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This was originally a capture of the text from the stickynote cards from the Community PW server at Sunlabs.#

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Bob Potter#

Manages development of Java Web Applications - Agile development

Been working in software for 30 years.

Interested in Wonderland for collaborative planning and development

Dave Koelmeyer#

http://blog.davekoelmeyer.co.nz/

Senior IT Support Specialist at University of Auckland, New Zealand.

Michel DENIS#

30 years in the IT industry including DEC, Sun and HP Telecom. Now starting my own company, focused on enterprise virtual worlds. Located South of France.

Paco Alda#

Zaragoza, Espana

Profesor de Biologia en Bachillerato. Interesado en las posibilidades educativas de los mundos virtuales, en especial para la interacci?n y la cooperaci?n con objetos de aprendizaje

Matt Schmidt (schmidtma@missouri.edu)#

University of Missouri

  • Educational technologist
  • Virtual worlds for education research
  • Human computer interaction research
  • Current project: iSocial (isocial.missouri.edu)

Maggie Leber#

Java architect and developer - working in software since late 1960s

Nicole Yankelovich#

  • Open Wonderland Foundation Executive Director
  • CEO, WonderBuilders
  • Project Wonderland lead at Sun
  • At Sun for 18 years
  • Whole career in research until leaving Sun in January 2010

Craig#

Senior JavaEE Developer

Current side project includes an open source alternative to CA Wily Introscope that is built for developers and debuggin as opposed to production monitoring triage

larrytek#

I've been working with PW since 0.4 in an attempt to construct a virtual Network Operations Center for managing and monitoring servers. 0.5p3 provides an excellent foundation for my goals. Thank you for all the hard work in building project wonderland!

Ben / Shavnir#

Graduate Student at Ball State University, Muncie IN

Been working with WL since 0.4 with a focus on collaborative tools. Can't discuss too many of them without my bosses yelling at me.

Oh and I made that clickablelink thing :)

Ryan (Jagwire)#

Developer on iSocial project at University of Missouri. Claim to fame: Particle System component

Currently working on:

  • EZScript
  • Misc game elements
  • Wonderland Client Optimization
  • Usability

Miriam#

Westford, MA

Formerly, Manager of the Wonderland team.

Nigel (nsimpson)#

  • Telecommuting veteran, lives on an island near Seattle
  • Wonderland engineer responsible for UI, HUD, and collaborative apps (PDF, webcam, whiteboard, video, vnc etc.)
  • "I don't just develop it, I use it!"

Nina Nussbaum-Jones (a.k.a. nnjones) Nina#

Full time software engineer for Lockheed Martin, Moorestown, NJ

Part time Wonderland evangelist

  • Java developer
  • Web programming
  • JavaFX
  • IT background
  • Highly skilled at breaking everything I touch.
  • Today's thought: If it was truly "Point-and-click" that'd be fine. It's really "point-and-click-and-oops-I-dragged-it-and-I-didn't-mean-to-move-all-those-files-into-that-folder-oh-crap". After all, isn't the mouse there just to lure you away from your keyboard? Why doesn't anyone else see that????

José Domínguez (aka Josmas Flores)#

  • Software engineer for TCD, University of Dublin, Ireland.
  • Interested in educational research in third level computer science.
  • Blog
  • Source code

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