EDUCATIONAL MULTIMEDIA
L3I Interactive (1999–2000)
Writing and instructional design for three interactive CD-ROMs in Scholastic New Media's Sidewalk Science series. For each of the following titles, I wrote 9 story scripts, 27 short articles, and 9 games.
Bugs! Explorations in Life Science
Wheels! Explorations in Physical Science
Dirt! Explorations in Earth Science
Scholastic New Media (1997–2000)
Writing, illustration and instructional design of teacher's guides for three Sidewalk Science CDs. See titles above.
Writing, illustration and instructional design of teacher's guides, reproducible lesson pages, and games for two CD-ROMs based on Weston Woods titles:
Why Mosquitoes Buzz in People's Ears, by Verna Aardema, illustrated by Leo & Dianne Dillon
Chat's Kitchen, by Gary Soto, illustrated by Susan Guevara
Writing, illustration and instructional design of teacher's guides for three CD-ROMs based on Weston Woods titles:
Where do you think you're going, Christopher Columbus? by Jean Fritz, illustrated by Margot Tomes
What's the Big Idea, Ben Franklin? by Jean Fritz, illustrated by Tomie dePaola
Shh! We're Writing the Constitution! by Jean Fritz, illustrated by Margot Tomas
Society for Visual Education/ SVE (1974–1995)
Writing, illustration, and page layouts for laser disk programs, plus 160 Skill Boosters (reproducible activity sheets), for 16 video programs. See also Burt Munk and Company (below) and Curriculum-Related Workbooks.
Scientific American Frontiers, Group I (8 videos)
Scientific American Frontiers, Group II (8 videos)
Writing, illustration, and page layouts for more than 600 reproducible activity pages, games, puzzles, quizzes, crafts projects and other activities to accompany SVE's filmstrips, videos, laser disks and CD-ROMs, including
Understanding Weather and Climate
Sub-Saharan Africa: The Land
Sub-Saharan Africa: The Culture
Looking at Western Europe
Guinness World Records Reading Comprehension I
Guinness World Records Reading Comprehension II
Writing, illustration, and production of more than 50 educational filmstrips and multimedia kits, with accompanying teacher's guides and reproducible pages, including
People of the Forest: A Study in Human Values (multimedia kit)
A World of Our Own (multimedia kit)
South America: Land of Many Faces (5 filmstrips)
A Child's Journey through History (4 filmstrips)
Basic Primary Science (16 filmstrips with guides; produced by Jim Robertson)
Reading for Meaning (4 filmstrips plus guides)
Burt Munk and Company/Society for Visual Education (1990–91)
Writing, illustration, page layout and production for 12 filmstrips with reproducible activity sheets and teacher's guide.
A World of Food (4 programs, primary level)
A World of Clothing (4 programs, primary level)
Feeding the World (4 programs, junior high and high school level)
ZCI Publishing/ Zane Publishing (1994)
Programmed instruction for 12 interactive CD-ROMs on classical music, art and literature, high school and adult level. This project involved writing thousands of multiple choice questions and linking the answers to related Glossary entries.
Clearvue Productions (1989–90)
Writing, map illustration and production for 16 filmstrips in U.S. regional geography, with reproducible activities and teacher's guide, for intermediate level. This product has been recycled as a CD-ROM. See also Educational Videos,
