Dr.
Terri Lynn McDonald
Price
Laboratory School
University
of Northern Iowa
Cedar
Falls, Iowa 50614
Terri.McDonald@uni.edu
www.uni.edu/mcdonald
319.273.3076
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
Doctor of Education
1996
Curriculum and Instruction
Emphasis: Educational Technology
University of Northern Iowa
Cedar Falls, IA. 50613
McDonald, T. (1996). “Direct and Television Mediated
Observation of Verbal Interaction in the Classroom.”
Dissertation Abstracts International,
57-06A.
Master of Arts
1989
Educational Communications and Training Technology
University of Northern Iowa
Cedar Falls, IA. 50613
Master of Arts
1985
Environmental Education and Educational Technology
Murray State University
Murray, KY. 42071
Bachelor of Science
1983
Outdoor Recreation and Leisure Services
Minor: Music Education and Performance
Murray State University
Murray, KY. 42071
CURRENT ASSIGNMENT
July 1998 - Present
Assistant Professor
Instructional Technology Coordinator
Price Laboratory School (PLS)
University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA. 50613
Take leadership role in defining and providing technology based
curriculum support for faculty, staff and students. Coordinate instructional
design consulting for technology enhanced and distance learning, including needs
assessment, project management and evaluation services. Provide technology based
advise on hardware and software. Plan and coordinate technology staff
development program. Oversee budget for the Iowa Technology Initiative Grant,
Student Technology Fees, Star Schools Grant, and Instructional and Interactive
Technology Funds. Chair the Price Lab School Technology Committee and the
Technology Team. Serve as a liaison between UNI
and the Area Education Agency. Serve on university committees. Oversee
the PLS home page. Coordinate subcommittees on the PLS Technology Committee
(software, curriculum, web page, inservice, electronic portfolio assessment).
Supervise Information Technology Specialist, Telecommunications Specialist,
graduate assistants, advance media projects and work-study and coop students.
Teach graduate classes in the Instructional Technology Program for the
Curriculum and Instruction Department. Identify and write grants for technology
and assist faculty in writing grants for technology. Coordinate the PLS
technology plan. Coordinate computer reallocation process.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
August 1994 - July 1998
Telecommunications Coordinator
Malcolm Price Laboratory School (PLS)
University of Northern Iowa, Cedar, Falls, IA. 50613
Designed and facilitated comprehensive distance learning activities
and programs for PLS faculty. Provided leadership and workshops for distance
learning opportunities to the University of Northern Iowa, the State of Iowa and
around the nation. Developed policies and procedures for the Iowa Communications
Network. Assisted college faculty with instructional design and infusion of
media technology into existing curriculum. Supervised graduate, practicum and
work-study students. Taught the following courses: Instructional Development,
Media Planning and Production, Problem Solving through Interactive Technologies,
Seminar in Technology Education. Provided additional workshops on the World Wide
Web, Use of Quick Cam Video Conferencing and other interactive technologies.
Coordinated broadcast production system that delivered approximately 280 live
classroom observations for teacher education program. Facilitated the design and
construction of Iowa Communication Network classrooms. Secured funding for
technology related projects.
April 1990 - August 1994
Audio Visual Specialist
Malcolm Price Laboratory School
University of Northern Iowa, Cedar, Falls, IA. 50613
Scheduled, distributed, and advised faculty, staff and students in
the selection of proper equipment for needs. Demonstrated proper operation of
equipment. Recorded cable television programs. Duplicated videotapes and made
arrangements with AEA 7 concerning AV repair. Maintained equipment inventory.
Set up and maintained public address system. Scheduled and videotaped classroom
activities and other special events. Shot, edited and produced internal videos
for instructional needs, faculty presentations. Assisted faculty and staff on
aspects of producing videos. Served as Acting Fiber Optics Coordinator.
August 1989 - May 1990
Adjunct Instructor
Department of Curriculum and Instruction
College of Education
University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA. 50613
Taught the following courses: Video Production, Audio Production,
Resources for Communication, Computer Applications. Conducted workshops in
distance learning, photography and graphics in education. Assisted faculty and
students in Media Laboratory and Audio Visual Center.
January 1988 - May 1989
Graduate Assistant
Department of Curriculum and Instruction
College of Education
University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA. 50613
Taught the following courses: Graphics Planning, Media Production.
Conducted software workshops in the following areas: Distance Learning, Mac
Write, Mac Draw, Mac Paint, Page Maker. Conducted photography and television
production workshops. Assisted students with media utilization and graphic
design techniques. Assisted students with Macintosh computers in Audio Visual
Center.
May 1987 - July 1988
Media Production Specialist
Covenant Medical Center, Waterloo, IA. 50701
Planned and produced 12 videos, 10 slide shows, posters, charts,
brochures, transparencies & exhibits for medical staff. Photographer and
video camera operator for special events. Edited Medical Center Newsletter.
September 1986 - May 1987
Educational Media Consultant
Iowa Department of Natural Resources
Des Moines, IA.
Developed educational media plan and marketing materials for K-12
roadside management project. Wrote script designed story board for educational
video and slide series. Analyzed and purchased media equipment.
May 1986 - August 1986
Director of Employee Recreation
Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Park
Sequoia National Park, CA.
