Andrew Freeman FACS HLM - location
I live in Belconnen, Ginninderra, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory (ACT), Australia.
Contact details, including e-mail, Quick Response (QR) code, ORCID, Twitter, iPhone, and
Also Known As (AKA) details
My key e-mail address is:
afreeman@pcug.org.au
Here is my e-mail address as a Quick Response (QR) code format, which one can read using a QR code reader app on one's mobile phone or similar device:
My Open Researcher and Contributor ID (ORCID) is:
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7867-525X
My Twitter handle is
@andrewrfreeman
I have a sometimes
protected twitter account at:
Follow @andrewrfreeman
I also have an iPhone.
The most compact version of the name I use on the Web for myself is Andrew Freeman FACS, which is the shortest
version of my name which close to uniquely maps to me
on the web, particularly when
searched for surrounded in inverted commas - as in, "Andrew Freeman FACS"
In real life, and/or on the web, I am sometimes Also Known As (AKA):
Andrew
Freeman FACS HLM - availability for paid or voluntary work, training, experience, and publications
I am currently retired. I am open to considering offers of
short or long term paid or voluntary work,
in Australia or overseas,
which utilise my training, and experience.
My training has been in the areas of accounting, economics, legal studies (BEc Monash), data processing (GradDipDP CIT), teaching (DipEd BEd Monash, Cert4TESOL Teach International), and educational administration and policy (MEd Melb). I completed my HSC (Year 12) at Haileybury College in Melbourne, Australia in 1972 (OH '72). I have worked in the areas of adult training, evaluation, general public administration, information technology, planning, research, and teaching. I have contributed to a range of national and international conferences and journals on themes related to educational innovation, long range planning (more particularly, futures research), and technological change.
Thesis dealing
with network futures
My Master of Education (MEd) minor thesis undertaken at the University of Melbourne (Melb)
(MEd degree conferred in March 1984), is around 300,000 bytes in length,
and is titled:
'The Network Nation: The relevance of this for possible
educational and general public administrative structures and
strategies in the 1980's and 90's.'
This thesis was subsequently published by the ERIC Clearinghouse on Information Resources, Syracuse University, New York, USA (ERIC document reference: ED247936). ERIC documents are available from many major University libraries, throughout the world, and often also via the World Wide Web, as in this case.
The Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC) site includes details on the ERIC service.
Organisations Andrew Freeman FACS HLM is particularly supportive of
I enjoy supporting organisations which have a particular focus on areas I am interested in,
including such areas as art, education, diet, free and/or inexpensive access to information, galleries,
health, heritage, Information
and Communications Technology (ICT), and libraries. I also have an interest in philanthropy more generally.
I was elected an Honorary Life Member (HLM) of the ACS in 2018.
My name is included in the ACS virtual Hall of Fame.
I am also a lifetime member of Vegan ACT.
I am also a member of the Bequest Circle, and a life Member, of the National Gallery of Australian Foundation (NGAF).
My name is also listed on the Honour Board in the foyer of the NLA.
The reasons why I became a Patron of the NLA are given at the
Become A Patron page,
which also includes contact details for more information on
how to donate to, and become a Patron of, the NLA.
I enjoy sometimes wearing my
NLA Patron lapel badge
to social functions,
as I find it can be a very
good conversation starter about the benefits that result from giving to the NLA.
My name is also listed on the Honour Board in the foyer of the NPG.
I found the Believe - The Campaign for The University of Melbourne video, to be one of the most inspirational presentations I have ever seen.
I am also a member of the University of Melbourne Heritage Society.
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Disclaimer
The opinions expressed on this Web page are purely personal,
and do not necessarily reflect the views of any organisation
I am a member, and/or supportive, of. I disclaim any and all
liability for the accuracy and/or completeness of the information
presented on this, and pointed to, Web pages. I will accept no
responsibility for loss occasioned as a direct or indirect result
of the use of information obtained thereby. I suggest you
confirm the accuracy of the information provided, before using it
for any purpose.
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relating to this page would be
appreciated
If you have any comments to make on this page, please
e-mail them to:
afreeman@pcug.org.au
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