Introduction of Facilitators
Egypt
Dalia Abdalla Khalil
As
Director of the newly-established Egyptian Association for Educational
Resources, Ms. Khalil, is committed to enhancing the knowledge, skills, and
perspectives of youth through technology and communications across borders. In
addition, she serves as Country Coordinator of the International Education and
Resource Network in Egypt. In her work, Ms. Khalil collaborates with the
Egyptian Ministry of Education and oversees projects throughout the country.
Dalia has M.Sc. in
Education Management, from University of Wolverhampton, UK. Currently she is
currently completing the Ed.D. in Educational Leadership, University of Phoenix,
USA. In addition she has several certificates and diplomas in different
disciplines in Education and the field of ESL/EFL.
United
States of America
Diane Charlton Midness
Diane Charlton Midness is a former Media Specialist at Wm. G. Enloe Magnet High School in Raleigh, NC. She became the coordinating teacher for technology integration at the school and did professional development for the Wake County Public School system on using the Internet in the classroom. She has been involved in educational online international collaboration and exchanges since 1989. Diane was the program coordinator for the International School Partnerships through Technology project of The University of North Carolina’s Center for International Understanding that linked rural classrooms in North Carolina with classrooms around the world from 1997-2002. Currently she is New York, New York as Coordinator for Professional Development for iEARN-USA (International Education and Resource Network.) She coordinates training for collaborative project based learning for schools in the United States and over twenty countries that participate in grants received from the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs of the Department of State.
Uzbekistan
Anatoly Kochnev