Developed, implemented, and evaluated employee recreation program
for 450 employees. Activities included dances, barbecues, socials, talent shows,
environmental education programs, guest speakers, theater arts, music and
sports. Editor of employee newsletter. Implemented public relations program.
October 1985 - May 1986
Educational Media Consultant
Institute for Environmental Education
College of Natural Sciences
University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA. 50613
Planned and produced multiple projector slide show entitled
"You Otter Care About Boating Safely,”utilized by K-12 schools &
state environmental agencies in the state of Iowa, 12 copies. Analyzed and
purchased media equipment.
February 1985 - August 1985
Educational Media Consultant
Kentucky Department of Environmental Protection
Frankfort, KY.
Planned and produced two multiple projector slide shows entitled
"Have You Ever Seen A Polluted Stream," and "Water: The Liquid of
Life," utilized by K-12 schools, governmental agencies and community groups
in the state of Kentucky, 20 copies. Designed and marketed educational brochure.
Designed and produced promotional poster. Developed K-12 instructional
curriculum materials.
June 1984 - January 1985
Media Production Specialist
Tennessee Valley Authority
Energy Education Branch
Knoxville, TN.
Planned and produced multiple projector slide show entitled
"Prime Farmland: A Vital Resource," utilized by K-12 schools,
governmental agencies, and conservation groups in Tennessee, Kentucky, Alabama,
Mississippi, Georgia, Arkansas, North Carolina, South Carolina, 30 copies.
Designed and produced accompanying brochure and poster. Developed K-12
instructional curriculum materials.
January 1984 - May 1984
Media Coordinator
Center for Environmental Education
Murray State University
Murray, KY.
Developed instructional curriculum materials for K-12 water
education program. Designed pilot mobile unit. Planned and produced educational
brochures and posters. Production Assistant for National Environmental Education
newsletter. Analyzed and purchased media equipment.
June 1983 - December 1983
Conservation Interpreter
Someplace 1850 - Living History Farm
Land Between the Lakes, Golden Pond, KY.
Developed, implemented, and instructed K-12 educational programs in
folklore, domestic crafts, and history. Interpreted and demonstrated mid
nineteenth century activities. Designed cookbook. Assisted PM Magazine, Southern
Living magazine and National Geographic photography staff.
January 1983 - June 1983
Intern - Recreation, Interpretation and Public Relations
Empire Farm National Demonstration Facility
Land Between the Lakes, Golden Pond, KY.
Assisted in graphic design of facility. Editor of intern
newsletter.
Developed and instructed K-12 programs in self-sufficiency,
environmental education, organic farming. Conducted research concerning facility
management and graphic design.
May 1982 - December 1983
Campground Coordinator
Hillman Ferry Campground
Land Between the Lakes, Golden Pond, KY.
Planned and implemented public relations program. Planned and
produced informational video and brochure. Conducted research concerning
regional recreational needs. Planned and coordinated public recreation programs.
Supervised 6 interns.
May 1981 - August 1981
Supervisor of Recreation and Marketing
Farmington Parks and Recreation Department
Farmington, NM.
Developed and implemented recreation and marketing program. Planned
and produced videos and slide shows. Supervised 20 recreation assistants.
Supervisor of volunteers and in-service training programs. Taught music and
singing to preschoolers.
May 1980 - August 1980
Director of Recreation
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone National Park, WY.
Administered programming in sports and cultural arts. Planned and
produced orientation video for new employees. Editor of employee newsletter.
Supervised 15 employees.
SCHOLARLY
ACTIVITIES
Most
Outstanding Dissertation Award for the State of Iowa,
Iowa
Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development, October, 1996. Included
all universities and colleges in Iowa.
McDonald,
T. (1996). “Direct and Television Mediated Observation of Verbal Interaction
in the Classroom.” Dissertation Abstracts International,
57-06A.
Publications
Referred
Journal Articles
McDonald, T & McDonald. D. Submitted. “Using Experiential Education to Facilitate Technology Programs.” Journal of Hospitality, Leisure, Sport and Tourism Education.
McDonald, T. (2000) Fall Issue.
“Managing Educational Technology Programs in the Laboratory School
Environment.” National Association of Laboratory Schools Journal, v. xxxiv, n.
2.
McDonald, T. & McDonald, D.
(2000) “Festival and Event Management: An Experiential Education Approach to
Curriculum Design.” International Journal of Experiential Education, v.6, n.
1.
McDonald, T., June,
(1997-8). Invited. “Direct and Television Mediated Observation of Verbal
Interaction in the Classroom,” Iowa Educational Leadership Journal, v. XIV,
n.1.
McDonald. T. (1998) Fall Issue. "Direct and Television Mediated
Observation of Verbal Interaction in the Classroom," National Association
of Laboratory Schools Journal, v. xxx, n. 3.
McDonald, T. April, 1998. “Direct and Television Mediated Observation
of Verbal Interaction in the Classroom,” International Media A Edukacja,
Poznan, Poland.
Published
Proceedings
McDonald, T. October 1996. "Using Interactive Television for
Preserve Teacher Observation of Expert String Teaching," Midwest Regional
National Association of Laboratory Schools Monograph.
