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===GridView=== | ===GridView=== | ||
| − | '''GridView''' is an application for Facebook which lets users put all of their friends on their profile and makes a photo mosaic of themselves with their friend’s photos. GridView has over 440,000 users, of which >30,000 use it each day. | + | '''[[GridView]]''' [http://apps.facebook.com/gridview] is an application for Facebook which lets users put all of their friends on their profile and makes a photo mosaic of themselves with their friend’s photos. GridView has over 440,000 users, of which >30,000 use it each day. |
I recently brought on a partner, Vadim Telyatnikov to GridView in order to seek monetization strategies and provide a small investment. Together we agree that GridView is worth more than $125,000. | I recently brought on a partner, Vadim Telyatnikov to GridView in order to seek monetization strategies and provide a small investment. Together we agree that GridView is worth more than $125,000. | ||
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Users have told me that the reason they like GridView is because of the design. GridView has also forced me to learn about building scalable website which does tens of thousands of page views a day. It has also gotten me involved in the business aspect to try and build a profitable website. | Users have told me that the reason they like GridView is because of the design. GridView has also forced me to learn about building scalable website which does tens of thousands of page views a day. It has also gotten me involved in the business aspect to try and build a profitable website. | ||
===SeniorQuoter=== | ===SeniorQuoter=== | ||
| − | '''SeniorQuoter''' is an installable PHP application which lets high school yearbooks streamline their senior quote collection process. SeniorQuoter is freely licensed under the GNU GPL. | + | '''[[SeniorQuoter]]''' [http://seniorquoter.org] is an installable PHP application which lets high school yearbooks streamline their senior quote collection process. SeniorQuoter is freely licensed under the GNU GPL. |
In the second quarter of the 2007-08 school year, I lead a group study at my school to instruct 4 students in building dynamic websites with PHP and MySQL. After we learned the skills, we put them to use developing the admin interface for version 2 of SeniorQuoter. | In the second quarter of the 2007-08 school year, I lead a group study at my school to instruct 4 students in building dynamic websites with PHP and MySQL. After we learned the skills, we put them to use developing the admin interface for version 2 of SeniorQuoter. | ||
===Tecker 911=== | ===Tecker 911=== | ||
| − | '''Tecker 911''' is a video podcast which shows ordinary people how technology can help their ordinary lives. Tecker 911 is also shown on Haverford’s local cable public access channel, bringing the show to tens of thousands of people. | + | '''[[Tecker 911]]''' [http://911.tecker.net] is a video podcast which shows ordinary people how technology can help their ordinary lives. Tecker 911 is also shown on Haverford’s local cable public access channel, bringing the show to tens of thousands of people. |
Tecker 911 is great community service, since we bring technology education to the both residents of Havertown and over the internet, the world. | Tecker 911 is great community service, since we bring technology education to the both residents of Havertown and over the internet, the world. | ||
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Tecker 911 is also great leadership experience for me. The show is shot over the weekend in my living room. I coordinate all of the shoots, equipment, writing, and editing. Tecker 911 has 6 regular contributors. | Tecker 911 is also great leadership experience for me. The show is shot over the weekend in my living room. I coordinate all of the shoots, equipment, writing, and editing. Tecker 911 has 6 regular contributors. | ||
===Tecker=== | ===Tecker=== | ||
| − | '''Tecker''' is a social question and answer service I wrote in PHP during 10th Grade. Although Tecker never caught on with the public, it was very helpful for me in developing my coding skills and researching online communities. The skills I learned working on Tecker have helped me work on GridView and SeniorQuoter. | + | '''[[Tecker]]''' [http://tecker.net] is a social question and answer service I wrote in PHP during 10th Grade. Although Tecker never caught on with the public, it was very helpful for me in developing my coding skills and researching online communities. The skills I learned working on Tecker have helped me work on GridView and SeniorQuoter. |
===ThePlaz.com=== | ===ThePlaz.com=== | ||
| − | '''ThePlaz.com''' is my main website. It a centralized repository of what I am up to. It also servers as a place to store my smaller projects, such as pure CSS dropdowns for MediaWiki and applications for the TI-83+ calculator. I also post up educational resources which I hope will benefit others. | + | '''ThePlaz.com''' [http://theplaz.com] is my main website. It a centralized repository of what I am up to. It also servers as a place to store my smaller projects, such as pure CSS dropdowns for MediaWiki and applications for the TI-83+ calculator. I also post up educational resources which I hope will benefit others. |
ThePlaz.com served up more than 80,000 page views in 2007, and has about 4,000 pages of content. | ThePlaz.com served up more than 80,000 page views in 2007, and has about 4,000 pages of content. | ||
| − | I also have over 7,000 of my photos on flickr. Most of my photos and work on ThePlaz.com is licensed under a Creative Commons license, allowing reuse (for non commercial purposes). | + | I also have over [http://www.flickr.com/photos/77179348@N00 7,000 of my photos on flickr]. Most of my photos and work on ThePlaz.com is licensed under a Creative Commons license, allowing reuse (for non commercial purposes). |
===Dictionary Robot=== | ===Dictionary Robot=== | ||
| − | '''Dictionary Robot''' is an upcoming website which lets students look up multiple words at a time in an online dictionary. This will revolutionize the way students make vocabulary lists. | + | '''[[Dictionary Robot]]''' [http://dictionaryrobot.com] is an upcoming website which lets students look up multiple words at a time in an online dictionary. This will revolutionize the way students make vocabulary lists. |
==The Physical World== | ==The Physical World== | ||
| − | *I was part of my school’s '''FIRST robotics team''' last year, and was one of the few newbies who traveled to the competition in Annapolis, Maryland. This year, I am in charge of the | + | *I was part of my school’s '''[[Team 484|FIRST robotics team]]''' last year, and was one of the few newbies who traveled to the competition in Annapolis, Maryland. This year, I am in charge of the [http://team484.org team’s website]. |
