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Welcome to Internship for Educational Technology

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The INFORMATION found here is OLD Resources from 2011!!
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Welcome to Internship for Educational Technology
The wiki was created to organize and store documents for internship for the M.Ed. in Educational Technology Leadership for Lamar University. If you have any suggestions for the arrangement, please email me in order to make this a more user friendly document.
support@academicpartnerships.com
Access EPIC anywhere in the world: https://www.lamar.epiclms.net/
you need. Internship_Handbook_Version_3.3.pdf There Internship_Handbook_Version_3.3.pdf {Internship_Handbook_Version_3.3.pdf} There are three
Application for Internship - Appendix A p. 15
Site Mentor Agreement - Appendix B p. 16

Graduation Information
Internship Handbook
Professors' Emails
Syllabus
Web Conference Schedule

Below you will find the contact information for the professors in Educational Technology Leadership program.
I have been asked to remove ALL of the professors' contact information. Much of this wiki is OLD information from later years. The program has changed drastically and you should have another place to search for information by now.
Below you will find the contact information for the professors in Educational Technology Leadership program.
Instructional Academic Coaches
DO NOT USE the contact information from this wiki. It was information from 2011. OLD info!!!

Below you will find the contact information for the professors in Educational Technology Leadership program.
Dr. Kay Abernathy, Ed.D.
Associate Professor
DepartmentI have been asked to remove ALL of Educational Leadership
kayabernathy@gmail.com
lkabernathy@lamar.edu
Daryl Ann Borel, M.Ed.
Adjunct Assistant Professor
dborel@bmtfoundation.com
Cindy Cummings
cdcummings@gmail.com
Diane Mason
mason.diane@gmail.com
Dr. Sheryl R. Abshire Ph.D
Assistant Professor
abshires@aol.com
Dr. Lu Anna Stephens Ph.D
lmstephens@my.lamar.edu or lustephens@suddenlink.net
Dr. Kathy Attaway Ph.D
kathy.attaway@lamar.eduthe professors' contact information. Much of this wiki is OLD information from later years. The program has changed drastically and you should have another place to search for information by now.
Instructional Academic Coaches If you need information regarding academic coaches, please
DO NOT USE the contact support@academicpartnership.com or call 866-223-7675.
Linda Marshall: Linda.marshall@academicpartnerships.com
Arthur Payne: Arthur.Drake@academicpartnerships.com
Sarah La Puma: Sarah.LaPuma@academicpartnerships.com
Creighton Gann: Creighton.Gann@academicpartnerships.cominformation from this wiki. It was information from 2011. OLD info!!!

I will second what Kathy said above. I do not think you can make it through this program without having a network to help each other. Whether it is bouncing ideas, seeing different perspectives of how to do the same task, or more importantly, drawing from each person's strengths as educators is vital for your success. Like Kathy said.......I have friends for life from this 18 month program. I enjoyed this so much that I will probably go on to get my doctorate in this field.....(after a short break). You guys will not be put in the situation that we were in (cohorts 1-3)......we did 18 months of Internship in 5 Weeks! It made Research and Web Design look like a walk in the park. That's ok......because we made it and I am proud of my (our cohorts) accomplishments.
Please feel free to contact me anytime regarding the courses or eportfolio. I will feel honored to help anyone. Good luck and enjoy the journey!
can call 940-389-9221.940-389-9221 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 940-389-9221 end_of_the_skype_highlighting.
**https://sites.google.com/site/glenharrisonportfolio1/**
Michelle Barber - Cohort 2
Just as Glen and Kathy have said above. Make connections even if you are not in the same discussion group or section. Valuable information can be gained and great friendships! Yes out experience was very challenging but it was a great honor to watch the development and see how the program has changed and become better. Good luck with your degree. Hope we all could help.
https://sites.google.com/site/masteringintech/
Carrie Wilson - Cohort 5 (?) Section 8012
THANKS to Kathy and Glen for posting the link to their ePortfolio - this has helped me a great deal! My site is under construction but anyone is welcome to look at it :-) https://sites.google.com/site/cwilsonportfolio/
https://sites.google.com/site/dsullivaneportfolio/home
Tammy Brown Cohort 10
was 960/1000.
The most daunting part of the class was getting the APA formatting right. Previous IA's had not been strict on our formatting so it was a big surprise to all of us. However, Sarah, our IA was very helpful in her critiques and eventually it became second nature.
https://sites.google.com/site/tammysonlineportfolio/

The internship class is quite involved and can seem daunting; however, you have the tools to be successful. Attend or view the web conferences, ask questions, email, develop study groups and support systems within your cohort as well as others. I would not have been quite as successful had I not had the support and collaboration from my colleagues. Begin early, work through everything as early in the week as possible, keep positive, and built relationships! ¡Felicidades!
https://sites.google.com/site/dsullivaneportfolio/home
Tammy Brown Cohort 10
I finished this course in June of 2011. We were the last cohort that only required 50 hours of internship, but since we still had to cover all of the performance indicators, most of us had well over 100 hours by the end. My end score in the class was 960/1000.
The most daunting part of the class was getting the APA formatting right. Previous IA's had not been strict on our formatting so it was a big surprise to all of us. However, Sarah, our IA was very helpful in her critiques and eventually it became second nature.
https://sites.google.com/site/tammysonlineportfolio/