I’ve been working on a project throughout the winter that’s been very interesting on a lot of different levels. It’s a website for the local occupy group, Occupy the Upper Valley. Dartmouth students had set up a tent on a … Continue reading →
I interviewed this morning for a job supporting a local institution of learning as they move from using Blitzmail for their organization email to using Microsoft Outlook. One of the reasons I think I’d be a good fit for that … Continue reading →
I have a client up the road who needed to learn how to print some labels for his small business so he asked me to come up and give him a run-through on how to do it. (First, he had … Continue reading →
I ran across Project Noah yesterday, and thought it was such a great use of available technology. At first I thought I’d put it in the Education category but on more thought this morning I’m going to do away with … Continue reading →
Just because it’s digital, doesn’t make it better There are an awful lot of people like me, I’m not unique, and I find it a lot easier to scribble a note on a card or piece of paper than to … Continue reading →
When Lyn Lord, a new faculty member at Kimball Union Academy, proposed using a video game, Civilization III by Firaxis, to teach World History I was skeptical to say the least. Lyn’s program was extremely successful. I was converted. … Continue reading →
photo © 2008 Tambako The Jaguar | more info (via: Wylio) As you probably know, when posting graphics to a site, or blog, we need to follow copyright laws. You can search for graphics that are free to use using … Continue reading →
The KUApress project: A project documented to fulfill some of the requirements for the BSMIS, Marlboro College Graduate School. Please see … Continue reading →
The Johnny Clegg site was an exercise for a course I took at Marlboro College Graduate School. I am a huge fan of Johnny Clegg and his various band permutations, and have been since the night.. well. You’ll have to…. … Continue reading →
