Technical Consulting

Hilary Naylor, Ph.D. specializes in connectivity and communications network projects for small groups of nonprofit organizations, and in technology integration, assessment and planning for public schools. She worked at CompuMentor from 1995 to 2004. For details, please read her resumé.

Web Development

• Phil Simon Art
• Center for Health Improvement and Prevention Studies

Technology Support

• Technology Coordinator at Grass Valley and Lincoln Elementary Schools in Oakland Unified School District
• Trainer for the Oakland Technology Exchange "Take Home Computer Program"
• Advisory Council member for the Mouse Squad program
• Administrator of the Amnesty International volunteers website <http://www.amnesty-volunteer.org>

Project Management

• Community Technology Network of the Bay Area
• Plan and facilitate "Summer of Learning" Technology Leadership Institute for OUSD
• Oversight of budget and planning for the US Dept. of Education Pacific Southwest Regional Technology in Education Consortium (PSRTEC) contract.
• Assessment, planning and installation of technology infrastructure for Alternative Middle School in East Palo Alto (San Francisco 49ers Academy)
• Placing recycled computers in Santa Clara schools and planning training for teachers to use these computers in the classroom

Articles, TechSoup

• Microfinance Provides Loans, Hope to Millions Worldwide
• Securing Your Computers for a Public Computing Environment
• Using E-mail as an Advocacy Tool

Skills

• Project management and design
• Internet connectivity
• Effective use of email communication and advocacy
• Integration of technology in the curriculum
• Communication of technical concepts to non-technical audiences
• Co-author of CompuMentor Guide on Y2K

Professional Qualifications

• Ph.D. University of California, Berkeley, Educational Psychology
• Programmer/Systems Analyst at University of California, San Francisco for 10 years