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David Vogt

David Vogt
Director, Digital Learning Projects
The University of British Columbia
Vancouver, British Columbia
CANADA

David Vogt

Biography

David Vogt is a technology innovator and leader with strong corporate and academic experience. One of his early careers was as Director of Observatories at the University of British Columbia (UBC) in Vancouver. He then became Director of Science at Science World, a public science museum. In 1996 he founded and became CEO of Brainium Technologies Inc., a pioneer of Internet-based learning products for K-12 education. More recently, David was Chief Research Officer at the New Media Innovation Centre (NewMIC) in Vancouver. Dr. Vogt is currently Director of Digital Learning Projects at UBC, leading a number of multisector R&D initiatives related to learning . One current project is Mobile MUSE, which convenes corporate, government and academic stakeholders in a testbed for mobile, context-aware media applications. David is also an active contributor to a number of public and private boards.

Presentations

Recent Presentations
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ELI 2006 March Focus SessionApplication Parlors03/30/2006

Interests

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Applications Development
Intellectual Property
Corporate Research and Development
Instructional Technology
Research and Development

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