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or corrigan@usfca.edu
San Francisco, CA
I
am an artist with diverse experience in 2D and 3D digital graphics prepared
for the Internet and other digital output. One of my strengths is developing
prototype solutions using multiple applications. I am also an educator
specializing in synchronous and asynchronous learning, syllabus design, curriculum development, distance learning modules,
editing, the implementation of technology in the classroom and online,
which I have been doing since 1994. I was one of the first graduates
from the San Francisco State Multimedia Studies Program in 1995. In January 2013, I became the first teacher to teach in the University of San Francisco's new online course offerings. We just launched the School of Education's MA TESOL Program. I also teach graduate course in Digital Literacy, Machinima in Virtual Worlds and Advanced Academic Oral Skills for university-bound ESL students.
University of San Francisco School of ESL Program (now AEM Program)
I'm was the on-campus instructor for the Digital Media Literacy class. I am the content creator for the class. (July 2001-present)
University of San Francisco School of Education Graduate MA-TESOL Online Program
I was the first instructor to kick off USF School of Education's online offerings. I am the content creator and instructor for the online MA TESOL Program. The class is Digital Media Literacy.
University of San Francisco School of Education Graduate MA-DML (now DTTL) On-campus Program
I'm was the on-campus instructor for the Digital Media Literacy class. I was the content creator for the class.
Languagelab.com (now Immerse Learning)
Currently teaching English in English City in the 3D virtual world of Second Life.
Design classes, build 3D displays and use multimedia in world. Much of the English taught thre is Eglish for specific professional purposes--aviation, medical, oil rig, environment English. (January 2012- June 2013)
California Coast & Ocean Magazine (online Coastal Conservancy magazine)
Web Designer--California Coastal Conservancy web magazine redesign, implementation and maintenance. (September 2005 to 2010) See links below
Hardianey Textile and Vitamin Company
Work currently in process: Industrial and Web Designer--for Hardianey Textile and Vitamin project. Click here to see current list of projects in development . (January 2007 to July 2008)
Compparadise, Inc. (view logo design)
Web Designer--International computer hardware and software specialists. They manage election and polling data for emerging democracies in Africa. (Summer 2005)
Father Bill the Film
Web Designer--Documentary film on the life of activist Father Bill O'Donnell. (Fall 2004)
Shig Imamura: The True Story of An American Kamikaze
Web Designer--website mockup design to accompany the book in print (in progress)
Mary Guggenheim Foundation, San Francisco
Web Developer--for digital biography of Paris-based painter
and writer, Mary Guggenheim. (reference upon request)
Web Designer--for the ESL Program. (Fall 2003 to 2008)
Green Lemon, Tokyo, Japan
Logo Designer--Logo design for new Japanese nonprofit networking
organization. Designed look for print collateral, T-shirts, Web and
various ancillary products. (July 2002)
Young Women’s Technology
Cluster, San Francisco, California
Curriculum Designer and Software Instructor with a nonprofit program
teaching computer skills to high school girls from under-served communities.
Designed all software curriculum and taught the courses on a daily basis.
Taught information architecture, user interface design, and graphics using
Dreamweaver, Flash, Fireworks, Photoshop and basic HTML. This program
was funded by the located at the (now Astia). March 2001 to January 2002 (Bess Bendel,)
MsMoney.com, San Francisco, California (view logo design)
Art and Production Director--oversaw design concept and implementation
for MsMoney.com, a women's financial network, and our company client base. Worked with clients such
as wellsfargo.com, the #1 online bank, to implement content and the look
of their new . Produced two-minute ad spots in Flash, designed UI and information architecture,
supervised MsMoney official launch attended by First Lady Hillary Clinton at the (now Astia). Supervised
and developed Yahoo Web cast UI for the Hillary Clinton visit. Worked
with Yahoo on a $10,000 sweepstakes giveaway campaign. Designed all versions
of MsMoney Web site from beta version to present. Managed print media,
worked with marketing department on focus groups and user feedback sessions.
Developed account aggregation-personalization UI to be implemented by
clients. Created MsMoney logo, which has been trademarked. Other duties:
worked with chat board interface, did QA, created and proofed content,
did human resource work, video production assisting, marketing and product
development strategies, newsletter development, wrote financial tips of
the day, did artwork for Women's Forum greeting card campaigns, worked
with DoubleClick on ad campaigns, worked directly with Ernst & Young
publishers and their authors, worked on MotleyFool campaign. May 1999
to May 2001 (Tiffany Bass Bukow, )
MoneyPortals, San Francisco, California
Art and Production Director--oversaw design concept and implementation
for MoneyPortals, a financial web development service, and our company client base. Worked with clients such
as and Patelco to consult on content offerings, online and off-line seminars. Supervised and developed the
look and feel of presentations and for ASP direct
marketing tool to be used as a customer retention strategy. Consulted
on product development offerings and information architecture. Managed
print media. July 2000 to March 2001 (Tiffany Bass Bukow, )
XEO Design, Oakland, California
Graphic Artist--worked on CD-ROM project, ,
a Cosmopolitan Magazine product. (Nicole Lazzaro, (510) 658-8077)
Tiff.com, San Francisco, California
Art Director and Graphic Artist--worked on projects such as: Bechtel's
100-year anniversary site; Sun Microsystems’ intranet game, You Don't
Know Java (designed to teach their 20,000 employees Java); Jurika
and Voyles investment Web site. Instructed Jurika employees in the use
of Dreamweaver to update their site. In 2001 did a complete redesign of
the Tiff.com Web site. Did all writing, artwork and information architecture
on the site. (Tiffany Bass Bukow, )
Supervisor--worked with international and domestic students who were
studying 2D and 3D graphics applications. Worked with 30 different applications.
September 1998 to September 1999 (Bill McElhill, )
San Francisco MOMA & San
Francisco State University Multimedia Studies Program
Prototype Developer--for CD-ROM based on the life and work of acclaimed
photographer and novelist, Wright Morris. Worked with the Museum of Modern
Art and the Multimedia Studies Program creating a concept and did much
of the hands-on work for the prototype CD-ROM development in 1995. ()
We were invited to show
the above mentioned Wright Morris project at the 1999 Mill Valley Film Festival.
The 3DO Company, Redwood City, California
Writer and Researcher--for CD-ROM game, Zhadnost: The People's
Party, a trivia game. 1995 (reference upon request)
WorldArt, Inc., San Francisco
User Interface Designer--content development, design, 2D &
3D Web graphics for Web product in development. 1994 (reference upon request)
Numero Uno Productions, San Francisco
Graphic Designer and Content Developer--for MusicMania,
a networked music game in development. 1994 (reference upon request)
Teacher Assistant--for several hands-on classes; "Lieutenant of
Technology" position responsible for training new hands-on teacher assistants. Two
years of in-class teacher assisting in FormZ, a robust 3D
modeling program. (1994 to 2005 -- reference upon request)
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