Web Coordinator

My current position is Director of I&IT Web Development, and Web Coordinator for Cal Poly Pomona. As Web Coordinator, I lead the Web Team, which has responsibility for the top-level university web pages, I provide web support to other areas of I&IT, and I coordinate with other webmasters across the campus.

Web pages supported totally or in part by me

* other individuals are primarily responsible for content

Old tutorials

I've been working with the Web and other "things internet" for a while. Here are some tutorials and presentations I wrote over the ages. More recent work is in eHelp and Web Team, generally without byline. (The pages linked below are no longer maintained; if the links still work, I'll be surprised.)

Adding sound to your web page (July, 1999, revised August 2001)
SWIM Dreamweaver 4 project (July 2001)
How to make a set of web pages like mine, the way they used to be (January 2000)
Making Technology Work - keynote address at "Teaching and Learning with Technology: What Works and How Do You Know", Third Annual Technology Showcase, Teaching, Learning & Technology Roundtable, California State University, Sacramento. (March 1999)
Connecting: How your computer accesses resources on the Internet (February 1998)
Thoughts on the Intranet Project - From my interfac post, revised January 1997
Eudora 3: Things the Help File Doesn't Tell You (October 1997)
Putting yourself on the Web - A tutor for Cal Poly faculty (December 1996)
Making Your Own Web Page (December 1995)
Instructional Use of the World Wide Web (November 1995)

I used to program

Real programmers (and real web designers) know that HTML and CSS are markup, not code. But back when I was a biologist, I used to program a lot. My favorite language was Pascal, but I've also programmed in Fortran, Basic, and Javascript, and played around with Z-80 asembly language, Prolog, C, and Perl. Here are a few examples of some of my major projects.