McDonald, T. October, 1996. "Direct
and Television Mediated Observation of Verbal Interaction in the Classroom,”
Midwest Regional National Association of Laboratory Schools Monograph.
McDonald T. October, 1996.
"The Light to the Future," Midwest Regional National Association of
Laboratory Schools Monograph.
McDonald, T. Fall Issue, 1995. “Interactive Television in Preservice
Teacher Education: Innovative Applications,” Iowa Distance Education Alliance
Monograph.
McDonald, T. & Robinson, V. Fall Issue, 1995. “Video Close-ups:
Sharing Social Studies Methods with Iowa’s Teachers,” National Distance
Education Alliance Monograph (National Distribution).
McDonald, T. & Dykstra, L. Spring, 1993. “Price Laboratory School
Fiber Optics Pilot Testing,” National Association of Laboratory Schools
Monograph.
Newsletter
Articles
(22)
McDonald, T. Summer, 2001. “Price
Laboratory School’s Vision for Instructional Technology.” Media Messages
Newsletter, Price Laboratory School, University of Northern Iowa.
McDonald, T. October, 2000. “The Price
Lab School Technology Plan Evolves,” Media Messages Newsletter, Price
Laboratory School, University of Northern Iowa.
McDonald, T. & Darrow, D. “Developing a Smart Classroom,” Media
Messages Newsletter, Price Laboratory School, University of Northern Iowa.
McDonald, T. October, 2000. “New
Technologies Give Students Greater Access,” Media Messages Newsletter, Price
Laboratory School, University of Northern Iowa.
McDonald, T. October, 2000. “The Iowa Communications Network - The
Price Laboratory School Connection,” Media Messages Newsletter, Price
Laboratory School, University of Northern Iowa.
McDonald, T. October, 2000. “AEA Partnership Leads to Grant to Develop
Web Quests,”Media Messages Newsletter, Price Laboratory School, University of
Northern Iowa.
McDonald, T. December, 1999 - January 2000. “Polish Professors and
Students Visit Price laboratory School and the University of Northern Iowa.”
Price Laboratory School Newsletter, University of Northern Iowa.
McDonald, T. Summer, 1999. “Technology
Progress Report,” Media Messages Newsletter, Price Laboratory School,
University of Northern Iowa.
McDonald, T. December, 1998 - January, 1999. “Price Laboratory School
Technology Report.” Price Laboratory School Newsletter, University of Northern
Iowa.
McDonald, T. June, 1998. “ Direct and Television Mediated Observation
of Verbal Interaction in the Classroom.” UNI Kappan Newsletter.
McDonald, T. May, 1998. “International
Outreach in Technology,” Price Laboratory School Media Messages Newsletter.
McDonald, T. May, 1998. “Direct and Television Mediated Observation of
Verbal Interaction in the Classroom,” Phi Delta Kappa Newsletter.
McDonald, T. & Dierks, J. December, May 1998. “PLS Iowa
Communications Network Classroom: A Place for Collaboration and Professional
Development,” Price Laboratory School Newsletter.
McDonald, T. April, 1998. “The Art of Technology Integration.”
Truman, Russia School #34 Newsletter.
McDonald, T. & Dierks, J. December, 1997 - January 1998. “PLS Iowa
Communications Network Classroom: A Place for Collaboration and Professional
Development,” Price Laboratory School Newsletter.
McDonald, T. October, 1997. “Technology and Curriculum Development: A
Planning Guide,” Iowa Association for Communication Technology.
McDonald, T. May, 1997. “New ICN Projects at PLS,” Price Laboratory
School Media Messages Newsletter.
McDonald, T. Spring Issue, 1996. “Teacher Education and Technology:
Where is the Connection,” Iowa Association of Communication Technology
Newsletter.
McDonald, T. & Dykstra, April, 1995. “Advancing the Role of
Technology at Price Laboratory School,” Price Laboratory School Newsletter.
McDonald, T. Winter, 1994. “Reaching Out: Making Teacher Education
Connections,” Price Laboratory School Update Newsletter.
McDonald, T. Fall Issue, 1994. “Construction Zone: Kids at Work on the
Information Superhighway,” Price Laboratory School Media Messages Newsletter.
McDonald, T. & Dykstra, L. Fall Issue, 1992. “Fiber Optics Off To A
Great Start,” Alumni and Friends of Malcolm Price Laboratory School
Newsletter.
Grants (14)
Iowa Star Schools Grant ($35,000).
(Submitted, October, 2001). To provide a mobile lab for the PLS elementary
citizenship program. (Written with John Krumbholz, Kim Miller and Curt Nielsen).
Cooperative Education Position ($3,400).
To hire UNI student to assist with telecommunications activities for Price Lab
School, 2001-02 school year.
Provost’s Mini Grant for Achieving Educational Excellence ($1,200). To
enhance Presidential Scholar Course “The Impact of Media on Race Relations
Using Web CT,” University of Northern Iowa, Spring, 2001.
National Association of Laboratory Schools Mini Grant ($1,940). “The
Importance of Character Education in K-12 Schools.” March-May, 2001.
Rosa Janssen & Henry and Nancy Meyer Scholarly Activity Seed Grant,
College of Education ($1,848). “Using Digital Cameras to Enhance the
Elementary Curriculum,” November, 2000.
