I work as the Assistant Director for Learning Technologies at the University of Washington.
Category Archives: technology
Test for a Custom Google Form
Custom Form Demo
Exhibit: Displaying Classroom Resources
This website was built using MIT’s Exhibit platform pulling data from a Google Spreadsheet.
Fanless Computing
One of my hobbies is creating fanless computers. Check out this page for more information on the project.
running log for the richmond marathon
Training/race recap:
As it turns out, 14 full weeks (15 – 1 week lost to injury half-way through) of preparation may not be enough.
My official split times were:
13.1 – 2:02:20
20.0 – 3:16:43
26.2 – 4:33:31
Based on my short and mid-distance runs, I thought it would be possible to run a 4 hour marathon. The longer runs in my training log clearly suggest that I should have tried to run closer to 4 hours and 20 minutes. The first half was run at a ~9:20/mile pace, but I started to slow around mile 17, and hit the wall around mile 20 (not unheard of…). In the end, I am simply happy to have finished. Let my training log, and overly-enthusiastic starting pace serve as a lesson.
This was also an excuse to explore the use of a Google spreadsheet to track my progress and publish results instantly.
“Portfolio” links on Delicious
View my Delicious account for a few examples of projects that I have built, or helped others build.
Previous Work at the University of Richmond
Click to check out the “Academic Technology Consultant” Blog at the University of Richmond
Creating Custom Google Maps for Campus Accessibility
Check out the Google map to see an example of a kml overlay displaying student-collected data in Professor Kim Klinker’s Geography classes at the University of Richmond.
