William Fiske Email & Phone Number | Chairman of BOD of RINET from 1996-2008. Board member (OSHEAN) incorporated in 2000, a regional non-profit “megapop” for shared access to the Abilene Project (Internet-2). East Bay Educational Collaborative’s (1990) first Executive Director. Manager and program developer for the USDOE (for RI) Enhancing Education Through Technology (E2T2) programs 2002-2008. Primary author, developed teleco line management, and application process for RI Telecommunications Education Access program – 1996 to 2008. Managed statewide E-rate program applications from 1998-2008. Total funds recovered = 20 million. Professional Development Program Design - Literacy Classroom Initiative, an enhanced technology integration into k-3 classrooms. (2003-05) Award Winning Educator • GIFT - Growth Initiatives for Teachers (GTE) 1984 • 8 Exemplary Curriculum Awards (MA) 1986-89 • Hilda Maehling Fellowship (NEA) Specialties: Resource and Program Development • Primary author for RI General law: The RI Telecommunications Education Access Fund • Developed and Managed RITTI laptop and training program. • Developed/Managed the Gates Foundation, Model Classroom program. • Developed/Managed the Gates Foundation, Principals and Superintendent’s program • Composed/directed NSF grant “SMART”, math and science teacher technology training program. • Composed/directed US Commerce Department TIAAP grant Project RINET

William Fiske

Chairman of BOD of RINET from 1996-2008. Board member (OSHEAN) incorporated in 2000, a regional non-...
Austin, Texas, United States

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William Fiske’s Location Austin, Texas, United States

William Fiske’s Current Industry Our Austin Estate

William Fiske’s Prior Industry Rhode Island Department Of Education | East Bay Educational Collaborative | Franklin School Department

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Retired

2012-07-01 00:00:00 - Present

Coordinator of Educational Technology Programs

1994-12-01 00:00:00 - 2009-09-01 00:00:00

Executive Director

1990-01-01 00:00:00 - 1994-12-01 00:00:00

Science and math teacher (high school)

1972-09-01 00:00:00 - 1990-12-01 00:00:00

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William Fiske is a Chairman of BOD of RINET from 1996-2008. Board member (OSHEAN) incorporated in 2000, a regional non-profit “megapop” for shared access to the Abilene Project (Internet-2). East Bay Educational Collaborative’s (1990) first Executive Director. Manager and program developer for the USDOE (for RI) Enhancing Education Through Technology (E2T2) programs 2002-2008. Primary author, developed teleco line management, and application process for RI Telecommunications Education Access program – 1996 to 2008. Managed statewide E-rate program applications from 1998-2008. Total funds recovered = 20 million. Professional Development Program Design - Literacy Classroom Initiative, an enhanced technology integration into k-3 classrooms. (2003-05) Award Winning Educator • GIFT - Growth Initiatives for Teachers (GTE) 1984 • 8 Exemplary Curriculum Awards (MA) 1986-89 • Hilda Maehling Fellowship (NEA) Specialties: Resource and Program Development • Primary author for RI General law: The RI Telecommunications Education Access Fund • Developed and Managed RITTI laptop and training program. • Developed/Managed the Gates Foundation, Model Classroom program. • Developed/Managed the Gates Foundation, Principals and Superintendent’s program • Composed/directed NSF grant “SMART”, math and science teacher technology training program. • Composed/directed US Commerce Department TIAAP grant Project RINET

William Fiske has prior
experience in the following industries:
Rhode Island Department Of Education | East Bay Educational Collaborative | Franklin School Department

William Fiske has the following professional experience:
Our Austin Estate | Rhode Island Department Of Education | East Bay Educational Collaborative | Franklin School Department