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  • 09/01/04

Dr. Paula Boxie is an assistant professor in the Department of Teacher Education at Miami University. E-mail: boxiep@muohio.edu

Sue Cooper has taught at Anna McDonald Elementary School in Illinois for 29 years. E-mail: scooper@manhattan114.org

Maria Cornelli is the director of education for The Ward Melville Heritage Organization. E-mail: mcornelli@WMHO.org

Dr. Chris Dede< is="" the="" timothy="" e.="" wirth="" professor="" of="" learning="" technologies="" at="" harvard’s="" graduate="" school="" of="" education,="" as="" well="" as="" chair="" of="" the="" learning="" &="" technology="" area="" in="" the="" school.="" he="" also="" serves="" on="">T.H.E. Journal ’s Editorial Advisory Board. E-mail: Chris_Dede@harvard.edu

Kevin Hunter is director of marketing support for RISO Inc. E-mail: khunter@riso.com

Mark Schneiderman is director of education policy for the Software & Information Industry Association. He also serves on the board of directors for the National Coalition for Technology in Education and Training. E-mail: marks@siia.net

Wendi Takemoto is product manager of information technology at Punahou School in Honolulu. E-mail: wtakemoto@punahou.edu

Dr. Creg E. Williams is the deputy chief academic officer for The School District of Philadelphia. E-mail: crewilliams@phila.k12.pa.us

This article originally appeared in the 09/01/2004 issue of THE Journal.

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