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L. M. Dottore, Director
dottore@interwork.sdsu.edu
Michelle's
leap into technology began with Apple Computer, Inc. in 1984,
the year the Macintosh was released. During her years with
Apple, Michelle explored the use of technology to empower
individuals and workgroups, both in California and in Asia.
Eventually
returning to San Diego State University, Michelle earned her
Master's Degree in Educational Technology. Presently she is
a Doctoral student in Education through SDSU and Claremont
Graduate University. Michelle is ABD ("All But Dissertation."),
with her dissertation topic revolving around online learning
communities, their initiation, development and support. Additional
research interests include accessibility of education to individuals
with varying learning needs, including differing cultural
backgrounds, learning styles, and physical access needs.
Michelle
directs the Interwork Institute Center for Distance Learning
at San Diego State. The Distance Learning program currently
offers Master's degrees, certificates and training via distance
and distributed learning to students nationally and internationally.
The program supports over 400 students internationally.
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