John Hendron is a Richmond, Virginia-based leader in the field of education technology. He blogs, podcasts, and designs websites. He regularly shares his expertise with others.
John’s studies are in the areas of information literacy for twenty-first century learners. He’s interested in teaching both students and teachers about concepts such as folksonomy, web syndication, weblogs, and wikis. Since March, 2008, his book RSS for Educators
Did you attend NECC in San Antonio? Check out my handout for High Quality Professional Development, or the resources for my poster session on RSS for Educators! Then again, perhaps you attended the session for Google Sketchup?
If you’re interested in having John speak at your own event, or perhaps to lead a workshop, use the contact information at the bottom of this page.
In December, 2006, John was recognized by the Virginia Department of Education and received the state technology leadership award. In June-July, 2008, he will be a three-time presenter at ISTE's NECC in San Antonio! He looks forward to meeting you there. John is also an active member of the Virginia Society for Technology in Education, the Virginia affiliate for ISTE. John was recently elected to serve for VSTE on their board of directors for 2008-2010.
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