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Robin Bartoletti

Senior instructor, trainer, instructional designer, instructional technologist, and web developer. 
Experienced classroom instructor, author, technical writer, course developer, project manager
and trainer. Dynamic, creative person with excellent communication skills interested in
innovative and effective uses of technology in distance learning and authentic learning.

SKILLS


Excellent Communication Skills: Written Communication (program and project plans, grants, course materials, marketing materials, newsletters, documentation and manuals, books, articles, and web pages); Public Speaking (Ten years: training; teaching courses; creating and delivering presentations). Management experience: recruiting, training, and managing teams; tasking and scheduling.

EXPERIENCE


Instructor
Northeastern State University
College of Education
Augurst 2004 - presently


Design and development of both hybrid and web based Master's level courses in Library Media and Information Technology courses and curriculum. Teaching, student advising Online Course Development, Program web page.

Instructional Designer and e-Learning Developer

Jan. 2000 - Present

Use advanced instructional design methods and interactive web and multimedia technologies to produce SCORM compliant e-Learning and blended training solutions for client companies. Clients included SREB, Tarrant Country Community College District, Homeschool Learning Network, University of North Texas, Suite101 University, Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education, and others.
Adjunct Professor, University of North Texas, School of Library and Information Sciences
August 1998 to August 1999; August 2001 - December 2003
Design and development of web based courses and curriculum utilizing HTML, Dreamweaver, and Web CT. Responsibilities included creating graphics for the website, content, transfer of files, and site maintenance. Taught web based courses during long semesters.
E-Learning Instructional Designer
Oklahoma Departments of Career and Technology Education

Nov 2003 - Aug 2004

Identify and communicate best practices for applying teaching and learning theories and instructional technologies to curriculum design. Recommend effective and creative uses of technology to enhance instruction and create new learning environments. Evaluate diverse individual and department training needs in the area of instructional technology; design individual education plans for faculty; set realistic goals and monitor progress. Design and development of engaging, interactive and instructionally-sound materials that address various learning styles and are accessible to all students, including those with disabilities. Design and deliver training programs, workshops and seminars on Internet, multimedia and other instructional technologies and their implementation. Regularly redesign training programs and supplemental materials to meet changing needs and objectives. Plan and coordinate training programs with technology training staff.Research, write and produce clear documentation and other instructional materials (websites, multimedia and online tutorials) to support faculty learning. Keep faculty informed about instructional-technology events and resources. Organize instructional-technology activities and events for taff development. Represent college/district by participating in professional organizations and presenting at local and national conferences. Serve on college/district committees and provide leadership in instructional technology planning, development, implementation and evaluation. Facilitate communication about use of technology in the curriculum. Remain current on and evaluate emerging technologies that have potential value for teaching and learning, through training sessions, conferences and publications.

Instructional Consultant
University of North Texas
March 2001- November 2003
Build web sites, design graphics and content for UNT Center for Distributed Learning. Integrate innovative and effective uses of technology into courses. Teach courses and mini-courses.  hardware/software strategies, multimedia, web authoring/design, and distance education. Coordinate and teach workshops, Work individually with faculty on specific instructional design challenges; Evaluate faculty development; Develop and maintain resources web site; Select and document Best Practices for inclusion on web site; Conceptualize, plan, create and design education websites and CD-ROM in coordination with SMEs. Manage all aspects of faculty course design. Interactive interface development. Project Manager, including project design and implementation, scheduling, overseeing student staff, training, and project evaluation. 
Educational Technology Manager
Dallas Museum of Art
November 1999- February 2001

Established multimedia and interactive web-based learning as viable technical education delivery strategy. Responsible for the design, development, testing, implementation and maintenance of multimedia and web-based education for delivery via the Internet for use by both employees and customers. Determined most appropriate delivery system strategy and tactics. Delivered instructional design, user interface, project plan, media production, programming, testing, distribution and maintenance for several projects. Build online exhibitions, design graphics and content for DMA. Conceptualize, plan, create and design interactive computer based educational websites and CD-ROM. Oversee all aspects of educational technology program design. Interactive interface development. Project team leader, including project budgeting, design, overseeing staff, contract negotiations, personnel training, and project evaluation. Oversee implementation and design www projects and digital imaging project management.

Youth Services Supervisor
City of Farmers Branch, TX      
Designed graphics, animations, and HTML coding for youth area of website. Management of staff and program of service. Development of web pages for children and teens. Coordinated, planned and executed programs. Designed publicity and public relations. Performed materials development, evaluation, and weeding. Hired, trains, schedules, and evaluates staff and volunteers. Formulated goals and identified priorities which direct department to meet community needs. Prepared and submitted recommended annual department budget. Compiled statistics, generated reports, policies and procedures and other written materials. Attended and presented professional meetings, conferences and workshops. Performed supervisory control during extended hours. Established CBT and multimedia functions. UDesign and develop both proprietary and customized CBT and multimedia programs for Mac and Windows environments. Worked with taff determine needs. Developed instructional design, user interface, development schedule and review milestones. Developed program content, produced and integrated media elements, wrote and tested code, delivered alpha and beta versions for review and re-worked as necessary.
1991-1997
1987-1991

Youth Services Supervisor City of Hurst, TX
Youth Services Assistant City of Richardson, TX.

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

  University of North Texas, Denton, TX: Academic Certificate of Advanced Study
Fellow, Digital Image Management Program
University of Western Georgia, Carrollton, GA:
Academic Certificate in Web Design and Distance Education

Certified WebCT Trainer
University of North Texas, Denton, TX:MIS
MS Baylor University, Waco, TX: BFA

PUBLICATIONS

Please see publication page

   

TEACHING & CONSULTING

Please see courses page, portfolio index and consulting page
   

ART & DESIGN

Please see personal blog
   

AFFILIATIONS & MEMBERSHIPS

OLA, ARLIS, TxDLA, ISTE, AACE, IVLA


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