Dave says

I enjoyed writing the piece on Acceptable Use Policies for the GNN Education Center. If you agree, or disagree with my statements, either way, I'd be pleased to hear from you. Tell me about your experience on the Internet. Did your Acceptable Use Policy serve you well, or poorly? Is there a better way to handle these tricky issues?

Dave's email addresses are:

kinnaman@world.std.com
kinnaman@prismnet.com

Publications

Part 1, The Internet in Elementary, Middle School, and High School, including

• Chapter 1, The Internet and the Classroom (pp. 1-60)
• Chapter 2, Internet Resources by K-12 Curricular Area (pp. 61-129)
• Chapter 3, How to find more K-12 Information (pp. 131-182)

Chapter 19, Internet in the Classroom (pp. 593-667)
in the book Tricks of the Internet Gurus
(SAMS Publishing, 1994, ISBN #0-672-30599-2). I'm quite proud of this work, too

Part of Using Mosaic (QUE Publishing, 1994, ISBN #0-7897-0021-2).

Internet Business Marketing, and
Internet Access for Persons with Disabilities, with co-authors KC Dignan and Jim Allen
in the book Internet Secrets by John Levine
(IDG Publishing, 1995, ISBN #1-56884-452-2).

Researching on the Internet by Dave Kinnaman and Robin Rowland
(Prima Publishing, 1995, ISBN #0-76150063-4).

Other Activities

• Selects good occupations to promote as priority occupations
• Writes books and articles about computers and the Internet
• Prepares and presents lectures about the Internet and employee benefits
• Worked for 6 years at a large state education department
• Enjoys hiking and wildflowers
• Listowner of several LISTSERV mailing lists Allergy

For a longer version of Dave's activities, click here.

Thanks for your interest! Please let me hear from you?

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