Mark-Wagner

Mark Wagner [|WikiWhileYouWork] (about 18 mins) http://wikiwhileyouwork.wikispaces.com/
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A former high school English teacher, Mark has since served as an educational technology coordinator at Estancia High School, the Newport-Mesa Unified School District, and the Orange County Department of Education. He now serves as the president of the Educational Technology and Life Corporation, which provides professional development and consulting services to schools, districts, and other educational institutions. Mark has a masters degree in cross-cultural education. He is also working towards a PhD in Educational Technology at Walden University, and expects to complete his dissertation in early 2007.

Mark Wagner, Ph.D.
Formerly a high school English teacher, Dr. Wagner has since served as an educational technology coordinator at the site, district, and county levels. He now serves as the president of the [|Educational Technology and Life Corporation], which provides professional development and consulting services to schools, districts, and other educational institutions. In this capacity, Dr. Wagner is the [|CUEtoYOU] professional development coordinator for [|Computer Using Educators, Inc] (CUE), and the educational technology coordinator for the [|California League of Middle Schools] (CLMS) and [|California League of High Schools] (CLHS). He is also the director of professional development for [|California Vision Technologies] (CVT). He is a [|Google Certified Teacher] and now coordinates the [|Google Teacher Academy]. In addition, he provides training for administrators through Orange Countyâ€™s [|AB 430] program. His work with schools and districts includes writing educational technology plans, leading pilot projects for emerging technologies, coaching teachers, and working with parents to help them understand the powerful new tools their students use everyday. Mark Wagner has a Ph.D. in Educational Technology and a master’s degree in cross-cultural education. His [|doctoral research] focused on the use of video games in education, and specifically on the potential applications of massively multiplayer online role-playing games (MMORGPs) as constructivist learning environments.

Contact Information

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