Projects

Non-Profit Organizations — web sites

Client: Red Tail Farm
Project: www.redtailfarmer.com

Client: Openlands Project
Project: www.openlands.org

Client: Chicago Botanic Garden
Project: www.schoolgardenwizard.org

Client: Neighborspace
Project: www.neighbor-space.org

Client: Grand Illinois Trail
Project: www.openlands.org/git

2004 American Trails winner - www.americantrails.org

Travel and tourism site for trails

Client: Neighborspace Monitoring Database
Project: http://www.ecotonedigital.com/monitoring/default.apsx

Client: Rain Garden Network
Project: www.raingardennetwork.com

Client: Northeastern Illinois Water Trails Council
Project: www.openlands.org/watertrails.asp

2003 American Trails winner - www.americantrails.org

Travel and tourism site for trails

Client: GreenNet
Project: www.greennetchicago.org

Client: Corlands
Project: www.corlands.org

Client: Colonial Williamsburg
Project: www.williamsburgmarketplace.com
Development of merchandising web site

Educational Organizations — web sites

(Project Manangement Services Only)

Client: TechnoTribe / Devry University
Project: international.devry.edu

Client: TechnoTribe / Devry University
Project: alumni.devry.edu
Development of web site and merchandising site

Client: TechnoTribe / Keller Graduate School of Management
Project: www.keller.edu

Non-Profit Organizations - kiosks

Client: The Museum of Science and Industry
Project: "Design A Flying Brick"
Presented as a stand-alone kiosk, this interactive program were designed for the Museum of Science and Industry's permanent exhibit entitled "Take Flight". This program explains the basic principles of flight. It allows the user to transform an on-screen object, a "brick", into an airplane. Through the process of trial and error, the user is then able to create and "fly" one of 36 possible airplanes. This program uses animation, touchscreen interaction, and digital audio to teach difficult concepts.

Client: The Museum of Science and Industry
Project: "Weight"
"Weight" is a second kiosk developed for the museum illustrating the force of weight and its effect on an airplane. Here, the importance of cargo and fuel management is investigated. This program also uses animation, touchscreen interaction, and digital audio.