The 21st Century Information Fluency Project at the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy provides training and resources to enhance skills in finding, evaluating and using digital information to students and educators around the world.
I have been associated with this Project since 2004 and serve as its director. I am primarily involved in designing curriculum and games that are based on research and developing courses, workshops, webinars and online materials that result in more efficient searching, effective evaluation and ethical use. These resources are featured in the Full Circle Resource Kit.
Last year I presented face-to-face workshops and lectures to over 2,000 educators in Illinois, Wisconsin, Missouri and Georgia. The most requested topics are "Power Searching," "Web Site Evaluation" and "Five Things Today's Digital Generation Cannot Do."
As of Dec. 2007, online subscription resources are used by over 2,600 educators in 48 states and 55 countries.
I currently offer the following face-to-face workshops:
Recent Presentations
Curriculum Samples and Articles
For more information on programs and presentations, contact me at heine@imsa.edu