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WeBWorK Consultants are individuals who have completed a WeBWorK Consultant Training Workshop. They serve as ambassadors for WeBWorK.
 
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==Consultants and their role==
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Consultant conduct workshops which are designed to introduce faculty to WeBWorK. An Outreach Workshop will be an approximately two-hour session that will introduce people to WeBWorK and will provide them with sufficient information to get started. Outreach Workshops can be held at regional profession meetings (e.g., MAA, AMS, AMATYC, etc.), at educational institutions, or any other appropriate setting.
   
In this role they conduct WeBWorK Demo Workshops which are designed to introduce faculty to WeBWorK. They also help
 
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Consultants also help foster and develop the community of WeBWorK users. They often form the nucleus of a local user community among attendees to their own WeBWorK Demo Workshops. They serve as ambassadors for WeBWorK.
foster and develop the community of WeBWorK users. For example they often form the nucleus of a local user community among attendees to their own WeBWorK Demo Workshops.
 
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==How to become a consultant==
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WeBWorK Consultants are individuals who have completed a WeBWorK Consultant Training Workshop (for example, see [[WeBWorK Consultant Training Session January, 2011|January 2011 Training session]]). These training workshops are part of the MAA program, supported by NSF grant DUE 0920341, to disseminate WeBWorK beyond its current usage base of over 300 colleges and universities.
   
 
Instructors who may be interested in becoming a WeBWorK Consultant are encouraged to contact Arnold Pizer <apizer@math.rochester.edu>.
 
Instructors who may be interested in becoming a WeBWorK Consultant are encouraged to contact Arnold Pizer <apizer@math.rochester.edu>.
   
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==List of Consultants==
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The table can be sorted to help find a consultant by name or by geographical location.
   
 
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Revision as of 10:40, 6 January 2011

Consultants and their role

Consultant conduct workshops which are designed to introduce faculty to WeBWorK. An Outreach Workshop will be an approximately two-hour session that will introduce people to WeBWorK and will provide them with sufficient information to get started. Outreach Workshops can be held at regional profession meetings (e.g., MAA, AMS, AMATYC, etc.), at educational institutions, or any other appropriate setting.

Consultants also help foster and develop the community of WeBWorK users. They often form the nucleus of a local user community among attendees to their own WeBWorK Demo Workshops. They serve as ambassadors for WeBWorK.

How to become a consultant

WeBWorK Consultants are individuals who have completed a WeBWorK Consultant Training Workshop (for example, see January 2011 Training session). These training workshops are part of the MAA program, supported by NSF grant DUE 0920341, to disseminate WeBWorK beyond its current usage base of over 300 colleges and universities.

Instructors who may be interested in becoming a WeBWorK Consultant are encouraged to contact Arnold Pizer <apizer@math.rochester.edu>.

List of Consultants

The table can be sorted to help find a consultant by name or by geographical location.

Current List of WeBWorK Consultants
Last Name First Name Email Address Affiliation City State Consultant Since
Aubrey Jason aubreyja@missouri.edu University of Missouri Columbia Missouri 2010
Bart Anneke barta@slu.edu Saint Louis University St. Louis Missouri 2011
Basyrov Alexander basyrova@uwstout.edu University of Wisconsin Stout Menomonie Wisconsin 2010
Bayne Richard rbayne@howard.edu Howard University Washington District of Columbia 2010
Catrina Florin catrinaf@stjohns.edu St Johns University Queens New York 2010
Clark Karen kclark@tcnj.edu The College of New Jersey Ewing New Jersey 2010
Cruz Robin RCruz@collegeofidaho.edu The College of Idaho Caldwell Idaho 2010
Danielson Lynda ldanielson@collegeofidaho.edu The College of Idaho Caldwell Idaho 2010
Grainger Arthur Arthur.Grainger@morgan.edu Morgan State University Baltimore Maryland 2010
Hagedorn Tom hagedorn@tcnj.edu The College of New Jersey Ewing New Jersey 2010
Heap Aaron heap@geneseo.edu SUNY Genesso Genesso New York 2010
Magomo Doug doug.magomo@gmail.com Northland College Ashland Wisconsin 2010
Martin Michael mmartin@jccc.edu Johnson County Community College Overland Park Kansas 2010
May Mike maymk@slu.edu Saint Louis University St. Louis Missouri 2011
Mendel Marilou mmendel@pima.edu Pima Community College Tucson Arizona 2010
Pribble Ethan PribbleE@oldwestbury.edu SUNY College at Old Westbury Old Westbury New York 2010
Rault Patrick rault@geneseo.edu SUNY Genesso Genesso New York 2010
Wangberg Aaron AWangberg@winona.edu Winona State University Winona Minnesota 2010
Wootton Aaron wootton@up.edu University of Portland Portland Oregon 2010