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Sample Bio Posting

Here's a sample of my bio that I share with my students. What do you think? Can others share theirs as well?

Allow me to introduce myself!
Hey Gang…
For those of you who don’t know me…my name is Kimberly Langer (please call me Kim) and I am your instructor for the duration of the course.
Believe it or not, this is not all I do. I also have a full-time job where I am the Director of a group that does product development based on the coding policies that are published in the HIM industry (my job is a perfect example of how broad the opportunities that come with a billing and coding background can be). I enjoy it very much – it also helps me provide valuable information to you in the classroom related to current industry topics.
My educational background includes an AAS in Health Information Technology, a BS in Community Health Education and an MS in Health Information Management.
In my spare time I really enjoy spending time playing or watching any sport…, hanging out with my friends, reading, watching movies and relaxing with my three pets (2 cats, Annie and Billie; 1 dog Bingo).
I am an open book so if you would like to know anything else please do not hesitate to ask.
Have a wonderful day!
Kim

Kimberly,

Mine is very similar. I include some professional elements and personal elements to try to "connect" with my students in different ways.

Herbert Brown III

Kim,
I like your bio! It's very warm and inviting! My bio is very similar to yours.

I included my education, professional experience and hobbies. I also mentioned my two ShiH Tzu's Ali and Jordan.

I try to get the students to tell me a little bit about themselves as well.

Hi Kim,
This is a great bio. The school that I teach in is a little different in that I teach my students in house as well as online. On the first day of any new start we always do some sort of activity to get to know everyone and remember their names. I think that it is a great ice breaker and helps to relieve some of the first day jitters.

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