COE Experiential Education Grant ($3,500). Took students to Amman, Jordan
to web cast the Global Summit for Peace Through Tourism. Approximately 43,000
people from 41 countries participated. October, 2000.
Region VII Technology Partnership Grant,
Area Education Agency ($5,605). To increase student achievement in the area of
science. Funded training and the writing of Solar System Colonization Project
and Web Quest. August -December, 2000. (Written with Karen Couch, Aaron Spurr,
Vicki Oleson).
Provost’s Mini Grant for Achieving
Educational Excellence ($1,200). To create virtual reality web site for the
course 240:235 “Managing Educational Technology Programs.” April, 2000.
College of Education Microcomputer Equipment Grant ($4,172).
January, 2000.
Wireless Laptop Computer Donation from Adaptec ($30,000). To provide a
wireless mobile laptop lab for Price Laboratory School, November, 1999. (Written
with Don Darrow).
Provost’s Mini Grant for Achieving Educational Excellence ($1,200). To
create a computer based instructional program using Power Point software, April,
1999.
Iowa Public Television Distance Learning Instructional Activity Mini
Grant ($1,940). To use satellite technology to connect Price Lab students with
lab school students at South Carolina State University and Florida A&M,
January, 1999.
Iowa Star Schools Grant ($10,000). To
upgrade networking in Price Laboratory School’s Iowa Communications Network
Classroom, November, 1998.
Iowa Technology Showcase Award ($1,000). Iowa Distance Education
Alliance, March, 1994. (Written with Vickie Robinson).
Honors
& Awards
Presidential Scholar Course Recipient. “The Impact of Media on Race
Relations,” University of Northern Iowa, Spring, 2002.
Board Member, National Association for Laboratory Schools,
2001-2003.
Co-Editor, National Association for Laboratory Schools Newsletter,
2001-2003
Price Laboratory School’s Technology Program Cited in The George Lucas
Educational Foundation’s Teacher Preparation Sampler. Available: http://www.glef.org
Reviewer for the Iowa Association for Supervision and Curriculum
Development 2001 Brimm Dissertation Award, Fall, 2001.
Featured in Briefings, College of
Education Newsletter. “Drs. Dan and Terri McDonald Participate in Global
Summit on Peace Through Tourism on Amman, Jordan.” University of Northern
Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA. Fall, 2000.
Invited by King Abdulla of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan to facilitate
first ever web cast of the Global Summit of Peace Through Tourism in Amman,
Jordan November, 2000.
Member of the Review Board for the American Journal of Health Behavior,
the official publication of the American Academy of Health Behavior (Refereed).
1999 -Present.
NCA Visitation Team - Gladbrook-Reinbeck, Iowa, October, 1998.
Best of Class in the Electronic Media Division for Price Lab Video (with
Ted Gaunt), Iowa School Public Relations Association, April, 1998.
Most Outstanding Dissertation Award for the State of Iowa, Iowa
Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development, October, 1996.
Graduate Research Award for Dissertation, University of Northern Iowa,
College of Education, Fall & Spring, 1996.
Gordon Rhum Research Award Scholarship, Phi Delta Kappa, 1995.
Executive Board of Directors, President for the Iowa Association for
Communication Technology, 1998 -99 and 1997-98.
Executive Board of Directors, Vice President for the Iowa Association for
Communication Technology, 1996-97.
Executive Board of Directors, Treasurer for the Iowa Association for
Communication Technology, 1994-95 and 1995-96.
Executive Board of Directors for the Iowa Association for Communication
Technology, 1993-94.
Acknowledged by UNI students as having the most positive influence on
their development, August, 1996.
Invited
International Presentations
(20)
McDonald, T. & McDonald, D. May, 2001. “Educational Opportunities
Through the Use of Technology and Tourism.” Abant Izzet
Baysal University, School of Physical Education and Sport. Bolu, Turkey.
McDonald, T. May, 2001. “Integration of Technology in Education: The
Northern Iowa Case.” Mugla University. Mugla, Turkey.
McDonald, T. November, 2000. “International Opportunities Through
Technology.” Global Summit on Peace Through Tourism. Amman, Jordan.
McDonald, T. August, 2000. “Web Casting as a Means for Global Peace.”
Global Summit on Peace Through Tourism Planning Session. Wadi Moussa, Jordan.
McDonald, T. March, 1999. “Technology
and Lab Schools: Making the Connection.” Smolensk Pedagogical University,
Smolensk, Russia.
McDonald, T. March, 1999. “The Concept of Laboratory Schools.”
Smolensk Pedagogical University, Smolensk, Russia.
McDonald, T. April, 1998. “Providing
Preserve Teachers with Opportunities via Television Mediated Observation.”
International Media A Edukacja Conference, Poznan, Poland.
McDonald, T. March, 1998. “School
Improvement and Technology.” City Technology Committee, Tyumen, Russia.
McDonald, T. March, 1998. “Computers, Internet and Teaching
Strategies.” Teachers of Tyumen School #34, Tyumen, Russia.
McDonald, T. March, 1998. Technology Integration from a Global
Perspective.” Tyumen Law Institute, Tyumen, Russia.
