Will Fowler, Programs Director
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Will Fowler is the Architectural Foundation of San Francisco's programs director and the instructional leader for the AFSF's Build San Francisco (Build SF) program.
Fowler is an educator with more than 20 years of experience in the classroom who has received numerous awards for his work with advanced educational technology and curriculum development
As a middle school teacher, Fowler pioneered the use of advanced visualization technology in his social science program, and his students' work has been showcased at a variety of state and national educational conferences. He is the coauthor of two books on the use of technology in the classroom and continues to advance the use of technology in integrated-studies programs.
This article originally published on 1/20/2009
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Build SF Table of Contents
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Overview
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Lessons
- Overview: Build SF Lessons at a Glance
- How to Draw in 2-D and 3-D
- Conceptualizing the Golf-Hole Design
- How to Build Golf Holes to Scale
- How to Make Blueprints on Presentation Boards
- Using 3-D Software to Render Golf-Hole Designs
- Presenting and Playing the Hole
- A Glossary of Common Build SF Terms
- Troubleshooting Project-Implementation Hurdles
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Videos and Tips
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Articles
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Contacts
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Getting involved and collaborating
Mr. Fowler,
I Jon Parker,
I work at Morgan State University, School of Engineering, in Baltimore, Maryland.
I am working with middle and highschool students assisting with preparation for the Engineering college studies.
I would like to hear more about the outcomes of your programs and program impact assessment.
Further I'd like to evaluate a systemic integration of your best practices. It would be interesting to discuss what limits you have found and pursue the areas that you have not yet traveled.
Please drop a line. I would love to spend some time in SF assisting you and learning from you with an eye on implementing similar activities in the Baltimore City Public School system.
Thank you
Jon Parker