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Judy Brown is an Education Technology Consultant who retired as
the Emerging Technology Analyst in the Office
of Learning and Information Technology (OLIT) at the University
of Wisconsin System Administration in 2006. As such, for six years (2000-2006) she was the Founder and Director
of the Academic Advanced Distributed Learning (ADL) Co-Lab in partnership with the Department of Defense; conducted
research on new computer directions and related technologies
for the 15 institution UW System; focused on
partnerships for improving learning with corporate, government
and educational institutions at the Academic ADL Co-Lab in Madison, WI; and represented
UWSA on instructional technology initiatives including The
MASIE Center e-Learning Consortium.
She continues to work with Elliot Masie and the Learning CONSORTIUM as a MASIE Learning Fellow, to work with ADL and with the University of Central Florida Institute for Simulation and Training. She serves on the Army's Distance Learning Training Technology Subcommittee. Judy also helps coordinate the eWEEK Corporate Partner Program and writes freelance technology columns. See Current Activities for initiatives in process.
Previously Judy was the Emerging Technology Analyst for the Wisconsin Technical College System (WTCS) and coordinated the WTCS Hardware and Software Purchasing Consortium.
Initially hired as a computer-based education programmer in 1984 at Fox Valley Technical College, responsibilities also included purchasing of computer hardware and software; and developing and implementing technology standards throughout the district.
Judy was named one of the Top 100 women in computing by McGraw Hill's Open Computing magazine (December 1994) and wrote a business technology column for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel from 1994 through 2000. She also served three terms as President of the Association of Personal Computer User Groups (APCUG).
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