Floyd Lockhart Email & Phone Number | I have worked for many years (twenty-five of the last twenty-six) at Southeast Missouri State University in an office dedicated to improving instruction. Prior to that, I was a student worker who was working on being a mustang through college (working his way through and up) in the same university's IT department. On and off, I have also been an associate professor teaching the odd technology class in the College of Education or in the TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) department, primarily dealing with how to integrate technologies with the classroom experience. My master's degree focused on technology and teaching; had the program started a year later (or ten earlier), it would have been called a degree in the field of Instructional Design. As it stands, it is a degree in Educational Technology, with a focus on Instructional Design issues. The doctorate is focused around policy analysis and leadership; I started the program with the eye of taking over and leading a CTL (Center for Teaching and Learning) or Directorship of Academic Technologies at a college. Yes, I have currently achieved my goal, and I am not actively looking for new employment.

Floyd Lockhart

I have worked for many years (twenty-five of the last twenty-six) at Southeast Missouri State Univer...
Cape Girardeau, Missouri, United States

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Floyd Lockhart is a I have worked for many years (twenty-five of the last twenty-six) at Southeast Missouri State University in an office dedicated to improving instruction. Prior to that, I was a student worker who was working on being a mustang through college (working his way through and up) in the same university's IT department. On and off, I have also been an associate professor teaching the odd technology class in the College of Education or in the TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) department, primarily dealing with how to integrate technologies with the classroom experience. My master's degree focused on technology and teaching; had the program started a year later (or ten earlier), it would have been called a degree in the field of Instructional Design. As it stands, it is a degree in Educational Technology, with a focus on Instructional Design issues. The doctorate is focused around policy analysis and leadership; I started the program with the eye of taking over and leading a CTL (Center for Teaching and Learning) or Directorship of Academic Technologies at a college. Yes, I have currently achieved my goal, and I am not actively looking for new employment.