As Information Services Manager at the Board of Studies NSW, (now NESA (NSW Educational Standards Authority)), Lyndon Sharp led the development of educational web sites. He recently retired to become an independent consultant for the design and development of educational web sites and print publications.

Major projects included leading the development of the Australian Government Department of Veterans' Affairs (DVA) Australian history websites on the Kokoda Track, the Korean War and Hellfire Pass on the Thai-Burma Railway, Gallipoli and the 1914-18 Australian Remembrance Trail across Belgium and France.

Past sites have won national and State awards and recognition for excellence.

He has a teaching background. He taught History, English and Computing at NSW's leading academic High School, James Ruse Agricultural High for many years.

His strongest personal interests are history, travel, fine dining, pre-Prohibition cocktails and the better online delivery of educational and government services. He has been developing and managing web sites since 1994.

@Lyndons is a regular Twitter user, but doesn't use much other social media stuff.

He lives in New South Wales, on the beach, near the Queensland border with his partner and their two Cavoodles and Norwegian Forest cat.