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About
The Author:
Clif Mims taught elementary
and middle school for seven years and has been teaching preservice education
courses related to technology integration for three years. He received
both his B.A. in Elementary Education and M.Ed. in Elementary Administration
from Harding University in Searcy, AR. He is a Ph.D. candidate in Instructional
Technology at the University of Georgia and served as a temporary faculty
member in 2001-2002. His research interests include K-12 technology
curriculum integration and preservice education.
Email: cmims@uga.edu
