Born
in 1994 as a collaboration with Paul
Grobstein, Serendip
has become an international resource, with more than 30,000
pages,
3,500 websites in the U.S. linking here and more than 100,000
visitors stopping by each week.
Ann
graduated from Bryn Mawr College with an A.B. in English in 1983,
and has an M.S.E. in Computer Science from the University of Pennsylvania.
She was Senior Director of the School
of Arts and Sciences Computing department at Penn from 1995-97,
where she worked with faculty to teach
with technology.
She is a founding partner in Bolderwomen, a website development
company based in Boulder, Colorado, specializing in websites for small
businesses and nonprofits.
Bolderwomen returns over 5% of its net profit to the community.
When
Ann isn't on Serendip, she enjoys working
for and volunteering at The
Community Foundation Serving Boulder County, and loves community
gardening and the non-profit Growing
Gardens of Boulder County. She was on the board of the
Open
Door Fund for many years and co-chaired their
fundraising dinner in 2001 and
2002. Since then, Ann has joined the board of the
Donor Sibling
Registry and has been focused on the rebuilding of New Orleans.
She can be reached at
Serendip .
Favorite
Serendip
Links
Big
Books
Floating
World
The
Game of Life
Playground
Transformations
Two
Cultures
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Selected Serendip
Programs
Serendip's Exchange, 2006 -
Serendip Readers Write Back, 2005
Serendip
Forums, 2004
Thinking about Segregation
and Integration, 2003
Random Serendip, 2000
Prisoners' Dilemma
Voyage to Serendip
Websites Currently
Hosted by Serendip
40th
Street Community Forum
Center for Science in Society
K-16 Collaborations in Science and
Mathematics Education
Undergraduate Courses
Women, Sport and Film
Selected Exhibits
on Serendip
Once
Upon a Time is Now,
2004
Measure for Measure, 2003
Howard Hoffman, 2002
Articles and Pages
on Serendip
Education
and Technology: Serendip's Experiences 1994-2004
Observations about Serendip's Information Structure
Serendip
from A to Z
Serendip Sitemap
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