In 1997, I rejoined National CSS, the company which later became Dun and Bradstreet Computing Services and then AONIX Corporation, in the training capacity once again. I taught the classes for Front and Center, the "point and click" software product for reporting purposes, developed and sold by the AONIX folks.

In 1999, I returned to AONIX to develop the training program for their UltraQuest Application product. This is a web designing tool to assist programmers to develop front-end web access to existing legacy database systems. This course was developed for the MVS platform using IBM Websphere servers. I developed the course using Adobe PageMaker, and Microsoft PowerPoint for the presentation portion of the class. This class was a 5 full day intensive course. I delivered the class, and beta-taught the class to internal technicians whom will continue to teach other users as well as maintain any site developed using the product.

Since 2000, I have been teaching courses in conjunction with Norwalk Community College, located in Norwalk, CT. I have taught Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint; both beginning and advanced, as well as Microsoft Projects. The classes were provided on site for internal engineering personnel at a prominent laser-chip designing corporation.

I am currently teaching classes at Norwalk Community College for professional personnel who feel that they need additional training using Microsoft products.