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* '''Jason B. Jones''', E-mail: jason.b.jones@gmail.com, URL: [http://www.profhacker.com], Background: I'm an associate professor of English at Central Connecticut State University, and an editor of ProfHacker.com. We're interested in building an add-on for assessing online projects. More details at our site: [http://www.profhacker.com/2009/10/27/mozillas-jetpack-for-learning-design-challenge-call-for-profhacker-participants/] | * '''Jason B. Jones''', E-mail: jason.b.jones@gmail.com, URL: [http://www.profhacker.com], Background: I'm an associate professor of English at Central Connecticut State University, and an editor of ProfHacker.com. We're interested in building an add-on for assessing online projects. More details at our site: [http://www.profhacker.com/2009/10/27/mozillas-jetpack-for-learning-design-challenge-call-for-profhacker-participants/] | ||
* '''Thomas F. Brown''' (tbrown135@alamo.edu). I'm a sociology professor at a community college in San Antonio. I teach in a computer classroom, supported by a self-built and self-maintained Moodle site on a shared server. I'm interested in E-portfolios, peer assessment of student research and writing, social bookmarking, and potentially other projects as well. | * '''Thomas F. Brown''' (tbrown135@alamo.edu). I'm a sociology professor at a community college in San Antonio. I teach in a computer classroom, supported by a self-built and self-maintained Moodle site on a shared server. I'm interested in E-portfolios, peer assessment of student research and writing, social bookmarking, and potentially other projects as well. | ||
* '''Gary Johnson''' (gary.johnson.53 AT gmail.com). I would like to build a computer based training application and a set of tools for cooking. One of the principles driving this is "Less is More". That a focused and integrated tool could be better than 1,000 web sites. I have built a working prototype illustrating some of the possibilities available at: [http://www.cookdotcom.com/]. I am a software engineer. I am experienced with Firefox as a development environment. I am looking for software developers and beginning and experienced cooks. One of the core challenges here is that unless you have been to a cooking school, everyone brings different levels of knowledge and experience to their cooking challenges. Ideas and approaches on how to address this problem for computer literate, self directed learners are needed. | |||