I am a LAMP stack web developer and a 3D immersive environments user interface designer, developer, researcher. Have spend the last 7 years defining, developing, promoting, and traveling the country evangelizing the “Immersive Touch” user interface – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edusim … My primary professional interests are how computational thinking tools, 3D multi-user environments, augmented reality, games, mobile devices and ubiquitous hardware merge for high engaging & playful learning experiences for kids.
The Formal Version:
Rich White serves as the emerging technologies & immersive/collaborative education designer, developer, and researcher for the Greenbush Education Service Center in Kansas and is the Co-Chair of the K-12 Immersive Education Initiative based out of Boston College.Rich's experiences ranges from developing immersive education hardware and software solutions to serving as a technology instructor & mentor to students as they explore emerging technology and computational thinking tools.
- Rich is the application architect for the Edusim project (http://edusim3d.com) and is the creator of the direct manipulation user interface for 3D virtual learning environments on interactive surfaces known as 3D Immersive Touch
- Rich is a member of the Immersive Education Consortiums RocketWorld Development Group (http://immersiveeducation.org).
- Rich is Co-Chair of the Immersive Education Consortiums K-12 Workgroup
- Rich is the Chairman of the Immersive Education Consortiums: Kansas Regional Chapter
- Rich has instructed, designed, and developed K-12 virtual world projects with such organizations as Smart Technologies, Appalachian State University, Duke University, Tulane University, Boston College, The Cobalt Consortium, and the Grid Institutes Immersive Education Project.Follow Rich on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/richwhite

Hi Rich,
I am highly interested in the use of 3D/Metaverse interfaces for education, and specifically their combination with learning management systems such as Moodle.
I ran across the related projects you worked on (Moodle3D, Edusim and the other things mentioned in the Greenbush blog), was impressed, and would love to chat
Thanks,
– Shaul Dar
Hi Rich! We are working on a publication on education and technology, would you be interested in participating? We hope so!
I would like to use the KinderCoder with my 1st graders. I can download it but I can’t save it to the desktop- have to download it every time I want to use it. What am I doing wrong?
Thanks! Carol
…. Actually if you unzip the folder to your desktop you should be able to launch it from that folder ?