I am the Outreach Director and founder of GlobalSchoolNet.org, a non-profit organization involved in e-learning and community strengthening social media -- especially how they can enhance international collaboration and benefit humanity. We currently work with 140,000 educators and 5 million students from 194 countries.
Learn more about Global SchoolNet:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_SchoolNet
Engage By Connecting Youth & Educators Worldwide to Benefit Humanity
http://youtu.be/5-IkDSeh7KA





I write articles and blog posts for a large number of education and business publications, including NeTV, Apple Education, PMI (Project Management Institute), World Future Society, AT&T Learning Network, CORE (California Online Resources in Education), and ISTE (International Society for Technology in Education.)



For the last seven years, I have written about Comic Con and WonderCon from the youth and education perspective - career opportunities, digital literacy, art of storytelling, etc. Topics include using graphic novels and comics in the classroom, career preparedness skills needed to work in the industry, the growing influence of comics, movies and television in American culture, the history and future of comics, and so on.



I support the concept of super heroes being an inspiration for youth to accomplish amazing things.