I built this website for GPA (Global Prodigy Academy) high school students to download their Yearbook from because I thought that a landing page would be more interesting for them than if I just sent out an email with the PDF. The site design is based on the site I previously built with Zurb Foundation …
This year at the international high school I work at, I was given a class called “Yearbook.” So, obviously, the final deliverable for the class was a Yearbook. The Yearbook is 90 pages long and contains 459 images. Each student was in charge of designing at least one 2-page spread for a total of around …
As part of the GPA Yearbook class (now changed to “Graphic Design”), one of our jobs was to create a fairly regular newsletter to send out via email to the students’ parents. We tried to make one per month and will continue to do so for as long as I teach that class. I had …
When I heard the theme for the 2016 annual KOTESOL Regional Conference in Jeonju: Dive in! Transforming Students from Spectators to Speakers I thought it could be used to create a really intriguing visual, so I volunteered to help design the poster. It just so happens that at the same time, I was teaching GPA …
I’ve taught Web Programming (Computer B) at GPA from August 2013 – December 2015 (5 semesters). Through each progression of the class, we’ve studied a number of different concepts and I’ve introduced the students to many components of modern web design and programming: HTML5 CSS3 JavaScript jQuery Bootstrap I find the best ways for the students …
I’ve been working as a part-time Computer Science teacher at GPA since February 2013. During my time there, I’ve taught a number of different classes including:
The work shown here are some of the things I’ve built and designed to help teach students.
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