McDonald, T. March, 1998. “The Benefits of Developing Partnerships with
Local Schools” Patrolling LTD (Internet Provider), Tyumen, Russia.
McDonald, T. March, 1998. “Integrating Technology into the Russian
Curriculum.” Teachers of Tyumen School #34, Tyumen, Russia.
McDonald, T. March, 1998. “The Role of Government in Supporting Schools
for Technology.” Regional Parliament, Tyumen, Russia.
McDonald, T. March, 1998. “The Role of Government in Supporting Schools
for Technology.” City Government, Tyumen, Russia.
McDonald, T. March, 1998. “Price Lab School and the Iowa Communications
Network, Tyumen School #34 History Class, Tyumen, Russia.
McDonald, T. March, 1998. “Price Lab School and the Iowa Communications
Network, Tyumen School #34 English Class, Tyumen, Russia.
McDonald, T. March, 1998. “Price Lab School and the Iowa Communications
Network, Tyumen School #34 Math Class, Tyumen, Russia.
McDonald, T. March, 1998. “Price Lab School and the Iowa Communications
Network, Tyumen School #34 Drama Class, Tyumen, Russia.
McDonald, T. July, 1993. “Using Distance Learning Connections to
Improve University Outreach Activities,” Universidad de Baja, Ensenada,
Mexico.
McDonald, T. July, 1991. “Pathway for the Future: Integrating
Curriculum and Technology,” Universidad de Extremadura, Caceres, Spain.
State
& National Presentations
(77)
McDonald, T. & Schomaker, B. Accepted. March, 2002. “The Use of
Quick Time Software and Virtual Reality in the Classroom.” National
Association of Laboratory Schools, San Juan, Puerto Rico.
McDonald, T. October, 2001. “Planning and Managing the Educational
Technology Program at Price Laboratory School.” National
Association of Laboratory Schools Regional Conference, Hilton Head, SC.
McDonald, T., Butts, C. & Schomaker, B. February, 2001. “Using
iMovie in the K - 12 Curriculum.” Iowa Legislature, Des Moines, IA.
McDonald, T. & Butts, C. Schomaker, B. February, 2001. “The Making
of an iMovie.” National Association of Laboratory Schools Conference,
Gainesville, FL.
McDonald, T. & Butts, C. February, 2001. “Experiential Learning for
Peace.” National Association for Laboratory Schools Conference, Gainesville,
FL.
McDonald, T. & Saddler, C. October, 2000. “Connecting Curriculum
and Technology.” Southeast Regional Conference, National Association of
Laboratory Schools, Richmond, KY.
McDonald, T. October, 2000.
“Writing for Publication.” Price Laboratory School Mentor Group, University
of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA.
McDonald, T. April, 2000. “WWW and Its
Implementation in Schools and Universities.” Iowa Connections Conference, Des
Moines, IA.
McDonald, T. March, 2000. “Planning for
Technology in Laboratory Schools.” National Association of Laboratory Schools
Conference, Boca Raton, FL.
McDonald, T. & Schomaker, B. March, 2000. “Developing a Successful
Mentoring Program for your School.” National Association of Laboratory Schools
Conference, Boca Raton, FL.
McDonald, T., Watkins, S. & Schomaker, B.. “Developing Skills for
Successful Team Collaboration.” National Association of Laboratory Schools
Conference, Boca Raton, FL.
McDonald, T. January, 2000. “Technology
Planning and Management in K-12 Schools.” North Iowa Technology Fair, Garner,
IA.
McDonald, T. October, 1999. “Technology
Planning and Management.” Iowa Association for Communication Technology
Conference, Hawkeye Community College, Waterloo, IA.
McDonald, T. October, 1999. “Managing Educational Programs.” National
Association for Laboratory Schools Regional Conference, Cedar Falls, IA.
McDonald, T. September, 1999. “The Role of Laboratory Schools in
Teacher Education.” Russian Delegation, University of Northern Iowa, Cedar
Falls, IA.
McDonald, T. April, 1999. “Staff Development in Iowa Schools: Tips for
Successful Technology Integration.” Beginning Reading Conference, University
of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA.
McDonald, T. February, 1999. “Using
Staff Development for the Technological Development of Teachers.” National
Association of Laboratory Schools Conference, Washington, D.C.
McDonald, T. February, 1999. “Introduction of the Iowa Communications
Network.” Price Laboratory School, University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls,
IA.
McDonald, T. December, 1998. “The Importance of Technology in Teacher
Education Programs.” Rumanian Delegation, University of Northern Iowa, Cedar
Falls, IA.
McDonald, T. November, 1998. “Using the
Iowa Communications Network Effectively.” Price Laboratory School Mentoring
Session. Cedar Falls, IA.
McDonald, T., Hauwiller, J., Robinson, V. & Rossi, J. November, 1998.
“Utilizing Technology in Secondary Social Studies Methods.” National Council
for Social Studies Conference, Anaheim.
McDonald, T. November, 1998. “Using the ICN to Improve Education.”
Institute on the Infusion of Field Experiences in Preserve Education, Chilean
Delegation, University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA.
McDonald, T. April, 1998. “The Mardi Gras Tradition.” Visions of New
Orleans Day, Price Laboratory School, University of Northern Iowa.
