Noah Wittman

noah_blueProgram Manager for Open Knowledge and the Public Interest, Noah Wittman is an award-winning interactive media producer with ten years of experience developing multimedia websites, exhibits and curricula. Before coming to UC Berkeley, Noah directed web, media, and education projects at the Exploratorium, an internationally recognized museum of science, art, and human perception based in San Francisco. Noah earned a bachelor’s degree in physics from UC Berkeley and a master’s degree in education from San Francisco State. Noah is currently managing the FIPSE Scholar’s Box project, developing a new Center for Digital Scholarship, and other projects relating to public scholarship, outreach, and K-12 education.

Projects:

Interests:

  • Open Content Informatics
  • Online Community Building and Crowdsourcing
  • Tools for Sharing Information and Constructing Knowledge
  • Inquiry-Based Teaching and Learning
  • Design of Online Exhibits, Activities, and Curricula
  • Educational Applications of Commercial and Research Technologies: Internet2, Grid Computing, Remote Instrumentation, Visualization Tools, Videoconferencing, Webcasting, VOIP, GPS/GIS, Mobile Computing
  • Public Understanding of Research
  • Integrated Multidisciplinary Science Education
  • Youth Media Projects
  • Content Localization for Diverse Global Audiences
  • Archaeology & Cultural Heritage Preservation