. My career goal is to help make multimedia easy enough for everyone to become a creator, not just a consumer, of multimedia. Recently, I have been developing a Web-based educational environment called Serf that makes it possible to create, deliver, communicate, and assess multimedia course content over the Web.  I have been developing multimedia tools and techniques since 1970. This résumé summarizes my life's work according to the following categories, which you can select to find out more:    Educational Qualifications Positions I Have Held Grants and Awards Honors Major Publications Keynote Speeches Consultancies Professional Experience What I'm Doing Now How to Contact Me

Dissertation: A Quantitative Method for the Study of Musical Style Applied to Differences and Similarities in the Use of Melodic Intervals During the Mid-Nineteenth to Early Twentieth Centuries.

Master of Arts, Music Theory, The Ohio State University, August, 1971

Bachelor of Arts, Music Education, Saint Joseph's College, May, 1970

Specialties include Multimedia, Internetworking, Java, Music, Educational Design, Higher Education, Sakai, MIDI, Ear-Training, and Mountain Biking.

• 1995: Full Professor of Education, University of Delaware, 1995 to present
• 1994: Director, Instructional Technology Center, University of Delaware, 1994-98
• 1991: Associate Provost and Director, Instructional Technology Center, University of Delaware, 1991-94
• 1988: Associate Provost for Academic Computing and Instructional Technology, University of Delaware, 1988-91
• 1986: Assistant Provost and Director, Office of Instructional Technology, University of Delaware, 1986-88
• 1984: Full Professor, Music Theory, University of Delaware, 1984 to present
• 1980: Director, Office of Computer-Based Instruction, University of Delaware, 1980-86
• 1979: Associate Professor, Music Theory, University of Delaware, 1979-84
• 1975: Director, Delaware PLATO Project, 1975-80
• 1974: Assistant Professor, Music Theory, University of Delaware, 1974-79
• 1970: University Fellow, Music Theory, The Ohio State University, 1970-74

• 2008: Honorable Mention, International Teaching with Sakai Innovation Award.
• 2006: UCEA Applied Research award, with Jim Broomall and Penny Merena, for her EPP doctoral thesis.
• 2004: CHEP grant with Dr. Chrystalla Mouza to design a video case-based strategy for teacher preparation in technology
• 2001: DOE/OSEP/AIR grant to design a virtual community for sharing ideas, knowledge, and experiences with a national network of technology innovators
• 1999: FIPSE grant to create a Web-based career counseling environment called ACCESS
• 1997: PBS grant to create a TeleWEBcourse entitled Internet Literacy
• 1991: Department of Education FIPSE grant for the GUIDO Music Learning System
• 1991: IBM Multimedia Partnership grant to provide training and multimedia development services in the northeast corridor
• 1989: Digital Equipment Corporation Grant to produce Introduction to Statistics, winner of the EDUCOM/NCRIPTAL Best Tutorial award
• 1987: Composite materials partnership grant with DuPont and the State of Delaware
• 1986: Gold CINDY Award for Best Videodisc, University of Delaware Videodisc Music Series, produced under a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities
• 1986: Experimental station partnership grant with DuPont and the State of Delaware
• 1982: Atari grant for the AtariMusic Learning Series
• 1981: Control Data Corporation grant for the Lower Division Engineering Curriculum
• 1979: Emergency School Aid Act grant to reduce minority group isolation in New Castle County

• 1967: Phi Eta Sigma
• 1969: Delta Epsilon Sigma
• 1970: Pi Kappa Lambda
• 1977: Outstanding Young Men of America
• 1977: Elected a Fellow of Saint Joseph's College
• 1978: Best Paper, Music Educators National Conference
• 1981: Who's Who in the East
• 1983: Who's Who in American Music
• 1984: Elected the 1984 Dean Lecturer
• 1986: Who's Who in Technology
• 1986: Elected an ADCIS Fellow
• 1988: Elected an IBM Consulting Scholar
• 1991: EDUCOM Joe Wyatt Challenge Success Story
• 1998: NUCEA 1998 Credit Program of Excellence Award
• 2000: Distinguished Faculty Award, School of Education
• 2004: Pioneer Award in Distance Education, UD Online

