Web-based Professional Development

eLearning Delaware uses a Web-based model to provide effective professional development opportunities that lead to gains in teachers’ content knowledge, improvements in their teaching practices, and an increase in the achievement levels of their students.

Facilitators

The following have successfully completed an online facilitator training course.

Albanese, Diane
Arnold, Paulette
Bennett, Theresa
Braswell, Linda
Briel, Holly
Browne, Helen    
Chioma, Erinn
Cleveland , April
Conway, Judith
Copp-Moore, Kay
Cornett, Susan
DeLillio, Vincent
Elzey, Sharon
Foulk, Brenda
Fry, Rita
Galgano, Shari
Gilchrist, Deborah
Grandell, Peter
Hamblin, Gail
Hartschuh, Karen
Hartschuh, Wayne
Hilton, Anne
Hoff, Amy
Honisch, Amy
Houghton, Catherine
Jara, Lou
Kelly, Kathy
King, Amie
Kittel, Michael
Kohan, David
Kough, Paul
Kraiss, Jason
Kunz, Michael
Leary, Patricia
Lenihan, Jill
Lindemer, Kathy
Lobaccaro, Gina
March, Joan
McClenny, John
McCray, Anita
McKnight, Janis
Mills, Barbara
Modzelewski, Wendy
Moore, Alyssa
Olinda, Tim
Purcell, Judy
Queen, Jillian
Roccia, Shirley
Roe, Lori
Rouser, Shelley
Rysavy, Monica
Scarbrough, Mary An
Shockley, Dusty
Statham, Kim
Stoltzfus, Jill
Tuck, Denise
Voshell, Melissa
Waters, Pamela
Wesolowski, Meredith
Wisniewski, Katie
Youse, Mary Beth

For more information on how to become involved in eLearning Delaware, please contact us at whartschuh@doe.k12.de.us

eLearning Delaware is Delaware’s implementation of the e-Learning for Educators Initiative, a project funded through a federal Ready to Teach grant and a multi-state collaboration between ten state education agencies and associated public broadcast stations. eLearning Delaware partners are the Delaware Center for Educational Technology, the Delaware Department of Education, and WHYY.