Selected Digital Projects
Here is a sampling of some of my more recent digital projects.
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
From 2021- present, I am managing various online exhibitions projects for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington DC.
Blended Reality
From 2017-2020, I managed the Yale Blended Reality Project. Yale University and HP partnered in an applied research program to explore the area of blended reality. Faculty and students work within this program to blur the lines between the physical and digital worlds. More information can be found on the Blended Reality website.
Digital Asset Management
The Digital Asset Management Migration (DAM) project addresses the lifecycle of the Yale Museums’ shared infrastructure—including Yale’s University Art Gallery, Center for British Art and Peabody Museum. From 2011-2012, I managed the overall portfolio of infrastructure projects. From 2017-2018, I managed the migration and upgrade.
Custom CRM
The Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence launched a custom customer relationship management system (CRM) on the Salesforce.com platform. The project was a collaboration between the Center and Yale ITS.
Videos
In 2017, I did a consulting project for an innovative organization called Transcend whose mission is "to accelerate innovation in school model design to far better prepare student and society for the 21st century." This video provides an overview of one of their key initiatives.
Glimpse into the real-world work of the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence.
Preschool RULER was developed at the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence as a way to teach emotional intelligence to our youngest learners. This video provides a glance at how one of the RULER tools - the Mood Meter - is integrated in early childhood classrooms.
This animation explores how emotions impact thoughts and behaviors in the classroom. This video was incorporated into an online class.
Mountain Leadership School
In the analog world, I attended a 5 day program in the White Mountains called AMC (Appalachian Mountain Club) Mountain Leadership School. Students spent a few days with two expert instructors and 7 other students learning both hard and soft skills– leadership strategies as well as back country skills. It was fun and a great growth experience.
More on my hiking life.