Steven Moskowitz has worked in the fields of technology and education for over twenty years. He has worked with dozens of school districts to access and improve their instructional technology capabilities. He has written numerous articles in the area of instructional technology in national technology publications and presented many technology conferences. He was a semi-finalist for Technology and Learning ’s Tech Leader of the Year Program in. Steven Moskowitz has provided consultation services for numerous school districts.

He began his career in education as a music teacher, graduating from the Crane School of Music in Potsdam. He received his Master's Degree in Educational Technology from C.W. Post College and a Professional Diploma in Educational Administration from Dowling College. He has worked as a corporate trainer with Fortune 500 corporations, owned and operated a local area networking business, and has been a certified network engineer.

While employed by the New York State BOCES system, he had an opportunity to act as a technology consultant for dozens of school districts in the New York’s Nassau, Westchester, and Rockland counties.

He is currently Director of Information Systems and Educational Technology for the Brewster Central School District in suburban New York. He also works with ISTE as the Vice President of Sigadmin, a Special Interest group that provides resources and best practices for school principals and administrators. He spearheaded many technology initiatives in the district and received the prestigious Pioneer Award as the educational technology administrator of the year from the Regional Information Center, and well as an Award of Excellence from the N.Y. Schools Public Relations Association for designing the Brewster Web site.

He resides with his wife and three children in western Connecticut.