Tremell Middlebrooks
Phone: 843-***-**** Email: *************@*****.***
Address: **** ******* ****, ***** ****,GA 30291
References: Available Upon Request
SUMMARY_____________________________________________________________________
. Experienced Curriculum Developer and Trainer: I have spent most of my
time providing instructional technology training and technical support to
higher education institutions, state and federal government agencies,
corporations, and organizations around the world. Formats I have worked
with include manuals, CD-ROMs, online instruction, and
classroom/presentation-based training. I have been involved at many levels
in curriculum design projects, including conceptualization, planning,
project management, storyboarding, scripting, sequencing the instructional
experience, learning objectives, writing content, creating media
enhancements, interface design, assessment questions, and learner feedback
analysis. Recent technical content areas for which I have designed
curricula include web accessibility techniques (Section 508 compliance),
XHTML design and templates, Cascading Style Sheets, using content
management systems, and systems-approaches to web accessibility in large
organizations. Other content areas have included early childhood literacy,
adult literacy, instructional intervention strategies, and immunizations.
. E-Learning Specialist: I have used - and worked with teams to create - a
wide variety of instructional technologies and methods to deliver training
at a distance, including live webcasts, semester-based courses, tutorials,
online conferences, simulations, multimedia-enhanced content, etc. My
university responsibilities have included administration of the Blackboard
and Moodle learning management systems for an entire college. I set up the
software, customized the interface, created courses, managed user accounts,
and provided support to instructors.
. Web Applications Architect and Designer: I have worked with teams of
programmers, content specialists, and web designers to create complex web-
based information and instruction systems. I have worked directly on all
aspects of the design, including database schema, user experience,
scripting, HTML and CSS, and graphics. During a recent project, I worked
with a team to create an extensive, database-driven system for integrating
information about courses, instructors, academic programs, degrees,
licenses, etc. into the main web site for a college.
EDUCATION___________________________________________________________________
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. PhD (in progress): Curriculum and Instruction, with an emphasis in
Technology (Colorado Technical University, present)
. M.S.: Instructional Technology (Grand Canyon University, 2007)
. B.S.: Computer Science(Voorhees College, 2001)
Professional
Experience__________________________________________________________
Student Instructional Web Services Developer (May 1996 - 2001)
School of Computer Science Voorhees College (Denmark, South Carolina)
. Database Structure Designer and Administrator: Redesign and implement
comprehensive central database to be used for the public web site,
intranet, and internal record-keeping purposes.
. Webmaster/ Web designer: Redesign school of web site and sub-sites;
add content management system and database connectivity across web
sites; Design layout, templates, styles, and artistic elements.
. Photographer/Graphic Artist: Photograph events, people, locations, and
other items for use on the web site and printed publications.
Manipulate photos and other graphical elements for their respective
purposes.
. Instructional Designer: Design and create illustrated, tutorials for
faculty, staff, and students, for web and print.
Student Internship Instruction & Curriculum and Technology (May 2001- June
2007) __Cheraw E.O.C (Cheraw, South Carolina)_____
Recent technical content areas for which I have designed curricula include
web accessibility techniques (Section 508 compliance), design and
templates, Cascading Style Sheets, using content management systems, and
systems-approaches to web accessibility in large organizations. Other
content areas have included beginning and intermediate early childhood
literacy, instructional intervention strategies, and immunizations.