John E. Martin

207 Taterboro Road
Center Sandwich, NH 03227
603.284.7133

Objective

A dynamic IT veteran with extensive experience in the application and integration of instructional and learning technologies seeks the opportunity to apply a rich and varied array of talents towards the enhancement and furtherance of the academic excellence of our learners in a progressive campus environment.

Education

• M.Ed., Computer Technology Education, Plymouth State University, Plymouth, NH
• B.S., Kinesiology: Outdoor Education, University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH
• A.A., Liberal Arts, Chaminade University of Honolulu, Honolulu, HI

Professional Experience

Coordinator of Learning Technologies, Lamson Learning Commons
Plymouth State University [Apr 2006 - present]

• Manage and support the campus Learning Management System (LMS), WebCT
• Support the integration of technology into campus curriculum
• Coordinate and develop the growth and support of our Residential Network program.

Coordinator of the Technology & Learning Center, Information Technology Services
Plymouth State University [Apr 2003 - April 2006]

• Directed the activities of the Desktop Support, Classroom Technology, WebCT™ and Multimedia Center divisions.
• Coordinated the campus user support (Help Desk) & residential networking (ResNet) programs providing quality, on-demand service and support for a campus serving 4,500+ students and 1,000+ faculty/staff.
• Developed integrated support structures to enhance the efforts of our MIS, Systems and Telecommunications teams.
• Developed and delivered on-demand technology based instruction to faculty, staff and students.
• Provided vision and structure to campus technology integration initiatives, including the drafting and approval of hardware/software standards for campus computing systems, as a member of the Plymouth State University Technology Advisory Group.
• Planned and implemented the merger of User Support Services and library circulation desk as part of the Lamson Learning Commons project.
• Planned and supervised the development of an open-source knowledge base using wiki technology to augment the efforts of HelpDesk personnel and to improve the user self-support experience as project manager.
• Planned and supervised the redesign of a locally-designed information center used by ITS personnel to provide user profile data, call ticketing and tracking and integrate HelpDesk tools.

Adjunct Faculty,
Plymouth State University [Aug 2005-present]

• Adjunct faculty, Computer Science – Web Expressions (CSDI1200), Fall 2005/Spring 2006
• Guest lecturer, College of Graduate Studies – Instructional Materials Production and Use (ED5500), Winterim 2004/2005
• Technology Integration – Faculty support for integration of multimedia technologies into the curricula at the graduate and undergraduate levels (2003-2006)

Owner/Consultant,
White Mountain Technology Services [Sept 2001-present]

• Provide technology support, development and training to a public and private clientele.
• Provide consultancy services for systems upgrades and enhancements.
• Designed, maintained and provided consultant services for several web projects.

Technology Integrator and Network Administrator,
Moultonborough School District [Aug 1999-Sept 2001]

• Provided on-demand technology support on a district-wide basis.
• Developed and delivered on-demand technology based instruction to faculty, staff and students, to include curricular integration of educational technologies.
• Administered a multi-platform (Win/Mac), multi-server network serving more than 850 users.
• Prepared a 5-year Technology Plan for submission to and approval by the NH Department of Education.

Assistant Director of Recreation,
Town of Moultonborough [June 1997-Aug 1999]

• Directed the training and supervision of recreation department staff and volunteers.
• Managed the operational budget for municipal recreation department.
• Hired, trained and supervised over 100 staff and volunteers.
• Coordinated marketing, fund raising and public relations events.
• Developed and facilitated programming for youth, teen and adult recreational opportunities.

Systems Administrator,
Laconia Athletic & Swim Club [Feb 1996-June 1997]

• Coordinated and supervised the transition of club management database software to include data conversion.
• Coordinated and processed monthly electronic funds transfers.
• Conducted staff development training on systems software and network interfaces.

Cryptologic Technician, Maintenance (E-5),
United States Navy [Aug 1989 - June 1995]

• Supervised and trained over 100 personnel.
• Awarded Navy Achievement Medal for the development and facilitation of a 10 week network operations curriculum.
• Initiated and maintained control over an $800,000 inventory through the development of an expansive inventory database.
• Awarded and maintained a Top Secret Security Clearance

Specific Technology Skills & Experience

• Comprehensive understanding of current and evolving educational technology applications to include blogs, podcasts, wikis and social networking structures (Web 2.0)
• Integration of appropriate technologies into new and existing curricula
• Versed in WebCT and other LMS systems, productivity and communications suites, Macromedia and Adobe creative suites, HTML editing, digital imaging on Mac/PC platforms Leveraging appropriate technologies to effect process improvement
• Project management and resource allocation
• Development and implementation of appropriate network infrastructures

Teaching Experience

Adjunct Faculty, Plymouth State University (2005-2006)

• Department of Computer Science, Web Expressions, CSDI1200 Guest Faculty, Plymouth State University (2005)
• College of Graduate Studies, Instructional Materials Production and Use, ED5500 Technology Integration
• Faculty support for integration of technology into the curriculum at the graduate and undergraduate levels (2003-2006)
• Web design, PowerPoint production, video editing

Professional Affiliations

• EDUCAUSE
• ResNet Symposium
• NHSTE – New Hampshire Society for Technology Educators
• Phi Delta Kappa International

Professional Activities

• Contributor to EdTechTalk podcasts
• Author of EdVentures in Technology blog
• ResNet Conference – Program Committee 2005, Presenter
• NERCOMP symposia