• "The Nationalistic Fingerprint in Nineteenth-century Romantic Chamber Music," Computers and the Humanities, 13 (1979), 105-119. Computer software that recognizes the nationalities of composers based on encoding habits.
• The GUIDO Ear-Training System: Intervals, Melodies, Chords, Harmonies, and Rhythms (Bellingham: Temporal Acuity Products). A series of research papers regarding this system appeared in refereed music journals from 1975 to 1986.
• "A Model for Administering Computer-Based Education," Proceedings of the Third World Conference on Computers in Education, July 27-31, 1981, Lausanne, Switzerland, 641-648.
• "Computer-Based Instruction: Roots, Origins, Applications, Benefits, Features, Systems, Trends, and Issues," Proceedings of the 1981 International Sales Meeting of the Digital Equipment Corporation, November 10-12, 1981, pp. 1-45; ERIC Document 231 343.
• AtariMusic I: Lines and Spaces, Clefs, Ledger Lines, the Grand Staff, Whole Steps, and Half Steps (San Jose:Atari, Inc., 1983).
• AtariMusic II: Major Scales, Key Signatures, and Hearing Scalewise Melodies (San Jose: Atari, Inc., 1983).
• "Perspectives on a Decade of Computer-Based Instruction," Journal of Computer-Based Instruction, 12 (Winter, 1985), 1-7.
• Making Music on Micros: A Musical Approach to Computer Programming (New York: Random House, 1985), includes textbook and floppy disk. Reviewed by William R. Higgins in The American Music Teacher (March/April, 1987), 60.
• The University of Delaware Videodisc Music Series. Two-volume instructor guide and four double-sided videodiscs. Newark: University of Delaware Office of Instructional Technology, 1986. Reviewed by Robert W. Placek in the Music Educators Journal (May, 1987), pp. 22-24.
• Computer Literacy for Musicians. Englewood Cliffs: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1988.
• The IBM Music Feature: A Primer. Austin: IBM Corp., 1988.
• "PODIUM: Presentation Overlay Display for Interactive Uses of Media," Academic Computing (November, 1989), pp. 10-13, 48-50.
• AVC PODIUM, Hypermedia software for the IBM Audio Visual Connection. Newark: University of Delaware, 1990.
• PODIUM for DOS or Windows. Milford: IBM Corporation, 1991.
• "Institutional Support for Improving Instruction with Multimedia," EDUCOM Review (January/February 1992), pp. 27-30.
• "Making Multimedia Possible Through Word Processing," IBM Higher Education Supplement to T.H.E. Journal (March 1992), pp. 38-39.
• "DVI Authoring: A Tutorial for Teachers," T.H.E. Journal (October 1992), pp. 85-86.
• PODIUM for Presentation Manager. Atlanta: IBM Corporation, 1992.
• "Multi Multimedia," T.H.E. Journal (February 1993), Guest Editorial, p. 6.
• "Design and Construction of a Multimedia Technology Cart for Secure, Efficient, and Cost-Conscious Classroom Use." Tech Trends (March, 1993), 22-24.
• PODIUM for Windows. Newark: University of Delaware, 1993; marketed worldwide by several distributors.
• Multimedia Presentation Technology. Textbook and CD-ROM combination. Belmont: Wadsworth Publishing Company, 1994.
• "Is Multimedia The Next Literacy?" Educators' Tech Exchange (Winter 1994), Feature Article, pp. 6-12.
• "Multimedia Patent and Copyright Issues: The Need for Lawmakers to be Multimedia Literate," What's Fair? A Report on the Proceedings of the National Conference on Educational Fair Access and the Media (June 1994), Keynote Address, pp. 13-18.
• "Multimedia Tips & Techniques," Multimedia Solutions (January/February 1994), Expert Viewpoint, pp. 30-31.
• "Patenting Sunlight and Other Foolishness in a Brave New Multimedia World," Perspectives (September/October 1994), pp. 27-30.
• Multimedia Literacy. Textbook and CD-ROM combination. New York: McGraw-Hill Publishing Company, 1995.
• Multimedia Literacy. Japanese Translation. Textbook and CD-ROM combination. Tokyo: ITEC, 1996.
• "Redefining the College Music Infrastructure," College Music Society Newsletter (January 1996), 1-4.
• Multimedia Literacy. Second Edition. Textbook and CD-ROM combination. New York: McGraw-Hill Publishing Company, 1997.
• Internet Literacy, the First PBS TeleWEBcourse.  PBS Agenda (Fall/Winter 1997-98), 12-13.
• Internet Literacy.  New York:  McGraw-Hill, 1998.  ISBN 0-07-029387-2.
• Internet Literacy CD-ROM.  Washington, DC:  PBS Adult Learning Service, 1997.
• Serf’s Up!  Teaching and Learning with Serf:  Your Servant on the Internet.  1997 AACRAO Proceedings, 123-135.
• What It’s Like to Create and Teach a TeleWEBcourse with Serf.  PBS Agenda (Spring/Summer 1998), 6-9.
• Serf Authoring Tutorial.  Washington, DC:  PBS Adult Learning Service, 1998.  Available from http://www.pbs.org/adultlearning/als/programs/live/webbased.
• Three waves of Serf, a Web-based teaching and learning environment. College & University Media Review (Fall, 1999), 99-123. Available from http://www.udel.edu/fth/serf/serf1-3.html.
• Serf 3.0. Newark, DE: Serfsoft Corporation, 2000. Available from http://serfsoft.com.
• Internet Literacy. Second Edition. New York:  McGraw-Hill, 2001.  ISBN 0-07-247978-7.
• Multimedia Literacy. Third Edition. Textbook and CD-ROM combination. New York: McGraw-Hill Publishing Company, 2001. ISBN 0-07-238440-9.
• The Future’s Future: Implications of Emerging Technology for Special Education Program Planning. Journal of Special Education Technology (Fall 2001), 16 (4), 7-13.
• Internet Literacy. Third Edition. New York:  McGraw-Hill, 2003.  ISBN 0-07-284201-6.
• Advanced Web Design. New York:  McGraw-Hill, 2003.  ISBN 0-07-256594-2.
• Internet Technologies at Work. New York:  McGraw-Hill, 2004.  ISBN 0-07-222999-3.
• Internet Literacy. Fourth Edition. New York:  McGraw-Hill, 2005.  ISBN 0-07-226061-0.
• Back to the Future of Educational Technology. Michael Allen's 2008 e-Learning Annual, 59-80. San Francisco: John Wiley & Sons, 2008. ISBN 978-0-7879-8743-5.

