From: krf@krf.uucp (K.R.Findlay Ed.S.)
Subject: EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY SPECIALIST
Summary: RESUME
Keywords: education, instructional technology, performance support, change
Organization: Intergraph
Distribution: misc.jobs.resumes
Date: Fri, 11 Sep 1992 21:07:09 GMT


Do you recognize the need to change the level of expertise of your
workers?  

Do you recognize that you must do this to survive in the competitive 
computer market?  

Do you recognize the need for extra support through just such a major
change? 

I can help you with my 20 years experience with computers and education.  

I am an educator who recognizes the future of computing in the
workplace and I have some experience with collaborative computing and
electronic performance support. To bring about these changes, I am
a helper, a facilitator, a planner, a designer, a dreamer,
consulting internally to improve performance support within the
corporation.  

The past few years I've been working for a Fortune 500 company to
implement change for a more productive work force. Performance
support provides workers with the right information at the work
site through the use of computer automation. This impacts the
corporations bottom line favorably and increases the organizations
competitiveness. 

Many of you may not be aware of the existance and value of
performance technology, the craft of facilitating the desired
performance in the workplace. Training is not the only solution
for improved worker performance. My graduate level degrees and
experience have had me solving these types of problems and include
instructional design and change strategies. 

I have designed and developed computer-based training systems,
programed and whatever else it took to get the projects
completed on time, though I am not a programmer. The decade of the 
nineties will be known for increased use of computing for training,
performance support and collaborative computing. This is possible
with the advent of faster affordable computers and networks, and
more powerful operating systems for multimedia.

I have designed training systems to support a worldwide field service 
organization as new products come on line, created specialized
programs to meet specific learning needs, developed training
materials, worked inside a major turnkey computer workstation
hardware and software environment, studied the learning needs of
customers, evaluated performance of specialized training products
for engineering applications, managed automated broadcast
facilities, directed a university computer learning center, and
much more. 

Over the years most of my time has been spent dealing with change
by way of implementing new systems, changing attitudes, and
supporting change itself. I feel comfortable with change and bring
my experience and education which includes a Master of Education
M.Ed. (1985) and terminal degree Ed.S (1987) from Utah State
University in Instructional Technology to the job.


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Sept 11, 1992

Kimball R. Findlay
102 Liza Lane
Madison, Alabama 35758

Residence (205) 461-7240
Business (205) 730-4276

SUMMARY

Twenty years experience as a change agent, program director,
instructor, designer, developer and  evaluator. Skilled in
design/development/evaluation of performance support and learning
Systems. Highly successful in investigating and solving problems.
Experienced with small business, corporate, university and public
school environments and requirements. 

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

*   Advocate of change through planning for future training scenerios,
    electronic performance systems, groupware, and networking.

*   Implemented Computer-Assisted Learning for Intergraph Customer
    Support Services and eliminating significant travel costs.

*   Designed and developed training solutions for world-wide Field
    Service Organization, various formats included Instructor-led,
    self-paced, Computer Assisted Learning, and video delivery
    systems.  

*   Designed self-paced operator training guide for Intergraph
    engineering software products  which standardized training
    curriculum and slashed training costs. 

*   Designed and produced prototype video training module used as
    model for on-line CD-ROM training. 

*   Organized and conducted training conferences with several
    hundred participants from more than a dozen organizations.

*   Designed and implemented individualized learning systems for
    slower learners with excellent results as demonstrated by
    greatly accelerated learner achievement.

*   Directed university computer learning laboratory for research,
    teaching and evaluation.

*   Designed, developed and instructed computer literacy course at
    university which included system configuration, application use
    and programming. Classes were in high demand.

*   Managed every phase of day-to-day on-the-air operations of a
    commercial broadcast station. Developed procedures for and
    implemented automated broadcasting.


EXPERIENCE

1986 - present      Intergraph Corporation,
                    Huntsville, Alabama 
                    Sr. Instructional Designer

1983 - 1986	    Utah State University, Logan, Utah
                    Graduate Student

1979 - 1983	    North Sanpete School District, Mt. Pleasant, Utah
                    Instructor / Specialist

1973 - 1977	    Sevier Valley Broadcasting Corporation, Richfield, Utah
                    Program Director / Assistant Manager

HIGHER EDUCATION

   Ed.S.	   Education Specialist -- Utah State University, 1987
		   Major: Instructional Technology, Emphasis: Evaluation

   M.Ed.	   Master of Education -- Utah State University, 1985
	           Major: Instructional Technology, Emphasis: Training and
                   Development. 

    B.S.	   Bachelor of Science -- Utah State University, 1980
                   Major: Education, Minor: Science / Mathematics

    A.A.	   Associate of Arts -- Snow College, 1974
		   Emphasis: Electronics Technology


PUBLICATIONS	 

Dayton, Deane K., and Kimball R. Findlay. "CD-ROM: An Overview"
     Significant Applications of Technology to Instruction. Ed.
     Stephen B. Walter. South Carolina Board for Technical and
     Comprehensive Education, 1990

COMPUTER EXPERIENCE 

*    Experienced on UNIX Environ V based computer workstations,
     peripherals and XNS/TCP/IP network configuration. Proficient
     with related applications and procedures, including shell
     programming, tcl programming, X, some C, MS-DOS systems, SUN
     and Macintosh.   


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  / / ) _  )____)  Kimball R. Findlay         Phone (205) 730-4276
 /  </ //_/ __)   Sr. Instructional Designer  Fax   (205) 730-4136
(_/\_)/(_\_/     krf@krf.b8.ingr.com                     MS: CR070
                Intergraph Corporation  Huntsville, AL  35894-0001
--------------"Today is a good day for change."-------------------
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	Kimball R. Findlay          |  Sr. Instructional Designer 
	Intergraph Corporation      |  
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