Frank Brusca
Frank has been at the forefront of computer-based training and information technology for 40 years.  His career began in film and video production and quickly moved into the design and development of computer-based training (using 12" videodisks).  In the mid-1980, he was a pioneer developer in the use of Intel's DVI desktop video.  In the mid-1990s, he was the lead instructional technologist in the establishment of an in-house corporate university supporting over 30,000 employees worldwide.  In 2002, he transitioned from the corporate world to higher education and for the past 16 years he has focused on LMS administration.  He holds a M.S. in Instructional Technology.  Outside of work, Frank studies odology (the scholarly study of roads).  He is a charter and feature writer for American Road magazine and was the subject of three chapters in William Least Heat-Moon's 2008 book, Roads to Quoz.  He lives in Chelmsford, Massachusetts.