Websites from Indiana, United States
4 websites found
Jared Dees
// JAREDDEES.COMJared Dees is an author, speaker, and teacher. He is the creator of The Religion Teacher website, which provides practical resources to religious educators. A graduate of the Alliance for Catholic Education program at the University of Notre Dame, he earned master’s degrees in education and theology. He has volunteered for and worked in Catholic ministries, including Catholic schools, parish religious education, youth ministry, campus ministry, RCIA, and adult faith formation. He is the author of many books, including Beatitales, Christ in the Classroom, and The Gospel According to Video Games. He has led workshops, keynote speeches, and retreats in schools and parishes across North America.
Jordan Kohl
// SIMPIXELATED.COMJordan is a software developer living in Carmel, Indiana. He currently works for Twilio. He enjoys writing about coding, interviewing, and urbanism. His hobbies include building with LEGO, reading comic books, playing video games, and exploring the world by bicycle. He built his first website on Geocities in 1999 and created a Penny Arcade fan forum in 2000. He has been blogging since 2003.
Robert Willey
// RKWILLEY.COMRobert Willey is an Associate Professor of Music Media Production and Industry in the School of Music at Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana. He teaches music industry, senior projects, songwriting, computer music, music retail products, and music appreciation. Previously, he spent ten years at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, where he received the Ray Authement Excellence in Teaching award and documented the region's unique musical culture. He has written books on the history of rock and roll, music appreciation, Brazilian piano, Creole fiddle, music production, and the music business, and produces music in various styles.
Steven Kneiser
// STEVENKNEISER.COMSteven Kneiser writes and sells software in his daily work. In his free time, he helps new developers stand out. He believes the best way to predict the future is to build it.