About Eric

Eric Elkins used to be a scientist.  And he used to be a cook in restaurants.  And he was once an elementary school teacher.  And then he was a youth content editor at The Denver Post, where he met lots of young readers and writers who loved funny, quirky, interesting books.  Now he has his own company, where he plays on his computer all day.  He lives in Denver with his super-cool daughter (who loved this book, by the way) and his super-annoying cat (who didn't).

Eric owns WideFoc.us, a company that specializes in helping businesses with social media tools like blogs, forums, Facebook, Twitter, etc. etc.  He also writes about being a single dad at DatingDad.com.

His first book, "School Tools: Structures for Learning," was published in 2000 by Fulcrum Publishing.

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