Judson S. Elliott is an assistant professor in the Division of Education, specializing in the application and diffusion of classroom technologies to teacher candidates and college faculty. He holds a B.A. from The College of Wooster (Wooster), and an M.S.Ed. from Lake Erie College (Lake Erie). After a thirty-year public school classroom career (foreign language, general science, fifth grade and, middle school computing) and a five year assignment to Ohio SchoolNet (SchoolNet ), he is currently completing the research component of the Instructional Technology and Distance Education doctoral program at Nova Southeastern University (Nova-ITDE).
Judson is currently teaching both foundation and graduate courses in classroom technology to both teacher candidates and advanced program participants. He has a special interest in the diffusion of Internet 2 video conferencing as a support to instruction. This concentration has led to the addition of video conferencing to the Baldwin-Wallace College International Business Program and leadership in the organization and realization of the annual Internet 2 MegaConference events (MegaConference). Other diffusion activities include contribution to both the PT3 MIMIC Project (MIMIC) and the Catalyst-OHIO Palm Pilot program TLCF-Palm).
Judson’s family of wife, two daughters/sons-in-law, and five grandchildren share his interests in music, technology, railroads of all sizes, and volunteer work for the Lake County MetroParks.
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