Selected public online projects:

Project Manager, Earth Science Week Outreach, K12 at the University
Description: DIIA's Center for Instructional Technologies participated in the Earth Science Week for Austin middle school students. Dana Deloca, Joe Sanchez, and Malaika Boyd entertained and educated approximately 350 students using multimedia and advised the students about careers they can craft in this discipline. To view the online movie click here.

Project Manager, e-Portfolio, conceptualized 2003 and first version live in August 2004
Description: Joe Sanchez consulted with facutly in undergraduate Connexus program to create an online resource for students to make interdisciplinary connections between coursework, internships, study abroad, special projects and papers, as well as personal travels. Working with the faculty clients, Joe Sanchez conceptualized an online e-portfolio system which would meet the client's goals and objectives. Joe Sanchez then put together a development team and managed the project from concept to completion keeping in contact with the client to ensure the e-portfolio would be a success. What makes the project unique is that the e-portfolio system is used by academic advisors to guide student's academic experience.

Project Manager, Learning Objects,The University of Texas at Austin Campus Instructional Technology Showcase, 2004
Description: The Virtual Drag is an interactive website built for foreign language students, teachers, and enthusiasts. The site offers an attention-grabbing interface constructed of digitally drawn images of shops and restaurants on the Guadalupe street "drag" from 22nd through 24th street. The interactive tool will allow users an opportunity to practice and listen to foreign languages in "real-life" settings such as bookstores, cafes, and boutiques.

Conceptualized and created, SMIL Teaching Prototype (2003):
Description: Facutly development multi media project created by Joe Sanchez and Marilla Svinki, former Director of Cetner for Teaching Effectiveness, at the University of Texas at Austin. In the video, Joe Sanchez demonstrates best practices for teaching with a media console in a large lecture classroom. The significance of the project is the voice over between Marilla and Joe where they provide a "directors cut" discussion of the psychology of Joe's model presentation.
http://www.utexas.edu/academic/cit/synchmedia/text/custer_main.html

Project Manager, Online Ethics Training, The University of Texas at Austin, Graduate Studies (2002): http://www.utexas.edu/ogs/ethics
Description: The Office of Graduate studies at the University of Texas at Austin contracted my services to create an online, just-in-time, ethics training video. The streaming video is still used by 3000 students a year. The case study was presented at SITE 2003

Project Manager, Horizon Live (also known as Horizon-WIMBA), 2002
Description: Managed the implementation of Horizon Live, an online presentation tool, that incorporated streaming video, ppt, whiteboards, and chat. During the one year pilot, Joe Sanchez taught several workshops and broadcast community events through Horizon Live. Details of the report can be found here.