Frances+Bradburn

Frances Bryant Bradburn, former Director of Instructional Technology for the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction, is currently a program director for the NC New Schools Project. Her primary focus is supporting the 1:1 laptop pilot schools across the state. A graduate of Wake Forest University and UNC- G’s Department of Library and Information Science, she has worked at the K-12, university, and state levels in a variety of media and technology positions. The former editor of //North Carolina Libraries//, Ms. Bradburn is the author of //Output Measures for School Library Programs//, reviews young adult titles for //Booklist//, and has written a variety of journal articles on both media and technology. Her current professional affiliations are with the American Library Association (ALA), the North Carolina School Library Media Association (NCSLMA), the North Carolina Library Association (NCLA), and the North Carolina Association of Educational Communications and Technology (NCaect). Ms. Bradburn was awarded the Mary Peacock Douglas Award (NCASL) in1998, the UNC-G/SLIS Outstanding Alumnus in 1995, the East Carolina University Friend of Education in 2007, the NCLA Distinguished Service Award in 2007, the NCAECT Service Award in 2008, and the NCSLMA Distinguished Service Award in 2008, which is now known as the Frances Bryant Bradburn Distinguished Service Award. || ||
 * **Name**: Frances Bradburn
 * Email**: fbradburn@newschoolsproject.org
 * Position**: Program Director; Support Coach, Friday Institute
 * Company**: NC New Schools Project; North Carolina State University
 * Sessions**: Lessons Learned from the Friday Institute Evaluations
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