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RECENT WORK - '05 to '08 Completed since last review - includes research begun in '03 
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EARLY WORK - '93 to '02 Context for recent projects 
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| → Title: unexceptional.net, '03-'06 |
| Technology: MySQL, PHP, Javascript, HTML, J2ME, MIDP 2.0, C++, Torque Script, Flash, XML |
| Description: Multimodal, pervasive, location-aware, net-centric game that deals with love gone bad, political conspiracy, and spiritual transformation. Play involves use of a Blog, a GPS-enabled cell phone, and a 3D game client. |
| → Title: Dino Quest Online, '05-'07 |
| Technology: Flash, PHP, MySQL, XML, HTML |
| Description: A series of online game modules that are integrated with a physical museum exhibit where children learn about life sciences via paleontology. |
| → Title: DICE, '06 |
| Technology: Flash, PHP, MySQL, XML, HTML |
| Description: The Domain Independent Collaboration Environment. A virtual collaboration portal providing tools for collective scholarship and sustained collaboration with limited face-to-face interaction. |
| → Title: The Grinch Who Stole Office, '07 |
| Technology: Flash, MYSQL |
| Description: The first of an online "Books for Beginners" series, inspired by Dr. Seuss. |
| → Title: QQ, '07 |
| Technology: LUA, XML, HTML |
| Description: An addOn for the massively multiuser online game World of Warcraft that attempts to introduce more intelligent dialogue into the typically mundane in-game chat. |
| → Title: WTF?!, '07-'08 |
| Technology: Flash, XML |
| Description: A WoW inspired side-scrolling Flash-based RPG built with "!" - our custom made and freely available Software Development Kit. |
| → Title: BNAatWar, '91-'94 |
| Technology: HyperCard |
| Description: Bodies, No-bodies, and Anti-bodies at War: Operation Desert Storm and the Politics of the "Real" is an analysis of the 1991 war in the Persian Gulf, authored as an interactive CD-ROM. |
| → Title: SPEED, '93-'97 |
| Technology: Perl/CGI, Java, VRML, HTML |
| Description: A critical forum for the investigation of technology, media, and society. |
| → Title: Life in the Universe, '96-'97 |
| Technology: Macromedia Director |
| Description: An interactive CD-ROM designed around an essay written by professor Stephen Hawking entitled "Life in the Universe," and five articles from a special issue of Scientific American also entitled "Life in the Universe." |
| → Title: Alexandria Digital Library, '97-'98 v1.0 |
| Technology: Java, JIGI, Oracle, HTML |
| Description: A consortium of researchers, developers, and educators, spanning the academic, public, and private sectors, exploring a variety of problems related to a distributed digital library for geospatially-referenced information. |
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| Technology: Perl/CGI, C++, HTML |
| Description: Tomb Raider was authored for "Cracking the Maze," an on-line exhibit of computer game patches, modifications, and add-ons. It consists of a patched patch, a tweaked mail server, and an appropriated and reconditioned Web site. |
| → Title: PROXY. '99-'02 |
| Technology: Java, GL4Java, MOO, VRML, HTML |
| Description: Head game about about knowledge discovery, file-sharing, and information mis/management in relation to networked identity construction and collective behavior. |