Max Anderson earned his MLIS in 1999 from Florida State University, where he was named Graduate Student of the Year and was President of the Library School ALA Chapter. Shortly after graduating, he worked as a Public Access Computer Trainer for the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, delivering training and installing computers in rural libraries across the country. While working with the Gates Foundation, Max became involved with the creation of what became WebJunction, an online portal for libraries. Currently he moderates two discussion boards and serves as an advocate in addition to teaching an introductory course online about the portal for SOLINET. Since 2003, he has worked at SOLINET as an Educational Services Instructor. He writes and teaches classes on various OCLC services, web design, and general technology to librarians around the Southeast. Max has also spoken at various conferences, including Computers in Libraries, SOLINET Users Groups, and state library conferences. Some of his interests include RFID, HTML, Internet Filtering, cataloging, and advocacy and support for libraries.