David A. Dockterman

Moby ID: 14934

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David Dockterman brings a multitude of perspectives - as a teacher, parent, school committee member, and veteran in the educational technology field - to his insights about teachers and technology. A former social studies teacher, David joined Tom Snyder Productions in 1982 while earning his Ed.D. from the Harvard Graduate School of Education. He has designed several award-winning products including Science Court; Decisions, Decisions; and The Great Ocean Rescue, and is the author of the highly regarded book Weaving Technology into Your Teaching, successor to Great Teaching in the One-Computer Classroom. David is also a Lecturer on Education at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. David and his wife Gabrielle live in Carlisle, Massachusetts, with their son Jake.

Source: Selected articles from Tom Snyder Productions Official Company Website - About Us - Management

http://www.teachtsp.com/aboutus/management.asp

Credited on 7 games

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Puppy Love (1986, Macintosh)	Playtesting
The American Challenge: A Sailing Simulation (1986, DOS)	Editorial Development
The Halley Project: A Mission In Our Solar System (1985, Atari 8-bit)	Playtesting and Editorial Development
Run for the Money (1984, Macintosh)	Editorial Development
Bannercatch (1984, PC Booter)	Editorial Development
Agent USA (1984, Atari 8-bit)	Editorial Development
Swiss Family Robinson (1984, Commodore 64)	Scriptwriter

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Vice President and Editor-in-Chief, Tom Snyder Productions

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7 games with Tom Snyder Productions, Inc.
2 games with Mindscape SA
2 games with Scholastic, Inc.
1 game with Windham Classics Corp.
1 game with Scarborough Systems, Inc.
1 game with Addison-Wesley Publishing...

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