Pressroom: Peter H. Reynolds Receives Technology in Learning Leadership Award

Peter H. Reynolds Receives Technology In Learning Leadership Award at California CUE (Computer-Using Educators) Conference

DEDHAM, MA. - Dedham Resident Peter H. Reynolds has just received the Technology In Learning Leadership Award from the CUE (Computer Using Educators) organization, one of the nation’s leading groups dedicated to the effective use of technology in teaching and learning. Peter was given the award at a special celebration in Palm Springs, California where his twenty-year career in educational technology was highlighted in a gala awards celebration. CUE’s Technology in Learning Leadership Awards recognize local, state and national leaders in educational technology. Members of the broader educational technology community are eligible for recognition in this category for their contributions to advancing the mission of the organization.

For the last two decades Peter Reynolds has made his mark in traditional media and technology-delivered learning for children. Peter, along with his identical twin brother Paul Reynolds, founded the award-winning children’s media company FableVision in 1996. FableVision’s mission is to use media, storytelling and technology to reach, support and inspire ALL learners has led to partnerships and co-development relationships with a wide range of museums, publishers, and broadcasters, including CAST, Houghton-Mifflin, Research Institute for Learning & Development, Baltimore Children’s Museum, the W5 in Ireland, PBS, TSP/Scholastic, Carnegie Hall, and NOGGIN. FableVision includes a diverse group of educators, writers, animators, instructional designers, programmers, interactive media specialists, as well as academic and research partners, including Lesley University, the Research Institute for Learning & Development, Fitchburg State College and Boston University. For more information about FableVision, please explore www.fablevision.com.

Peter H. Reynolds’ award-winning career also includes the new hit book called The Dot, which was released last October by Candlewick Press and already been printed eleven languages, is in its fourth print run, and is winning a string of major awards, including the Oppenheim Platinum Toy Award, Borders Books’ ORIGINAL VOICES 2004 Award, and the Christopher Medal. The Dot has also received starred reviews in industry bible Publishers Weekly, Booklist Journal and American School Library Journal. Reynolds other work includes his cornerstone work The North Star, the best-selling "Judy Moody" series written by Megan McDonald, Eleanor Estes’ The Alley and The Tunnel of Hugsy Goode, Judy Blume’s "Fudge" series, and Ellen Potter’s Olivia Kidney. His new book Ish will arrive in bookstores September 2004. For more details on Peter Reynolds’ publishing career, browse his newly launched site http://www.peterhreynolds.com.

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