Big Change – Changing Timezone to Eastern Time
Well, a big change for me, I just updated the timezone on my laptop to Eastern Standard Time!
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Well, a big change for me, I just updated the timezone on my laptop to Eastern Standard Time!
Day 2 of the great eastward migration was much easier. I got a bit later start, after my crazy long Friday. I managed to continue through Nebraska, all the way through Iowa and got about halfway through to Joliet, Illinois. (And no, I did not have to stay in the prison!) All told about 12… Continue Reading Driving East – Day 2
Well, I managed to survive Day 1 and ended the night in Kearney, Nebraska. I spent about 15 hours traveling on Friday, with about 12.5 hours of actual driving. (I had planned on leaving Thursday, but had a false-start. I decided to do a “do-over” and leave on Friday morning instead.) I made it out… Continue Reading Driving East – Day 1
Well, I am about to “go East, young man.” The house is just about packed up. A professional packing crew of three women spent about 5 hours today (Tuesday) packing my kitchen, artwork, garage and random assorted “things”. It was a little pricey to have them do it, but it was a pretty big weight… Continue Reading The Great Move Begins!
I first heard about Delicious Library at MacWorld San Francisco in 2005. At the time I was impressed enough by the software to buy a copy and catalog my books, VHS and DVD movies and CDs. Sometime during one of my laptop upgrades or data transfers, I managed to delete (or not transfer) the data… Continue Reading Delicious Library
Just wondering. :( Please leave a comment if you are! Thanks. –Brandon
Every morning, and many times throughout the day, I read a number of general news and Mac/technology-specific websites. This morning I ran across a link to this Time Magazine Article on 25 Gotta Have Travel Gadgets via CNN. (I’ll have to cover what I think of CNN’s “sensationalistic” trends of the last couple years in… Continue Reading Gotta Have Travel Gadgets
Well, I’ve got some big news. Today I accepted a position in the Office of Educational Innovation and Technology (OEIT) at MIT. My initial appointment is for 6 months to work on dissemination of the iCampus Project, in particular the Spoken Lecture project. iCampus was a research collaboration between Microsoft Research and MIT whose goal… Continue Reading Change Can Happen…or…The Great Adventure Continues
…these history-worth events happened? These are some of the events where I have a specific memory that I thought I’d share. (I write this while watching Barack Obama’s inauguration.) Space Shuttle Challenger (April 4, 1986): I remember being herded into a classroom at Pinecrest Van Nuys watching the news coverage of the explosion. Fast forward… Continue Reading Where was I when…
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Brandon Muramatsu builds connections at the intersection of learning, technology, innovation and scale. He leads the design, management, funding and implementation of local, national and international strategic education initiatives. His work focuses on online and digital learning to improve teaching and learning with a focus on open education. He has led projects that developed learning technologies and education technologies, curriculum and courses, open education / open educational resources and educational digital libraries over the last 30+ years. His work has a focus on engineering and STEM education, both nationally and internationally, and at all education levels.
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