- About Us
- Tony Haberman
- Steve Harrell
- Jim Sill
We are teachers.
The majority of our clients are in school. They navigate the room around us. While it is our job to teach them, they often return the favor by teaching us. No matter what your age, we encourage you to be a lifelong learner.
Like students in the classroom, no two clients are exactly the same, which is why we customize our trainings to meet everyone's needs.
Technology can be overwhelming.
We recognize that not everyone on your staff knows how to search effectively, collaborate on a document, or publish things to the web. We work with folks like that every day. That is why we make it our business to stay ahead of the trends, integrate what is working for people, and keep an eye on what is going on in education. We do this so that we can bring your staff up to speed and get them using today's technologies.
Migrating data sounds boring.
It is like watching moss grow. That is why we have one of the best IT guys in education working with us. He knows how to move data, stack it up nicely, and get you back to work. While you try to make sense of all those ones and zeroes, he sees just another problem to solve.
It's about doing work.
Our goal is to get our audiences actively participating; they need and want hands-on experiences. We want to teach you the tools and inspire you to use them. Work should be fun, too.
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Tony Haberman has been working in IT since 1998. He is responsible for managing the computers, servers, and user accounts for El Diamante High School and La Joya Middle School. He manages, maintains, and backs up user data for over 3000 students, teachers, and administrators. He is responsible for account creation, desktop imaging, and mass deployment of software using Active Directory, software updates using WSUS, and antivirus prevention using software from Symantec, McAfee, and Microsoft. He also works with clients to manage their Exchange and Google Apps services including Migration. He holds Microsoft certifications with Microsoft Windows Server 2000-2003 and Windows 2000-XP. He is also a Google Apps Qualified Trainer. |
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Steve Harrell is an former retail manager who has been a teacher for twenty two years, spending the past seventeen of them in computer labs. Steve has taught at the elementary, middle school, high school and university (Fresno State, Chapman) levels. He holds a Master of Computer Education from Fresno Pacific University and is a Google Certified Trainer. Since 2002, he has been the Business Department Chair at El Diamante High School in Visalia, where he authors and teaches technology classes. Steve has been married to Susan since 1978. They have three children and two grandchildren. He is an avid kayaker and life-long guitar player. |
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After a career in marketing & TV production, Jim took his love for producing video and moved it to the classroom. Now in his sixth year of teaching video production at El Diamante High School in Visalia, CA, his students produce videos for non-profit organizations and a bi-weekly television show. He is an Apple Certified Trainer and his class is one of only 10 schools in California to be an Apple Certified Training Center for Education. As a Google Apps Certified Trainer and Google Certified Teacher, Jim travels the United States leading professional development workshops on how to use Google's tools in the workplace. In 2009, he was recognized as Computer Using Educator's Outstanding Teacher and was a 2009 ISTE Outstanding Teacher Nominee. In February of 2011, Jim was named as an Apple Distinguished Educator. |
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