Nathan Kimball is a curriculum developer and educational researcher with 11+ years at the Concord Consortium and decades of experience designing technology-rich science learning experiences. He builds software tools and mathematical models that let students collect, visualize, and investigate physical and Earth science phenomena, and he translates those tools into classroom-ready curricula. Earlier he founded Alberti's Window to create low-cost video-based motion detectors, combining hands-on engineering with teacher outreach. Trained in applied electronics at Harvard and with a background in music performance, he brings a rare blend of technical, pedagogical, and creative sensibilities to science education.
11 years of coding experience
13 years of employment as a software developer
Certificate of Advanced Study (CAS), Applied Electronics, Certificate of Advanced Study (CAS), Applied Electronics at Harvard University
Master of Music, Cello Performance, Master of Music, Cello Performance at Syracuse University
Bachelor of Music, Cello Performance, Bachelor of Music, Cello Performance at Oberlin College
Set of interactives built using the Lab Framework from the Concord Consortium
Contributions:59 commits, 48 pushes in 2 years 6 months
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