About

Ninmah Meets World is about the intersection of my online identity (Ninmah), my offline identity (rss), and the rest of the world. Sometimes it’s not pretty. As a good friend of mine says, sometimes you’re the windshield, and sometimes you’re the bug.

About Me
By day I’m the Vice President, NMC Services for the New Media Consortium, an organization that is passionate about making education better through the use of emerging technologies. I direct NMC’s fee-based services, serve as the lead author on our publications, and employ my visual facilitation skills to make our meetings special. It’s pretty neat, actually: I used to doodle in high school and get in trouble. Now I doodle at work and get kudos. Go figure.

In and around that, I have a rotating series of hobbies that mostly involve taking small pieces of things and putting them together into larger things: quilting, scrapbooking, stamp collecting. You can often find me in the evenings on Khadgar in World of Warcraft, Alliance side, probably on Narila or Lyrian. More conventionally, I can be reached at ninmah at gmail dot com.

About Ninmah Meets World
I blog about gaming, learning, technology, visual practice, and assorted other tidbits.

The name Ninmah comes from Sumerian mythology. It’s been my screen name since long before most people had screen names. It’s hard to spell, but on the other hand, it’s usually available.

The postcards are an old hobby (dating back to 1996) carried over from my pre-Web 2.0 static site. Now they are all full of WordPress goodness and hosted here.

The photos in the headers are mine, from hobbies or travels or just pictures that came out well.