Staff
Director of Content Services

(317) 231-6529
Joined CILC:
May 2000
Education:
Bachelors in Arts
Indiana University
Bloomington, Indiana
Experience:
Julia spent 15 years in
Museum Education as an Educator/Programmer at Children's Museum of
Indianapolis and Director of Education & Programs at Hook's
Discovery and Learning Center. While at each museum, Julia was
instrumental in designing and delivering successful interactive
videoconferencing programs.
CILC Responsibilities:
Julia works with over 130
cultural organizations, providing support, training and mentoring
through consultation and workshops and manages the
content dollar
bank.
Feedback on Consulting
Services:
"Julia provided the
critical boost we needed to get our videoconferencing program up and
running as a financially sustainable vehicle for mission fulfillment.
Her unmatched knowledge and careful attention to our needs got us over
the hump from nice idea to exciting reality. Pre-Julia, we were
interested in the idea of videoconferencing but daunted and confused by
the new world of skills, knowledge, and technology. Post-Julia, we are
confidently moving forward with a practical plan to offer outstanding
videoconferencing programs on a financially sustainable basis. Julia's
unmatched knowledge of the content provider side
of videoconferencing saved us $10,000 on hardware alone and
her insight on what teachers are looking for will boost our program
revenue for years to come."
International Wolf Center
Jim Williams, Assistant
Director
"I really appreciated
having someone with extensive experience with a variety of IVC programs
examine our set up and provide constructive suggestions for
improvement. I felt I could trust Julia“s perceptions, as she
had the qualifications to back up her concerns."
Science Central
Pam George, Distance Learning Coordinator
"Julia’s expertise is really invaluable. I can“t
imagine how much time it would have taken our staff to research the
information we were given. We were better able to plan programming
topics and goals; additionally we were greatly assisted in the
marketing of our programs."
Cincinnati Museum of Art
Carrie Maras, Education Assistant School and Teacher Programs
"(The workshop) helped me see new potential; & feel more
confident about describing what videoconferencing is and how we use it."
American Association of
Museums Annual Conference
Participant
"I learned a variety of techniques to create memorable &
educational videoconferences. I’m excited by all of the
possibilities!"
Chicago Museum of Science
and Industry Educator
Upcoming Conference
Presentation:
Elevate
(Banff, Alberta, Canada)
August 2008
Keynote Address
Past Conference
Presentations:
California County Boards
of Education (CCBE)/Parent Teacher Association (PTA)/California County
Superintendents
Educational Services Area (CCSESA): Partnerships for Success
(Berkley, California USA)
March 2008
Co-presenter: Bring the World to Your Students through Videoconferencing
Internet2 Resources for
North Carolina K-12 Community
(Multiple Sites in North Carolina USA)
February 2008
Speaker (via videoconferencing): Videoconferencing Resources
Indiana Computer
Educators (ICE) Conference
(Indianapolis, Indiana USA)
January 2008
Co-Presenter of Breakout Session
Microsoft World Wide
Innovative Teachers Conference
(Helsinki, Finland)
October 2007
Workshop presenter: Videoconferencing in the Classroom
Minnesota Internet2 Day
(Multiple sites in Minnesota USA)
April 2007
Keynote panel member (via videoconferencing): National Internet2
Partners
Washington State
Internet2 Day Symposium
(Seattle, Washington, USA)
January 2007
Speaker: Interactive Videoconferencing (IVC) and the Classroom
Computer-Using Educators
(CUE) Conference
(Palm Springs, California, USA)
March 2006
Pop-Up Session co-presenter: Bring the World to Your Students through
Videoconferencing
Judge
Microsoft World Wide Innovative
Teachers Conference
(Helsinki, Finland)
October 2007
Judge: Virtual Classroom Tours
American Association of
Museum Conference
May 2007
Judge: Muse Awards for Media and Technology