• Sakai Web Design: Creating a Course with Sakai. LMS Committee Retreat, University of Delaware, January 10, 2008.
• Reflections on Four Waves of Web-based Teaching and Learning with Serf. United States Distance Learning Association (USDLA) regional conference (Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware). Newark, DE, March 23, 2005.
• Extending the Future of Special Education Technology, Assistive Technologies Conference on the Accessible Classroom, MAR*TEC at Temple University, Philadelphia, PA, July 12, 2002.
• The Future's Future, Deparment of Education, Office of Special Education Programs, Washington, DC, February 1, 2001.
• IUP TechFair 2000, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, April 24, 2000.
• Information Technology Forum, University of Toronto, April 12, 2000.
• ADVIS 1999, Oberod, Delaware, October 26, 1999.
• Reading Area Community College (RACC) Faculty In-Service Program, September 17, 1999.
• Sapphire 1999, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, September 14, 1999.
• National Educational Computing Conference (NECC), Atlantic City, New Jersey, June 23, 1999.
• Technology Mentor Conference, Idaho State University, October 1, 1998.
• Summer Technology Skills Workshop, Lincoln University, August 10, 1998
• Faculty Institute on Technology, Rochester Institute of Technology, May 26, 1998
• Spring Surf Conference, Anne Arundel Community College, April 3, 1998
• Delaware Council of Teachers of Mathematics, November 21, 1996
• Fall General Staff Meeting, Chaffey College, August 9, 1996
• New Jersey Master Lecture Series on Leadership, Ramapo College of New Jersey, March 6, 1996
• A Symposium on 21st Century Teaching Technologies, University of Southern Florida, February 23, 1996
• McGraw-Hill Teaching Economics Conference, Robert Morris College, February 17, 1996
• College Music Society, Portland, OR, November 9-11, 1995
• Pennsbury School District, Fallsington, PA, November 7, 1995
• Georgia Association of Two-Year Colleges, Young Harris College, October 27-28, 1995
• Eleventh Annual Eastern Small College Computing Conference, Iona College, New Rochelle, NY, October 20-21, 1995
• University of Massachusetts Management Council Conference, October 18-19, 1995
• National University Continuing Education Assoication, Penn State Scanticon, October 11-13, 1995
• Research for Better Schools Conference, Philadelphia, PA, December 9, 1994
• Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, October 24, 1994
• Regional CAUSE Conference, Philadelphia, PA, June 2, 1994
• Salisbury State University Faculty Development Conference, Salisbury, MD, April 23, 1994
• College of Albermarle, Elizabeth City, NC, March 26, 1994
• Print and Publishing International Conference, Vienna, March 8, 1994
• Miami-Dade Community College, Miami, Florida, March 2, 1994
• Cumberland County Community College, Vineland, New Jersey, February 8, 1994
• Berks County Intermediate Unit, Reading, PA, January 5, 1994
• NETC '93 North Carolina Educational Technology Conference, December 1,1993
• Association of Small Computer Users in Education Conference, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, June 21, 1993
• Educational Computing Organization of Ontario Conference, Toronto, April 29, 1993
• National Conference on College Teaching and Learning, Jacksonville, April 14, 1993
• North Carolina Department of Instruction Science Education Forum, Raleigh, April 13, 1993
• The 6th Annual Maryland, Virginia, and Washington College & University Conference, March 24, 1993
• Loyola College Technology Fair, Baltimore, September 1992
• Association for Applied Interactive Multimedia Conference, Charleston, July 1992
