Keith Krieger

Current

Technical Training Coordinator, Staff and Faculty Development at Johnson County Community College
Owner at Krieger Technology Management (Self-employed)

Past

Trainer, Center for Business and Technology at Johnson County Community College
Seminar leader at National Seminars
Training Manager at Productivity Point International

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Education

Capella University
Southeast Missouri State University

Recommended

6 people have recommended Keith

Connections

219 connections

Industry

Information Technology and Services

Websites

Keith Krieger’s Summary

I completed my Master's in Information Technology at Capella University in August, 2008. The knowledge gained from the program will help me to expand my instruction to adult learners in additional directions. Being able to combine my background and learning in web design, graphics, information architecture, online learning, and IT will help to expand my knowledge, as well as give the people in my classes a broader exposure to the knowledge that matters.
Helping people expand their capabilities to create content on the web for themselves and their network is coming to be a focus for my work.

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Keith Krieger’s Specialties:

Software skills training, web design and development, online learning development, and technical writing for software training

Keith Krieger’s Experience

Technical Training Coordinator, Staff and Faculty Development

Johnson County Community College

(Educational Institution; Higher Education industry)

2008 — Present (1 year )

I provide technology training to 1500 staff and faculty at Johnson County Community College in Overland Park, Kansas.
Owner
Krieger Technology Management (Self-employed)

(Self-Employed; Myself Only; Information Technology and Services industry)

May 1993 — Present (16 years 7 months)

Software skills trainer specializing in web design and development with an emphasis in standards-driven design using XHTML, XML and CSS. Currently conducting all of the web design curriculum at Johnson County Community College's Center for Business and Technology, as well as classes at the College of Business at Metropolitan Community Colleges in Kansas City, Missouri. I also conduct training classes in web design and print design for the Mid-America Regional Council in Kansas City, Missouri.
Trainer, Center for Business and Technology

Johnson County Community College

(Educational Institution; 1001-5000 employees; Higher Education industry)

2000 — 2008 (8 years )

I conduct most of the web design curriculum for the Center for Business at Johnson County Community College in Overland Park, Kansas. SharePoint seems to be taking more attention lately, and I'm spending more time working with that. I also conduct monthly brown bag sessions on technology topics of interest to business people and others wanting to become more conversant with technology. I'll be conducting web classes on the Mac in the Center's new Mac lab starting in September.
Seminar leader

National Seminars

(Privately Held; 201-500 employees; Information Technology and Services industry)

April 1999 — January 2001 (1 year 10 months)

Conducted and led seminar-based software skills training in Microsoft Office applications, Adobe Pagemaker, PC and Macintosh trouble-shooting. Travelled nationally, delivering training in public settings, as well as customized training for Wal-Mart, EPA, Okuma America, Westin Long Beach, HOK Architects
Training Manager

Productivity Point International

(Information Technology and Services industry)

1995 — 1998 (3 years )

Keith Krieger’s Education

Capella University

Master's , IT , 2005 — 2008

I graduated in August 2008.
Southeast Missouri State University

B.S , Business , 1972 — 1976

Activities and Societies:

Sagamore yearbook staff for 3 years, Student Senate for 2 terms, Campus Transcendental Meditation chapter

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Keith Krieger’s Websites:

Keith Krieger’s Groups:

Native Sons and Daughters of Greater Kansas City, Riverbend Chapter of the Lewis and Clark Heritage Trail Foundation, Invited Expert to the HTML 5 Working Group, The Nature Conservancy, National Trust for Historic Preservation