Tilts at Windmills (Blog)LAW, EDUCATION, SCIENCE, & POLITICS
Featuring "The Tabletop Explainer" video blog plus an ex-teacher's musings on law school, education, learning, life, the Web, politics and the occasional science lesson or five.
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Spark, collect, rank, and compel discussion for an assortment of web-content from Flickr to YouTube. Modeling the Heavens
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Give students their own custom solar systems. An interactive simulation of the wandering stars (the planets). Plus a "How To" on solving Kepler's Equation and calculating the planets' positions.
In the News
OJR; Wired; NPR's Day to Day; The Washington Post; Newsweek; The Caucus; Lexington Minuteman
Selected Papers & Publications
Let the Two-Way Conversation Begin, techPresident
Trading Places, British Council Ezine
Phylm, AAPT 127th National Meeting
Moving Targets, NOVA Online
OJR; Wired; NPR's Day to Day; The Washington Post; Newsweek; The Caucus; Lexington Minuteman
Selected Papers & Publications
Let the Two-Way Conversation Begin, techPresident
Trading Places, British Council Ezine
Phylm, AAPT 127th National Meeting
Moving Targets, NOVA Online
Hello World: Inspired by the beauty of Charles & Ray Eames's Powers of Ten, I reworked the idea for my astronomy students. The view above is of the Earth centered on Lexington High School, where I taught. The space from your browser's left edge to that of the right menu is just a little over 107 meters. To take a step back or zoom in, check out the category "Film, Video, & CGI" in my Art Portfolio.