• 25th Anniversary Celebration, Computer Science Department, University of Waterloo, June 1992
• University of California at Davis, May 1, 1990
• Syracuse University, April 20, 1990
• California Educational Computing Consortium, CSUN, April 12, 1990
• Columbus College, Georgia, April 3, 1990
• New Horizons Conference, Richmond, March 27, 1990
• Media Executive Conference, Phoenix, March 26, 1990
• Delaware State Computer Faire, Dover, March 17, 1990
• Higher Education Forum, Providence, Rhode Island, March 6, 1990
• Boise State University, Idaho, February 13, 1990
• Michigan State University, Lansing, February 8, 1990
• City University of New York, Palisades, January 26, 1990
• United States Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, January 23, 1990
• Bowie State University, January 10, 1990
• Valparaiso University, January 9, 1990
• ADCIS '89, Crystal City, November 16, 1989
• Auburn University, November 15, 1989
• Fall COMDEX, Las Vegas, November 13, 1989
• Higher Education Software Consortium, San Jose, November 9, 1989
• City University of New York, Palisades, November 3, 1989
• University of South Carolina, October 31, 1989
• Higher Education Forum, Providence, October 26, 1989
• Elgin Community College, Chicago, October 24, 1989
• Business School Computing Conference, University of South Carolina, September 27, 1989
• North Carolina College & University Conference, September 13, 1989
• Asia Pacific Higher Education Executive Conference, Bangkok, August 25, 1989
• Community College Presidents Class, Palisades, August 1, 1989
• Paradigm, July 24, 1989
• Gannon University, July 18, 1989
• University of Kansas, July 6, 1989
• Deans of Schools of Education, The University of Texas at Austin, June 11
• University of Illinois, June 9, 1989
• Deans of Arts and Letters, University of Kentucky, June 4, 1989
• University of Maryland Facilities Conference, June 2, 1989
• University of Georgia, May 24, 1989
• ICCAL '89, Dallas, May 10, 1989
• University of North Texas, May 10, 1989
• Higher Education Executive Conference, Orlando, May 2, 1989
• CSU Fullerton Music Conference, April 28, 1989
• Tennessee Electronic Data Processing Symposium, Fall Creek Falls State Park, April 24, 1989
• Otterbein College, Westerville, Ohio, April 4, 1989
• University of Notre Dame, March 29, 1989
• University of New Hampshire, March 28, 1989
• James Madison University, March 21, 1989
• MENC '89, Nashville, March 16, 1989
• Authoring Systems Day, Madison Avenue, February 27, 1989
• Toronto School Boards Professional Development Day, February 22, 1989
• GEMS Application Workshop, North York, Ontario, February 21, 1989
• New Jersey Association for Educational Technology annual conference, October 15, 1988
• Worcester County Vocational Center, Maryland State Department of Education, Ocean City, May 18, 1988
• Florida Association for Computers in Education, Region VI Computer Conference, Plantation, Florida, November 17, 1987
• Conference on Computers in Liberal Arts Education, York College/CUNY, 1987
• Delaware State Computer Faire, 1987
• Leeward Community College, Leeward, Hawaii, 1985
• Glassboro State College, New Jersey, 1985
• Teachers College of Columbia University, 1985
• Middlesex County College, Edison, NJ, 1985
• Nursery Kindergarten Association of Delaware, 1985
• Delaware Council of Teachers of Mathematics and English, 1983
• Faculty In-Service Program at the Milwaukee School of Engineering, 1983
• Faculty In-Service Program at Johnson County Community College, 1983
• Seaford School District Computer Night, 1983
• Spring Colloquy of Montgomery County Community College, 1983
• Cape Henlopen School District In-Service Program, 1982

