Bridge to Success
2011-2013
I provided consulting on open education and sustainability to Bridge to Success which is implementing innovative models in college transition and developmental math for community college students.
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CaPRéT: Cut and Paste Reuse Tracking Tool
2011
I managed the development of CaPRéT to enable OER websites to understand how their web content is being used.
iCampus Prize
2011-present
I manage the annual iCampus Student Prize competition that recognizes the innovative and creative application of technology that improves living and learning at MIT.
OpenCourseWare Consortium Global Conference 2011
2011
I was General co-Chair responsible for the program and all logistics; I also hosted at least one of OCWC’s annual meetings from 2006-2011.
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MIT Council on Educational Technology
2010-present
I provide staff support to MITCET, manage two course modularity experiments, organize events and manage the MITCET website.
MIT-Haiti Initiative
2010-present
I provide project management and technology support for the MIT-Haiti Initiative which conducts STEM professional development for Haitian educators, and is creating a language of science in Kreyòl.
Project Greenfield
2010-2011
I managed Project Greenfield, which experimented with novel interfaces and services for open educational resources, including MIT OpenCourseWare.
3.003 Global Principles of Engineering Practice
2010-present
I provide educational technology consulting and support, as well as manage the course website, for 3.003 Global Principles of Engineering Practice.
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Indian Institute for Human Settlements
2009-2011
I managed development of a SpokenMedia multilingual demo, Concept and Content demo and provided strategic consulting on how IIHS could use open education principles.
SpokenMedia
2009-2011
I managed the SpokenMedia project, which prototyped an automated lecture transcription service for course videos, and designed and managed the software development of the SpokenMedia player. The goal was to enable improved search over lecture videos, such as those available through MIT OpenCourseWare.