Buenos Dias, Guten Tag and Welcome to the Web office of:
Dr. Robert S. Houghton, Associate Professor, Director for Distance Education for EMGE
Table of Contents: Scholarship | Teaching | Service
My first grant, from the then Apple Education Foundation in 1979 while teaching kindergarten as a K-6 licensed teacher, used Apple II+ computers to create teaching and learning tools for literacy, a path I've never left even while later serving as director for a K-12 gifted/talented program. Since completing my doctoral work in 1989 at the University of Wisconsin-Madison focusing on the implications of nonlinear systems and educational computing coursework, my scholarly career has been focused on creating and using digital technology to support and transform educational practice. I launched and ran the first Web servers on the WCU campus in 1994, becoming part of a global system continuing to transform the meanings of literate and literacy.
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Connecting & Building Communities
Growing A Campus |
Web Page Address: http://www.wcu.edu/ceap/Houghton/
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Roots
Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction, emphasis on nonlinear and digital transformations, curriculum integration of computer mediated technologies; Internet. Multimedia: University of Wisconsin-Madison (great bookstore , great band , great fight song; FountainCam; Lake Mendota Cam; & You've Said It All - official version; Wisconsin Alumni Association (WAA). |
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I began the first web server at WCU on a laptop on October 31, 1994 and expanded in 1995 to a College of Education server using a 9150 PowerMac with 4 gig. of storage running WebStar server software. In comparison, today's college Web server has terabytes of storage space and growing. |