McDonald, T. & Oakland, K. February, 1998. “Under Construction:
Creating Partnerships for the 21st Century.” National Association for
Laboratory Schools, New Orleans.
McDonald, T. & Fanelli, M. February, 1998. “Using Interactive
Televised Instruction to Extend Curricular Goals in String Education.”
National Association for Laboratory Schools Conference, New Orleans.
McDonald, T. February, 1998. “Planning for Distance Learning:
Definition, History and Application.” National Association for Laboratory
Schools Conference, New Orleans.
McDonald, T., Hauwiller, J., Robinson, V. & Rossi, J. November, 1997. “Utilizing Technology in Secondary Social Studies Methods.” National Council for the Social Studies Conference, Cincinnati, OH.
McDonald, T. July, 1997.
"The Laboratory School and Its Role in Serving Teacher Education."
University of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii.
McDonald, T. February, 1997.
“Planning for Distance Learning at the University of Northern Iowa,”
National Association of Laboratory Schools Conference, Tuba City, AR.
McDonald, T. February, 1997. “Direct and Television Mediated
Observation of Verbal Interaction in the Classroom: A Dissertation,” National
Association of Laboratory Schools Conference, Phoenix, AR.
McDonald, T. & Switzer, T. February, 1997. “Today’s Technology To
Prepare Tomorrow’s Teachers,” American Association of Colleges in Teacher
Education Conference, Phoenix, AR.
McDonald, T. February, 1997. ““Direct and Television Mediated
Observation of Verbal Interaction in the Classroom.” Highlights of Technology
at Price laboratory School.” Price Laboratory School, University of Northern
Iowa.
McDonald, T., Hauwiller, J., Robinson, V. & Rossi, J. November 1996.
“A Conversation with Secondary Social Studies Method Instructors,” National
Council for the Social Studies Conference, Washington D.C.
McDonald, T. October, 1996. “The Light to the Future: The Iowa
Communication Network,” Midwest Laboratory School Conference, Cedar Falls, IA.
McDonald, T., Fanelli, M. & Rees, F. October, 1996. “Using
Interactive Televised Instruction for Preservice Observation of Expert String
Teaching,” Midwest Laboratory School Conference, Cedar Falls, IA.
McDonald, T. October, 1996. “Direct and Television Mediated Observation
of Verbal Interaction in the Classroom,” Midwest Laboratory School Conference,
Cedar Falls, IA.
McDonald, T. September, 1996. “Teaching
Over the Iowa Communications Network,” Iowa Area Education Agency, Cedar
Falls, IA.
McDonald, T. September,
1996. “Iowa Communications Network,” AEA Technology Leaders Meeting, Cedar
Falls, IA.
McDonald, T. April, 1996. “Facilitating Classroom Observation for
Preservice Teachers,” Iowa Beginning Reading Conference, Cedar Falls, IA.
McDonald, T. March, 1996. “The Role of Educational Technology in
Preservice Preparation,” Iowa Association for Communication Technology
Conference, Sioux City, IA.
McDonald, T. February, 1996. “Implementing Distance Education Into K-12
Classes: A Model,” Iowa Distance Learning Association Conference, Des Moines,
IA.
McDonald, T. February, 1996. “Giving Students Enough Fiber in their
Educational Diets,” National Association of Laboratory Schools Conference,
Chicago, IL.
McDonald, T., Hauwiller, J., Robinson, V. & Rossi, J. November, 1995.
“Making Connections Among Secondary Methods Instructors,” National Council
for the Social Studies Conference, Chicago, IL.
McDonald, T. October, 1995. “Television Mediated Observation: A
Valuable Tool for Preservice Teachers,” Iowa Computer Using Educators
Conference, Des Moines, IA.
McDonald, T. July, 1995. “Distance Learning: Sharing the Vision for
Alaska’s Future,” University of Alaska, Juneau, AK.
McDonald, T. April, 1995. “Enhancing Teacher Education Through
Interactive Technologies,” Iowa Association of Communication Technology
Conference, Cedar Falls, IA.
McDonald, T. March, 1995. “Direct and Television Mediated Observation
of Verbal Interaction in the Classroom.” Phi Delta Kappa, University of
Northern Iowa Chapter, Cedar Falls, IA.
McDonald, T. March, 1995. “Preparation of Teacher Education
Professionals for Distance Learning Opportunities,” Iowa Distance Learning
Association Conference, Ames, IA.
McDonald, T. February, 1995. “Telecommunications in the Teacher
Education Curriculum,” Central Iowa Jet Star Technology Conference, Traer, IA.
McDonald, T. February, 1995. “Fiber Optics: A Means for Creating
Curriculum Integration,” National Association of Laboratory Schools
Conference, Washington, D.C.
McDonald, T. & Robinson,
V. November, 1994. “Distance Learning: A Means for Creating Curriculum
Integration,” National Council for the Social Studies Conference, Phoenix, AZ.
McDonald, T. April, 1994. “Iowa Communication Network: A Light to the
Future,” Beginning Reading Conference, Cedar Falls, IA.
McDonald, T. March, 1994. “Media Planning and Production in Educational
Settings,” Educational Media Class, University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls,
IA.
