Recent Appearances
Los Angeles County Office of Education HyperStudio workshop, July 13-14, 2010.
ISTE National Conference 2010, June 26-29, 2010
San Gabriel Valley CUE Tech Fair, May 1, 2010
CUE Conference, March 5-6, 2010, Spotlight Speaker
MacWorld Educator Track by CUE, February 11, 2010 - "Retromedia to New Media"
California League of Middle Schools K-12 Technology Conference, December 4, 2009 - "HyperStudio Learning Institute"
CUE Los Angeles Tech Fair, November 14, 2009
ECOO "Minds on Media" workshop, November 11, 2009
San Gabriel Valley CUE Tech Fair, May 3, 2008
Brief resume:
Recipient, California Computer Using Educators Gold Disk Award, 2010.
Software Designer: HyperStudio.
Private Pilot, single-engine land, seaplane, complex and tail-wheel ratings, licensed in United States, Canada & Mexico.
Owner, PBA Galleries, a rare book auction house.
Public speaking: Educational technology, student-created project-based learning, creating and contributing to digital culture.
Adjunct professor, UC Riverside, 1992
Author: "Assembly Language Programming for the Apple IIGS"
Magazine Publisher, "The Apple's Apprentice", 1984
Owner, Roger Wagner Publishing, Inc., software publisher, 1982-1997
Author, 1st book on Apple II programming: "Assembly Lines: The Book"
Author, Apple II software: Roger's Easel, Tut's Typer, The Write Choice, The Correspondent, The Programmer's Utility Pack, Apple-Doc, and portions of The Routine Machine
Magazine Columnist & contributor: Softalk Magazine, CALL A.P.P.L.E., Nibble, inCider, GS+, and A+ Magazine.
Owner, Southwestern Data Systems, computer sales, software development, 1978-1982
Teacher, Mountain Empire Jr.-Sr. High School, Dept. Head, Sciences: Classes taught in Chemistry, Physics, Biology, General Math, Algebra, General Science, with special lessons in botany, native plants, photography, chemical synthesis, laser-based wireless (optical) telephony.
Software designer, private pilot, book collector, writer, author, amateur scientist, inventor. Interests in music, mathematics, linguistics, science, history, and architecture.