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Introduction to RZONZ.com

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We wouldn't teach Science without the Lab or Literature without the Novel, so why are we trying to teach Internet Safety without the Internet. Here RZONZ.com presents their due diligence regarding Education, Technology, and Legal precedents.

Jan 2, 2010

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School / Work Affiliation: Phoenix Christian Unified Schools

Website: http://www.rzonz.com

Twitter / Plurk / Other Account: http://twitter.com/RZONZ

About Me: Joe Frost has taught computer technology for 10 years as a State Certified Teacher to students from Kindergarten to College, public and private. He has won the COX excellence in education technology grand prize award. And he has had the distinct pleasure of assisting NASA's astronaut Buzz Aldrin navigate the Internet. Currently, Joe is the District Level Director of Technology and Technology Department Chair K-12 for Phoenix Christian Unified Schools.

Joe also has Fortune 500 business technology experience with work at Intel's North American repair center and at Honeywell. He has educational technology experience from working at Apollo Group (UOP) and National Computer Systems (now Pearson). Joe also has experience at high-tech start-up companies, with work at Visitalk.com and his own RZONZ.com. Joe is also working on plans for a non-profit.

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