McDonald, T. March, 1994. “Using Media Planning in Curriculum
Development, Social Studies Methods Class, University of Northern Iowa, Cedar
Falls, IA.
McDonald, T. February, 1994. “Creating
Curriculum Change Through the
Use of Distance Learning,” National Association of Laboratory
Schools Conference, Chicago, Il.
McDonald, T. February, 1994. “Reaching Out: The Logistics of Making
Teacher Education Connections,” Iowa Distance Learning
Association Conference, Des Moines, IA.
McDonald, T. January, 1994. “Using Telecommunications in Educational
Settings,”Area Education Agency Technology Workshop, Cedar Falls, IA.
McDonald, T. November, 1993. “Preservice Classroom Observation: It’s
Time for Change,” University of Northern Iowa Curriculum and Instruction
Technology Advisory Committee, Cedar Falls, IA.
McDonald, T. October, 1993. “Fiber Optics: A Means for Creating
Curriculum Integration,” Iowa Council for Social Studies Conference, Ames, IA.
McDonald, T. October, 1993. “Price Laboratory School Overview,” Iowa
Board of Regents, University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA.
McDonald, T. October, 1993.
“Linking UNI Teacher education Students with Price Laboratory School
Classrooms,” INI College of Education Technology Presentation, University of
Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA.
McDonald, T. October, 1993. “Creating Graphics With Computers,”
Educational Media Class, University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA.
McDonald, T. October, 1993. “Collaboration Between Laboratory Schools
and Universities,” Iowa Computer Using Educators Conference, Des Moines, IA.
McDonald, T. April, 1993.
“The Fiber Optic Link Between Malcolm Price Laboratory School and the College
of Education,” Small College Computing Symposium, Cedar Falls, IA.
McDonald, T. & Dykstra, L. April, 1993. “Networking the Community
for Learning,”Area Education Agency Technology Meeting, Cedar Falls, IA.
McDonald, T. March, 1993. “Technology Education: Where Are We
Going?,” Clear Lake Technology Symposium, Clear Lake, IA.
McDonald, T. & Dykstra, L. March, 1993. “Malcolm Price Lab
School’s Fiber Optic Pilot Testing,” Iowa Superintendents’ Academy
Technology Conference, Iowa State University, Ames, IA.
McDonald, T. & Dykstra, L. February, 1993. “Fiber Optic Pilot
Testing Update,” Central Iowa Jet Star Technology Symposium, Traer, IA.
McDonald, T. & Zeitz. L. October, 1992. “Enhancing Instruction
Through Telecommunications,” Midwest Regional National Association of
Laboratory Schools Conference, University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA.
McDonald, T. & Dykstra, L. October, 1992. “Malcolm Price Laboratory
School Fiber Optics Pilot Testing Project,” Midwest Regional National
Association of Laboratory Schools Conference, University of Northern Iowa, Cedar
Falls, IA.
McDonald, T. & Davidson, N. October, 1992. “Teacher and Student
Directed Activities with Laser Disc Technology,” Iowa Curriculum and
Instruction Conference, Iowa State University, Ames, IA.
McDonald, T. & Dykstra,
L. October, 1992. “Malcolm Price Laboratory Fiber Optics Pilot Testing,”
Iowa Curriculum and Instruction Conference, Iowa State University, Ames, IA.
McDonald, T. & Dykstra, L. October, 1992. “Malcolm Price Laboratory
Fiber Optics Pilot Testing,” Iowa Computer Using Educators Conference,
October, Des Moines, IA.
McDonald, T. & Dykstra, L. February, 1992. “Interactive Television
at Malcolm Price Laboratory School,” Central Iowa Jet Star Technology,
Symposium, Traer, IA.
McDonald, T. February, 1992. “X-Press/X-Change Cable Data Service,”
Central Iowa Jet Star Technology Symposium, Traer, IA.
McDonald, T. & Dykstra,
L. October, 1991. “Interactive Television in Educational Settings,” Iowa
Computer Using Educators, Des Moines, IA.
McDonald, T. March, 1991. “CD-ROM: A Powerful Tool for Integrating
Technology,” Central Iowa Jet Star Technology Symposium, Traer, IA.
SERVICE
ACTIVITIES
Active
Committees
Price Lab School Technology Committee
(Chair)
Price Lab School Technology Team (Chair)
National Association of Laboratory Schools Membership Committee
National Association of Laboratory
Schools Public Relations Committee
National Association of Laboratory Schools International Endowment
Committee
National Association of Laboratory School Conference Planning
Price Lab School Academic Advising Committee
Iowa Association for Communication Technology
University
of Northern Iowa Search Committees
Information Technology Specialist, 2001
Information Technology Specialist, 2000
Telecommunications Coordinator, 2000
Information Technology Specialist, 1999
Instructor/Assistant Professor of Teaching in Mathematics, 1998.
Price Lab School Audio Visual Specialist, 1997
Price Lab School Director, 1997
College of Education Professional Development Generalist, 1996
Price Lab School Audio Visual Specialist, 1995
Professional
Organizations
National Association of Laboratory Schools, United States Distance
Learning Association, Iowa Association for Supervision and Curriculum
Development, National Council for Social Studies, Iowa Technology Education
Connections, Iowa Association for Communication Technology, North American
Environmental Education Association, National Parks and Conservation
Association.