• Annenberg/CPB Project
• APT Corporation
• Atari Home Computer Division
• Babson College
• California State University at Long Beach
• Canadian Centre for Learning Systems
• Christina School District
• CINECA Consortium of Italy
• Columbia University
• Commonwealth Schools Commission of Australia
• Control Data Corporation
• Department of Education
• Deutsche Telekom
• Digital Equipment Corporation
• David Sarnoff Research Center
• EDUCOM
• Educational Testing Service
• Fort Hill Company
• George School
• Georgia Southern College
• Harvard University
• Indiana University of Pennsylvania
• International Business Machines Corporation
• Kurzweil Educational Systems
• Lawrence Township Board of Education
• Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• Mount Royal College
• National Association of Music Merchants
• National Science Foundation
• Newmann College
• Nova Scotia CAD/CAM Consortium
• Old Dominion University
• Penn State University
• Prentice-Hall
• Schirmer Books
• Science Council of Canada
• St. Thomas Choir School
• State of New Jersey
• Technical University of Nova Scotia
• Thysson Telekom
• Tygerberg Medical School
• University of Alberta
• University of California at San Diego
• University of Houston
• University of Maine
• University of Stellenbosch
• University of Western Ontario Academic Development Fund
• Wesley College
• York College

• Editorial Board, T.H.E. Journal, 1992 to 2003
• Editorial Board, Journal of Computer-Based Instruction, 1992 to 1997
• Reviewer, National Science Foundation
• Title III Evaluator, U.S. Department of Education
• Privacy Rights Seminar Leader, American Civil Liberties Union
• European lecture tour funded by Hofbauer Information Systems and Alcatel to promote the use of computer-based music instruction in Europe:
• Josef Mathias Hauer Musikschuele, Wiener Neustadt, Austria
• Computer Society of Austria at the Vienna Technical Museum
• Hochschuele für Musik in Graz, Austria
• Institute für Informationsverarbeitung in Graz, May 5
• Institute of Musicology at the Academy of Science in Hungary, Budapest
• Hochschuele für Musik und Darstellende Kunst in Wien, Vienna
• Fern Universitaetgesamthochschuele, Hagen
• Hochschuele der Kunste, Berlin
• Chairperson, Music Educators National Conference Committee on Computers and Electronic Music
• "Trends in Computer-Based Learning and Teaching," a series of lectures delivered at the Diamond Head Campus of Kapiolani Community College in Hawaii; presentations included the following:
• "The Interactive Videodisc"
• "A Musical Approach to Computer Programming"
• "Trends in Computer-Based Learning and Teaching"
• "The Computer as a Lecture Aid"
• "Video Overlay Techniques"
• "Interpreting Research on Computer-Based Learning"
• TV Interview for Educational Computing, Hosted by Ken Komolski, WKET, Lexington, Kentucky
• Reviewer for Schirmer Books
• Reviewer for the National Endowment for the Humanities
• Reviewer of Annenberg/CPB Proposals
• Reviewer for Computers and the Humanities
• Reviewer for the Council for Research in Music Education
• Reviewer for Prentice-Hall
• Graduate seminars taught at Teachers College of Columbia University
• Clinician on Technology in Music Education, The Third Annual Boulder Institute for Music in General Studies, Boulder, Colorado
• Elected to the Editorial Review Board of the Journal of Research in Music Education
• Australian Lecture Tour Including Presentations and Consultation for the Following Groups:
• Commonwealth Schools Commission
• University of Queensland
• ABC Radio Interview by Margaret Throsby
• University of Sidney
• University of New South Wales
• Australian National University in Canberra
• University of Melbourne
• University of Adelaide
• Visiting Scholar at George Mason University, the University of Pretoria., and the University of Stellenbosch
• Multimedia Seminar leader, Institute for Academic Technology
• Clinician, Gateway Regional High School in New Jersey and Williamsport Area School District in Pennsylvania
• Clinician, Norland Middle School, Southwood Junior High South Center for the Arts, and Palmetto Senior High in Miami, Florida
• Exhibitor, COMDEX and EDUCOM
• Moderator and presenter, The World Wide Web, Gateway to Effective Learning:  Designing and Restructuring Courses for Higher Education, PBS Satellite Teleconference originating from the Eighth National Conference on College Teaching and Learning, Jacksonville, Florida, April 17, 1997
• Music Technology Facilities Design and Curriculum Integration for the 21st Century, Invited Presentation for Planning the Construction of Puerto Rico’s New Music Conservatory, Conservatorio de Musica de Puerto Rico, San Juan, April 26, 1997.