| − | *I am a regular host and contributor to '''H-Vision''', my school’s morning news program. Last year, I was a regular sound engineer for the show. I have since passed this job on to younger members to concentrate on appearing in front of the camera. | + | *I am a regular host and contributor to '''[[H-Vision]]''', my school’s morning news program. Last year, I was a regular sound engineer for the show. I have since passed this job on to younger members to concentrate on appearing in front of the camera. |
| − | *I have many years of theater experience, steaming mostly from my involvement with the '''Haverford Middle School Theater Co.''' and '''People’s Light and Theater Company''', a professional theater, in Malvern, PA. In middle school I was the stage manager for the 6th Grade production of Wonderland! with about 100 participants. In 2004, I acted at the Constitution Center in one of the only 2 youth shows ever performed there. Backstage, I volunteer in the lighting department at People’s Light. | + | *I have many years of theater experience, steaming mostly from my involvement with the '''[[Haverford Middle School Theater Co.]]''' and '''[[People’s Light and Theater Company]]''', a professional theater, in Malvern, PA. In middle school I was the stage manager for the 6th Grade production of Wonderland! with about 100 participants. In 2004, I acted at the Constitution Center in one of the only 2 youth shows ever performed there. Backstage, I volunteer in the lighting department at People’s Light. |
*I am also involved with '''policies regarding technology at my school'''. I have a deep relationship with the director of technology and the principal of my school. We meet almost every month to discuss upcoming programs and policies. For example, this month I am trying to change Haverford’s policy regarding student brought laptops and PDAs. | *I am also involved with '''policies regarding technology at my school'''. I have a deep relationship with the director of technology and the principal of my school. We meet almost every month to discuss upcoming programs and policies. For example, this month I am trying to change Haverford’s policy regarding student brought laptops and PDAs. | ||
[[Category:Me]] | [[Category:Me]] | ||
Revision as of 23:01, 29 December 2007
Michael Plasmeier's Extracurricular Resume What I Do
Contents |
Websites
GridView
GridView [1] is an application for Facebook which lets users put all of their friends on their profile and makes a photo mosaic of themselves with their friend’s photos. GridView has over 440,000 users, of which >30,000 use it each day.
I recently brought on a partner, Vadim Telyatnikov to GridView in order to seek monetization strategies and provide a small investment. Together we agree that GridView is worth more than $125,000.
Users have told me that the reason they like GridView is because of the design. GridView has also forced me to learn about building scalable website which does tens of thousands of page views a day. It has also gotten me involved in the business aspect to try and build a profitable website.
SeniorQuoter
SeniorQuoter [2] is an installable PHP application which lets high school yearbooks streamline their senior quote collection process. SeniorQuoter is freely licensed under the GNU GPL.
In the second quarter of the 2007-08 school year, I lead a group study at my school to instruct 4 students in building dynamic websites with PHP and MySQL. After we learned the skills, we put them to use developing the admin interface for version 2 of SeniorQuoter.
Tecker 911
Tecker 911 [3] is a video podcast which shows ordinary people how technology can help their ordinary lives. Tecker 911 is also shown on Haverford’s local cable public access channel, bringing the show to tens of thousands of people.
Tecker 911 is great community service, since we bring technology education to the both residents of Havertown and over the internet, the world.
Tecker 911 is also great leadership experience for me. The show is shot over the weekend in my living room. I coordinate all of the shoots, equipment, writing, and editing. Tecker 911 has 6 regular contributors.
Tecker
Tecker [4] is a social question and answer service I wrote in PHP during 10th Grade. Although Tecker never caught on with the public, it was very helpful for me in developing my coding skills and researching online communities. The skills I learned working on Tecker have helped me work on GridView and SeniorQuoter.
ThePlaz.com
ThePlaz.com [5] is my main website. It a centralized repository of what I am up to. It also servers as a place to store my smaller projects, such as pure CSS dropdowns for MediaWiki and applications for the TI-83+ calculator. I also post up educational resources which I hope will benefit others.
ThePlaz.com served up more than 80,000 page views in 2007, and has about 4,000 pages of content. I also have over 7,000 of my photos on flickr. Most of my photos and work on ThePlaz.com is licensed under a Creative Commons license, allowing reuse (for non commercial purposes).
Dictionary Robot
Dictionary Robot [6] is an upcoming website which lets students look up multiple words at a time in an online dictionary. This will revolutionize the way students make vocabulary lists.
The Physical World
- I was part of my school’s FIRST robotics team last year, and was one of the few newbies who traveled to the competition in Annapolis, Maryland. This year, I am in charge of the team’s website.
- I am a regular host and contributor to H-Vision, my school’s morning news program. Last year, I was a regular sound engineer for the show. I have since passed this job on to younger members to concentrate on appearing in front of the camera.
- I have many years of theater experience, steaming mostly from my involvement with the Haverford Middle School Theater Co. and People’s Light and Theater Company, a professional theater, in Malvern, PA. In middle school I was the stage manager for the 6th Grade production of Wonderland! with about 100 participants. In 2004, I acted at the Constitution Center in one of the only 2 youth shows ever performed there. Backstage, I volunteer in the lighting department at People’s Light.
- I am also involved with policies regarding technology at my school. I have a deep relationship with the director of technology and the principal of my school. We meet almost every month to discuss upcoming programs and policies. For example, this month I am trying to change Haverford’s policy regarding student brought laptops and PDAs.
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