TEACHING
1987 - Present
Curriculum
and Instruction Department/University of Northern Iowa
Managing Educational Technology Programs
Advanced course to prepare a media
graduate to administer any one or all of the specific areas of media. Includes
management principles, technology integration, budgeting and planning for K-12
and business settings. (Fall, 2001, Fall 2000, Spring 2000, Fall, 1999)
Media Planning and Production
Planning steps essential for media
production; processes, equipment,
techniques, and services needed for the
production, duplication, and release of media. (Spring, 1999, Spring 1997)
Instructional Development
Analysis and synthesis for structuring
learning environments including learner, task, environmental, and instructional
strategy analysis.
Telecommunications in Education
Study of the technologies of
telecommunications applied to education.
Administrative and instructional uses,
teaching strategies, critical issues, case studies, and research. (Summer, 1998)
Problem Solving Through Interactive Technologies
Introduction to problem solving
strategies through the use of interactive technologies. (Summer, 1994)
Seminar in Educational Technology
Writing steps essential in writing the thesis or research paper.
Resources for Communication
Planning steps essential for media
production; processes, equipment, techniques, and services needed for the
production, duplication, and release of media. (Spring, 1990, Fall, 1989 -Two
Sections)
Advanced Multi-Media Projects
Specialized study in independent media projects. (Fall, 1998)
Advanced Computer Applications Media Projects. (Spring, 1998)
Studies in Media
Specialized study in research based readings and projects.
(Spring, 1998, Fall 1997)
CREATIVE
ACTIVITIES
Video
Productions
“Global Summit on Peace through
Tourism,” American Express, New York. January, 2001. (pressed to CD, 2000 copies).
Available: http://infosys.pls.uni.edu/pls/telecomm/ep/extproj.htm
Directed approximately 280 live TV
broadcasts originating from Malcolm Price Laboratory School, 1990-2000.
“Price
Laboratory School Video,” University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA,
August, 1997.
“Advice for Beginning Teachers,” University of Northern Iowa, Cedar
Falls, IA. November, 1995.
“Cooperative Learning Strategies,” University of Northern Iowa, Cedar
Falls, IA. October, 1995.
“Implementing Teacher Training Programs,” University of Northern
Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA. August, 1995.
“Social Studies Methods: Collaborating with Iowa’s Teacher Education
Institutions,” University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA. February, 1995.
“Using Original Documents for Social
Studies Education,” University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA. April, 1995.
“El Rastro: A Spanish Tradition,” Malcolm Price Laboratory School,
University of Northern Iowa, 1990-94.
“Instructional Design Techniques,” University of Northern Iowa, Cedar
Falls, IA. November, 1994.
“Instructional Strategies for Higher Education,” University of
Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA. March, 1994.
“Professors and Technology: Partners for Success,” University of
Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA. October, 1993.
“Bridging the Distance,” University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls,
IA.
May, 1993.
“Using X-Press X-Change in the Classroom,” University of Northern
Iowa, January, 1992.
“Marshall Center School: Reborn,” Rural Education Committee,
University of Northern Iowa, Spring, 1989.
“Seven Basic Steps in Carving a Turkey,” Television Production Class,
University of Northern Iowa, Fall, 1988
“Sequoia: Land of the Giants,” Sequoia National Park, Sequoia, CA.
July, 1986.
“Our National Park System: Lands of Glory,” Yellowstone National
Park, WY. June, 1980.
Slide Show Productions
“Math Friends,” Malcolm Price Laboratory School, University of
Northern Iowa, 1991-95.
“Land Between the Lakes Consortium,” School of Health, Physical
Education and Leisure Services, University of Northern Iowa, 1985-95.
“Special Olympics in Iowa,” Iowa Special Olympics Committee,
March, 1987-95.
“Minorities in Teaching,” University of Northern Iowa, Spring,
1991-94.
“Land Between the Lakes,” Chain of Lakes Advisory Committee,
May, 1986-94.
“Recreation At A Glance,” Recruitment
Advisory Committee, Murray State University, Spring, 1985.
“Land Between the Lakes Consortium,” Department of Health, Physical
Education and Recreation, Murray State University, 1980-1984.
“Murray State University's Outdoor Semester,” Department of
Recreation, Murray State University, Fall, 1982.
Additional
Distance Learning Consultations
U.S. Department of Energy, US West, AT&T, Southwest Missouri
State College, University of Alaska at Juneau, University of Hawaii, South
Carolina University, Waterloo Community Schools, Iowa State Historical Museum,
Dike Community Schools, Janesville School District, National Park Service, Boy
Scouts of America, Iowa Special Olympics, Blackhawk County Conservation Board,
St. Demetrois Orthodox Church, Cedar Falls Board of Realtors, Montana State
University, Murray State University, Virginia Commonwealth University,
Universidad de Ensenada, Universidad de Extremadura, Florida State University,
Oklahoma State University, Motlow Community College’s Industrial and Business
Institute, Black Hawk County Library Coalition, Beaman, Conrad, Liscomb, Union,
and Whitten Community Schools, Valley Community Schools.