Over the past two decades Alvin Trusty has worked in every facet of educational technology. He has taught at both the high school and university levels. He has been a school district and regional administrator, and has represented the state of Ohio as a director of educational technology professional development.

Alvin’s technical expertise has enabled him to not only effectively deploy and manage technology in schools, but also assist many others in doing the same. He has written more than a dozen technical courses and delivered technical training in hundreds of hands-on workshops.

Professional Activity

Director of Educational Technology-The University of Findlay

Educational Technology Professional Development Consultant-Ohio SchoolNet

Technology Manager-Western Ohio Computer Organization

Technology Coordinator-Benjamin Logan Local Schools

Chemistry/Physics Teacher-Upper Scioto Valley Local Schools

Outreach Director-Institute for Chemical Education-University of Arizona

Ohio Association of Technology Professionals in Education-Charter Member

Recent Publications and/or Presentation

eTech State Technology Conference 2006-Program Title: What’s all This Wiki-Blog-Moodle Mumbo Jumbo? Rediscover the Web, Version 2.0

Ohio SchoolNet State Technology Conference 2005-Program Title: Technophobe or Computer Slave–NETS for Teachers

SCOCACON 2005-Presenter-Program Title: The Read/Write Web in Education

Ohio SchoolNet State Technology Conference 2004-Presenter-Program Title: Video Streaming That Works.

SGMP Educational Conference 2004-Featured Presenter-Program Title: Dynamic Web Content.