Tina Ornduff

Tina Ornduff
Google, Inc.
Program Manager

Tina coordinates educational outreach efforts as a program manager for the engineering education team at Google. She manages various computer science online learning initiatives and partnerships and has contributed to many of Google’s open online courses. Previously, she led the Google Geo Edu group, where she was an advocate for geographic literacy through the use of technology like Google Maps and Google Earth. Prior to Google, Tina was a principal technical writer specializing in administrator and developer documentation for companies like Netscape, Tandem, Motorola, and Good Technology.

Tina earned her Master of Education degree with an emphasis in Educational Technology from the Boise State University and her Bachelor degree in English from San Jose State.

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