Hi there. This is where you can see the Web projects I worked on. See my CV for Internet technologies I'm using.
The site you're just browsing: version 7 of my Home Area. I work on this when I get the time (which means almost never).
(2006-2007) A knowledge management wiki for keeping track of about 2GB of data: processes and process glue, manuals and updates on the entire line of HP LaserJet printers. Not visible to the general public due to non-disclosure clauses in my contract.
(2003-2006) I concentrated most of my web develpoment efforts (and some research), into
MonDoc. I have many test beds for that project (including the site you are browsing now), but the best-looking is the
East Cree language site (even if I'm no longer working on that project, the main organization, site template, Flash coding and dynamic databases are still what I left them after two and a half years of work, though some students are continuing to work on some subprojects).
(2004-2005) The HTML and Flash programming and a few design suggestions for the new version of
the Resource section of the creeculture.ca web site.
(2000-2004) With all the study, in the first three years after I came to Canada I didn't get many chances to put my Web-building skills to use. Besides working on the site you're browsing now, I did only this:
photojournalism and
art portfolios,
CURE web site
(1999) I did the programming, some Flash automation and some of the 3D design tricks while supervising the work of my wife, Irena, for NBU's
School of Management.
Some of the projects (presentation, automated code generation, imaging, animation, e-commerce), that I supervised as Project Leader at
Studio VISIA (my main technical contribution was image integration automation using
NoteTab
macros clips, as well as QualityAssurance):
(1997-2000) At NBU I had time only for the site of the
Cognitive Science Center and Department; later on, Irena took over for some time, and now the site is in the hands of the secretary of the Center.
(1993-98) Web projects I worked on at
AUBG (I see that they have re-shuffled the site and most of my projects have disappeared... I'll have to put up mirrors when I have some spare time):
GIP contest, 1997), for which I developed HYMNS
home area,
For projects still on the drawing board, please see my list of current ones. My other portfolios available now are: Generic, Programming and Cognitive Science.
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