Education, the web, photography. On the bad side of 30. Mac-fiend.
Hello and welcome to beautiful Alex Wrege’s blog.
Check out Radar.net – it seems like it might be a pretty cool service for anyone with a camera phone. I’m still looking for a nicer way to post my N93 pictures directly to the web, and while I love flickr, I’m nonetheless going to check this out.
B.t.w. Scoble made this video.
Posted on 12 April '07 by Alexander Wrege, under N93, Nseries, photo, photography, radar.net, sharing, social networking. No Comments.
Alex is currently working at the American Language Institute where he teaches ESL, functions as technology advocate, and trains students and faculty.
Before A.L.I., Alex was a doctoral fellow in Philosophy of Education, Applied Linguistics, and ESL. He also acted as technology liaison.
During the doctoral stuff, he worked on marketing for Nokia. He also supported, designed, and developed Keynote presentations for Al Gore's The Climate Project.
Before all of that, he was a windsurfing instructor in Denmark, Italy, and Germany.
Hang Loose.
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