Profile

Harry Williams teaches science and technology applications at Deer Park High School. He enjoys his time teaching - whether in the science or computer lab. His primary goal is to give his students the skills they need to succeed in a world outside the classroom.

Harry spends his "free" time training technology applications teachers and school web masters Dreamweaver, Fireworks, and Flash. For the past several years, he has taught a web design academy at the Texas Computer Association's annual convention. The academy focused on the power of using Cascading Style Sheets to separate a web site's design from its content. He also conducted web design trainings at many southeast Texas school districts.

Harry also serves as an adjunct professor at the University of Houston - Clear Lake campus. For the past several years, he has taught Web Design and Development, a distance education course for the College of Education.

Educational Background:

• 1987 - B.S. - Secondary Education
  - Lamar University
• 2000 - M.S. - Instructional Technology
  - University of Houston at Clear Lake

Texas Teacher Certifications:

• Secondary Science Composite
• Secondary Earth Science
• Secondary English
• Secondary Technology Applications

Summer Vacation

Summer vacation, a time for teachers to recharge their batteries before returning to their classrooms in August. I plan on enjoying the month of July by spending my time visiting friends, reading, and working on my tennis game.

Recent Trainings

I recently spent some time with the folks at Dayton ISD - training on how to create and use library items and templates in Dreamweaver. We also spent some time creating some dynamic pages. Dayton ISD just installed Macromedia's Cold Fusion on their web server . They plan on creating dynamic pages to create an online help desk for computer tech support - as well as offering online staff development registration.