Anthony Helm Email & Phone Number

Hanover, New Hampshire, United States

Responsible for providing technology support, consulting, and analysis to Dartmouth departments and individuals. I administer and develop core client technologies and services.

Providence County, Rhode Island, United States

• Provide energetic, creative, and forward-thinking leadership for the Brown University Library’s digital infrastructure and applications.• Oversee the continuous operation of the libraryʼs website, digital repository, and other locally hosted web services, and works closely with other library and University stakeholders to manage hosted applications, including the integrated library system, ILLIAD interlibrary loan software, and customized applications for resource discovery, course reserves, interlibrary loan and document lending, and researcher profiles. • Supervise a team of 13 management and non-management professional staff members (software developers, systems administrator, web services, digital repository and desktop support technicians).

Hanover, Nh

• Direct a staff of sixteen professionals in two divisions of the Dartmouth College Library–a team of programmers, web developers and ILS specialists who comprise the Digital Library Technologies Group, and a team of librarians and technical staff who operate the Jones Media Center. • Participate in policy, budget formulation, and operational decisions regarding the Library’s use of media systems and library technologies. • Served on the Executive Team of the Dartmouth Center for the Advancement of Learning (DCAL).

Hanover, New Hampshire

• Directed a staff of three professionals and six students providing broad-based academic technology support to 300+ faculty and staff in the Arts & Humanities division of the college.• Managed the budget for the center.• Maintained 15 servers providing filesharing, web hosting, communications, development, and media streaming services to faculty, students, and other collaborators.• Conducted workshops for faculty on hardware, software, and copyright awareness.• Served on committees for information security, library learning spaces, the CIO’s Council on Computing, web services review, and on the Executive Team of the Dartmouth Center for the Advancement of Learning (DCAL).• Worked directly with IT leadership on two Strategic Business Reduction Initiative committees to consolidate and restructure IT infrastructure and services for significant cost savings.• Edited and contributed to the AHRC’s newsletter.• Worked with Off Campus Programs office to provide technology support for faculty and centers abroad hosting Dartmouth’s Language Study Abroad and Foreign Study Programs.Projects• Partnered with staff in Curricular Computing, the Library, and DCAL to pilot the Team Response for Instructional Planning (TRIP) project, designed to assist new faculty in course development through a coordinated introduction to support services.• Partnered with Chinese faculty to begin a video-based language tutoring and mentoring program with faculty at Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications.• Designed and built professional portfolio websites for faculty for tenure and promotion review.• Designed Photoshop templates and coded the web framework for a senior seminar in numismatics in the classics department, to accompany a year-long student gallery exhibition in the Hood Museum.• Implemented a server-based installation of Rosetta Stone, offering supplemental learning resources for less commonly taught languages (Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Arabic, and Russian).

Collaborated with an invited global team of 50 peers to discern emerging technologies predicted to impact academic libraries over the next 2-5 years.

Collaborated with an invited global team of 78 peers to discern emerging technologies predicted to impact higher education over the next 2-5 years.

Collaborate with an invited global team of 50 peers to discern emerging technologies predicted to impact academic libraries over the next 2-5 years. Advisory board list available here: http://library.wiki.nmc.org/Panel+of+Experts

Worcester, Massachusetts

Faculty Support• As one of the first Academic Technologists at Clark, established new partnerships between academic departments and Information Technology Services.• Provided multi-platform instructional technology support for arts and humanities faculty.• Worked with faculty to produce multimedia materials in support of classroom teaching, research initiatives, or professional presentations. These included PowerPoint presentations; teaching, training and presentations videos; web-sites; large-format posters; artwork for books; manuscript preparation; and materials for language study. Projects• Initial deployment of “clickers” in the classrooms.• Managed student technology interns. Projects included a web-tool for generating Google Earth .kml files, and an interactive guide to campus classroom resources.• Introduced faculty to Blackboard, and provided ongoing support and training as Blackboard administrator. • Converted language resource center audio holdings into streaming audio for secure delivery through Blackboard.• Initiated, supervised the production, and maintained an online archive of campus gallery exhibitions, preserving both the layout, as well as an archive of the pieces displayed, using HTML, QTVR and Flash tools.• Part of the team of Academic Technologists that worked with education department faculty to introduce M.A. students to e-portfolios. • Worked with the Director of Client Services and the Writing Center to develop a pre-matriculation writing placement process for incoming first-year students. • Served as a member of the CIO’s sub-committee on campus copyright education.Teaching• Taught graduate courses on “Teaching with Technology” for Certificate in College Teaching program through the Consortium of Worcester Colleges. • Conducted a number of workshops on Blackboard and other multimedia development skills.

Akita, Japan

• Responsible for all technology infrastructure: servers, labs, desktops, networks, at former Japan branch campus of the MnSCU system.• Taught "Introduction to microcomputer applications" course.

Greensboro, North Carolina

• Taught introductory and intermediate Japanese courses.• Taught Japanese culture course and Women in Japan course.• Oversaw language lab.

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Graduate Certificate, Online Teaching And Learning

M.A., Japanese Language, Literature And Culture

B.A., Media Arts - Tv/Radio Production

Activities and Societies: Alpha Phi Omega, Japan Club Minored in Asian Studies. Study Abroad: 1 semester at Kwansei Gakuin University.