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Future Presentations:
We are working on our next season plans.
Past Presentations:
February 25
Oleg Timoshenko: “Smart Studio” – an online teaching setup!
The Smart Studio was designed to streamline the high-quality video recording process. Our goal is to provide an easy-to-use environment necessary to produce innovative teaching and learning resources.
March 11
George Morris: “All you ever wanted to know about the ITC budget… and more.“
March 25
Adam Nemeroff: “Bringing Panopto Video to Dartmouth”
April 8
Kala Goyal: “VR tours of St Paul’s Basilica”
The DEV Studio has been working on creating a VR reconstruction of St Paul’s Basilica, a historic cathedral that burned down in the 1800s. Users can move through time to see how the building changed, can interact with different parts of the building, take (and eventually create) virtual tours, and can explore the complex. I have worked on a variety of things for this project, from some modeling to UI/UX to Immersivity considerations to code architecture, and will give a brief overview of how all those facets of an experience change in the context of an XR app.
April 22
Dan Maxell Crosby & Jay Beaudoin: “Community Conversation: Behind the scenes“
May 6
Mars Yuvarajan: “Reading the Tea Leaves: Using Learning Analytics to Better Student Outcomes“
The presentation is here: [gview preview=”no” file=”https://rc-new.dartmouth.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Reading-the-Tea-Leaves-Mars-Yuvarajan.pdf”]
May 20
Elijah Gagne: “Building websites with JAMstack”
JAM = JavaScript, API, and Markdown. This stack lets you build high-performance and secure websites quickly.
June 3
Scott Shumway & Zoe Xiaozhou Zhou: “Octopus Project”
June 17
John Bell: “Building the DEV Studio”
An overview of the projects, programs, and equipment that are going into building the Data Experiences and Visualizations Studio, our new space focusing on XR.
July 1
Town Hall meeting: “General body meeting”
Presentation: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Bf3n2HPyN_1kt-q_ac4UoB0Nd662SjGAGUsmJoCMny0/edit?usp=sharing
July 15
Amanda Emerson : “COVID & Qualtrics”
July 29
Jing Qi & Siva Kandasamy: “Social Network Analysis Project”
August 12 – No Seminar.
August 26
John Hudson: “Discovery Cluster: An Overview”
The presentation is here: [gview file=”https://rc-new.dartmouth.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/What_is_HPC_JohnHudson-1.pptx”]
September 9
Tammie Patten: “Canvas: Getting Ready to Teach – a month in the life of a Canvas Administrator”
September 23
Richard Brittain: “AFS: Drawing pictures of clouds long before it was trendy”.
October 7
Jonathan Crossett: “Path of onboarding new technology: Way to build the future!”
Zoom recording [Available until Dec 28th]
October 21
Town Hall meeting: “Remote: Beyond Zoom”
The following panelists joined and shared their remote working experience and thoughts.
1. Matt Bradford – Staff Technical Marketing Architect at VMware. LinkedIn
Matt is located in Canaan, NH, and started his career with VMware remotely 5 years back and successfully built his personal brand in the company and VMware world. Here are the articles authored by Matt: https://blogs.vmware.com/management/author/mbradford
2. Paul Benedict, Head of Information Systems at Alloy Therapeutics. LinkedIn
Paul is building a team for the startup company Alloy Therapeutics (Boston based) remotely from Colorado. He will share his eureka moments of building teams in the pandemic times.
3. Deanna Ebeling – Security Engineer in our Security team LinkedIn
Deanna joined us last winter without experiencing New England winter weather. Deanna has special remote work experience by doing full-time school and being a mom. She will share her way of balancing life and work.
4. Julie Irene Havemann – Instructional Designer in our RTL team. LinkedIn
Julie brings her 10+ years of remote working experience along with her teaching career. Julie joined us this summer and going to testify how welcoming we are REMOTELY. 
November 4
Stephen Gaughan: “GeoData: Maps and More”
November 18
Jing Qi & John Bell: “Web-based Platform for Chinese Language and Culture Multimedia Materials”
December 2
Elijah Gagne: “CyberInfrastructure Updates”
December 16
Scott Pauls: “Tech in Teaching”
January 13
Ty Peavey: “Hyper-Converged Infrastructure HCI: Next generation virtualization environment”
January 27
No Seminar
February 10
Oleg Timoshenko: “High-Quality Video on the Budget”
February 24, Thursday 9 AM
Jonathan Crossett: “tiCrypt: Secure way to share/compute/analysis data”