Betsy DeGeorge

Sometimes I refer to myself as a publications technologist. I use the word publications because I define that as an active and public form of communication. Publication is a replicable visual (or audio) representation of an idea that can be passed on to another person. Publication differs from communication in that it has the potential for preservation and repetition. It is a public form of communication.

I use the word technologist because I am someone who studies (ologist) and then applies technology (techno-geek).

Over the last few years I have observed some of the practical differences between those who create program applications and those who use applications. My particular skill is bringing those two groups together.

I enjoy the process of classifying needs and then identifying particular technologies and applications that can be used to effectively and efficiently address those needs.

Click here to view a pdf version of my resume.

As you continue exploring my Eduspaces Learning Space, I will be showcasing some examples that will allow you to observe how I have confronted various challenges or sets of specifications and led a group of designers, writers, editors, and programmers in creating applications and Web sites to find dynamic applied technology solutions.


The range of solutions being showcased is fairly broad, from simple print brochures advertising events to full media campaigns, from simple internet delivery mechanisms to fullscale online training systems for current workers and training for new employees designed introduce basic computer skills and required user systems.

To see some of the most recent project I've been working on, visit my Eduspaces Weblog here at by clicking here or on the Blog button at the top of the page. To see some examples of my writing and thinking, visit my personal blog by clicking here.

https://www.sworps.utk.edu

http://www.letters-and-surveys.blogspot.com/

ePortfolios, Horses, Opera, Publication, Theology, Writing

University of Tennessee, Knoxville