• Teaching on the Web, Bucks County Community College Faculty Development Workshop, May 7, 1997.
• Multimedia Faculty Development Workshop, Lake Michigan College, July 14-15, 1997.
• World Wide Web Learning Models.  Featured luncheon presentation, American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers (AACRAO), Denver, August 11, 1997.
• Using the Web to Generate New Models of Learning On and Off Campus.  Association of Graduate Liberal Studies Programs (AGLSP) Annual Workshop and Conference, Philadelphia, October 31, 1997.
• Distance Learning Facilities Design and Construction, George Mason University Symposium, Fairfax, Virginia, December 12, 1997.
• Online Learning:  Interfacing Strategies, Challenges, and Tools.  National Learning Information Infrastructure Annual Conference, New Orleans, January 14-16, 1998.
• Faculty Development Workshop on Distance Learning Environments, Harford Community College,  January 20, 1998.
• "Technology and Equity in U.S. Schools:  Who Is Surfing and Who Is Sinking?"  Panel presentation at the College Board conference on Ethics Equity Excellence, Atlantic City, February 13, 1998.
• AudioWEBconference presentation on Serf, WGBH, Boston, April 30, 1998.
• "Management System Options for On-Line Courses," College Board conference presentation, Washington, DC., May 1, 1998.
• "Challenges of Developing Online Courses," College of the Air Conference on the Future of Distance Learning, Ocean City, MD., May 19, 1998.
• Serf Authoring Workshop, Harford Community College, May 21-23, 1998.
• Two ETS seminars, "Teaching and Learning with Serf," and "Internet Literacy:  The Nation’s First TeleWEBcourse." Princeton, New Jersey, May 28, 1998.
• Serf presentation, "The Next Step" conference, Northampton Community College, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, August 19, 1998.
• Presenter and Panelist, PBS Live Satellite Videoconference on Developing Courses for Web-based Delivery, Jacksonville, FL., November 5, 1998.
• Moderator of "Future Trends in Technology and Education," a panel of experts assembled by the Department of Education's Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) to discuss the future of technology and education. Washington, DC, February 1, 2001.
• Board member, National Center for Technology Innovation, 2001 to 2003.
• "Extending the Future of Special Education Technology," Delaware Instructional Technology Conference, Dover Sheraton, April 29, 2004.
• “Diploma-At-A-Distance in Delaware: Statewide High School Delivery,” jointly presented with David Collings, Delaware Instructional Technology Conference, Dover Sheraton, April 14, 2005.
• “Internet Literacy Pedagogy,” invited workshop presented at the Delaware Library Association's annual conference, Dover Sheraton, May 13, 2005.
• “OnMusic: A Successful Model for Distributed Music Learning,” jointly presented with Dr. Carlos Maldonado, National Educational Computing Conference (NECC), Philadelphia, PA, June 29, 2005.
• “Standards-based Redesign of the UD Master’s in Educational Technology Program,” presented at the Delaware Instructional Technology Conference, Dover Sheraton, April 5, 2006.
• Elected Senator, University of Delaware Faculty Senate, 2006-08.
• "Selecting Sakai Tools Based On How People Learn," presented at the Virginia Tech Regional Sakai Conference, Blacksburg, VA, November 11, 2008.

• Sakai. I am devoting considerable time to exploring Sakai, which the University of Delaware has adopted for widespread use on campus. Some of my ideas and opinions about Sakai are in a movie that is freely available at www.udel.edu/fth/sakai. My presentation at the Virginia Tech Regional Sakai Conference is freely available in the conference vault.
• Multimedia Literacy. I am working to redevelop the multimedia literacy course as a Web environment instead of a textbook.
• Advanced Multimedia and Web Design. I am redeveloping these courses into an educational technology course portal at www.udel.edu/fth/courses.
• Serf.  Serf is a Web-based teaching and learning environment. I am continuing to develop new features for Serf, which runs as a Web application under the Microsoft .NET framework.
• Curriculum. I am working with my ed tech faculty colleagues to offer graduate programs in educational technology at the master's and doctoral levels.
• Mountain Bikes. New "personal bests" are stimulating the biking industry through continual tuning and upgrading of high-end mountain bike parts.