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Hazel Jobe  Hazel is a former Title I Reading/Language Arts teacher at Marshall Elementary School in Lewisburg, TN. She has created several nationally recognized Internet projects for students. In her free time, she presents at various national conferences and workshops on educational technology and does freelance writing for Education World and theClassroom Connect Newsletter. She is presently serving as VicePrincipal, Web editor and LAN administrator at M.E.S.
Karen Walkowiak Robert Owens From what two countries are the March Fellows? Canada & United States Finland & United States 
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Marshall E.S. Treasures@Sea Holy Redeemer Creating the Future Online Treasure Trove Wonders of Space room 14-A Delaware Estuary |
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| Collaborative Model This project was hatched one evening during an ICQ chat. Find out what it takes to create an online project with others who are thousand of miles away. |
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Karen is presently a full-time Grade 6 teacher at Holy Redeemer School in Kanata, Ontario, Canada. She is the school's On-Site Administrator, providing technical support and assistance to her staff while maintaining two pentium labs. Karen is also the school's web editor. The Holy Redeemer web site has hosted several online collaborative projects which assist colleagues in integrating the Internet into their classroom curriculum while serving to network with schools around the world. In her "spare" time, Karen works for the Nectar Foundation.
Robert teaches 4th grade in Vineland, NJ at the Marie D. Durand School. Robert has designed several other web sites for various organizations and individuals. When not teaching or on the Internet, he spends his time reading the New Yorker and The Wall Street Journal, listening to the Grateful Dead, watching DeNiro and Pacino movies and most of all, playing with ’Nado, his four-year-old kitty who regularly types while he’s online.
