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<curriculum-vitae>

<title>Curriculum Vitae for Martin Holmes</title>

<last-revision-date>December 2007</last-revision-date>

<breaking-news></breaking-news>

<personal-data>

<name>
<firstname>Martin</firstname>
<middlename>David</middlename>
<lastname>Holmes</lastname>
</name>
<date-of-birth><day>5</day><month>8</month><year>1959</year></date-of-birth>
<sex>Male</sex>
</personal-data>

<contact>

<email>mholmes@uvic.ca</email>
<url>http://www.mholmes.com</url>
<mailing-address>
<address-1>[EMail me if you need my mailing address]</address-1>
<address-2></address-2>
<city>Victoria</city>
<province>British Columbia</province>
<postcode></postcode>
<country>Canada</country>
</mailing-address>

<phone location="home"></phone>
<phone location="work">250-721-8754</phone>

</contact>

<education>

<qualifications>

<qualification key="true">
<degree>RSA Dip. TEFLA (Royal Society of Arts/University of Cambridge Local Examination Syndicate <i>Diploma in the Teaching of English as a Foreign Language to Adults</i>)</degree>
<grade>Distinction (written)</grade>
<institution>Bell College</institution>
<address>Saffron Walden, UK</address>
<date-awarded>June 1994</date-awarded>
<comments></comments>
</qualification>

<qualification key="true">
<degree>MPhil (English Phonology)</degree>
<grade></grade>
<institution>University of Manchester</institution>
<address>Manchester, UK</address>
<date-awarded>1986</date-awarded>
<comments>Thesis title: <book-title>Approaches to Syllable Structure in English</book-title></comments>
</qualification>

<qualification key="true">
<degree>B.A. (Hons) (English Language and Literature)</degree>
<grade>1st Class</grade>
<institution>University of Manchester</institution>
<address>Manchester, UK</address>
<date-awarded>1984</date-awarded>
<comments>Courses taken include Old English, Middle English and Modern English Language and Literature, The History of the English Language, The Structure of Modern English, English Historical Linguistics, George Eliot (special author), Shakespeare, and a subsidiary drama course. Dissertation Title: <book-title>The Five Senses in Anglo-Saxon Poetry</book-title>.</comments>
</qualification>

</qualifications>

<other-training>

<qualification key="false">
<degree>Interpersonal Communication in the Workplace</degree>
<grade></grade>
<institution>University of Victoria</institution>
<address>Victoria, BC, Canada</address>
<date-awarded>November/December 2003</date-awarded>
<comments></comments>
</qualification>

<qualification key="false">
<degree>Leadership Strategies</degree>
<grade></grade>
<institution>University of Victoria</institution>
<address>Victoria, BC, Canada</address>
<date-awarded>November 2003</date-awarded>
<comments></comments>
</qualification>

<qualification key="false">
<degree>Productive Business Meetings</degree>
<grade></grade>
<institution>Saudi Aramco Management Training</institution>
<address>Dhahran, Saudi Arabia</address>
<date-awarded>August 1993</date-awarded>
<comments></comments>
</qualification>

<qualification key="true">
<degree>Classroom Management</degree>
<grade></grade>
<institution>Saudi Aramco Management Training</institution>
<address>Dhahran, Saudi Arabia</address>
<date-awarded>March 1993</date-awarded>
<comments></comments>
</qualification>

<qualification key="false">
<degree>Workshops and presentations on a variety of topics</degree>
<grade></grade>
<institution>Saudi Aramco Annual In-Service Training Days</institution>
<address>Dhahran, Saudi Arabia</address>
<date-awarded>Autumn 1991 &amp; 1992</date-awarded>
<comments>In 1991 I gave one of the presentations, on creating reading exercises.</comments>
</qualification>

<qualification key="false">
<degree>Presentation Skills</degree>
<grade></grade>
<institution>Saudi Aramco Management Training</institution>
<address>Dhahran, Saudi Arabia</address>
<date-awarded>September 1991</date-awarded>
<comments></comments>
</qualification>

<qualification key="false">
<degree>Teaching Listening Skills</degree>
<grade></grade>
<institution>British Council</institution>
<address>Jambi, Indonesia</address>
<date-awarded>March 1990</date-awarded>
<comments></comments>
</qualification>

<qualification key="true">
<degree>Language Laboratories; Course Design</degree>
<grade></grade>
<institution>British Council</institution>
<address>Aceh, Indonesia</address>
<date-awarded>November 1989</date-awarded>
<comments></comments>
</qualification>

<qualification key="false">
<degree>Indonesian Language</degree>
<grade></grade>
<institution>WISMA Realino</institution>
<address>Yogyakarta, Indonesia</address>
<date-awarded>Autumn 1987</date-awarded>
<comments>6-week intensive Indonesian language course</comments>
</qualification>

<qualification key="false">
<degree>ELT Training Course</degree>
<grade></grade>
<institution>VSO (Voluntary Service Overseas)</institution>
<address>Bristol, UK</address>
<date-awarded>Summer 1987</date-awarded>
<comments>Pre-departure training course for Indonesia posting</comments>
</qualification>

</other-training>

</education>


<employment-history>

<job key="true">
<job-title>Founder, Director, Secretary/Treasurer</job-title>
<employer>Half-Baked Software Inc.</employer>
<from>01-05-1999</from>
<to>present</to>
<location>Half-Baked Software Inc., 
Innovation Development Corporation, 
PO Box 3075, STN CSC, 
Victoria, BC, V8W 3W2, 
Canada</location>
<duties>Half-Baked Software is a company formed by Stewart Arneil, myself, and the University of Victoria to develop the commercial potential of software created at the Humanities Computing and Media Centre.</duties>
</job>

<job key="true">
<job-title>Programmer / Consultant</job-title>
<employer>University of Victoria Humanities Computing and Media Centre (formerly the Language Centre)</employer>
<from>01-04-1998</from>
<to>present</to>
<location>PO Box 3045 STN CSC, 
Victoria, B.C., 
V8W 3P4, Canada</location>
<duties>Developing standalone and Web-based software and materials to support teaching and research within the Humanities (see the Publications section for examples); setting up and administering large Windows network (several servers and 60 workstations) for computerized language laboratories.</duties>
</job>

<job key="true">
<job-title>ESL Instructor / Materials Developer</job-title>
<employer>University of Victoria English Language Centre</employer>
<from>03-04-1995</from>
<to>31-03-1998</to>
<location>Box 1700 MS 8452, 
Victoria, B.C.,  V8W 2Y2, 
Canada</location>
<duties>I developed and taught the <em>University Admissions Preparation Course</em>, for students moving from the ESL program into regular classes. I also developed and taught the <em>Online Writing Course</em>, one of the University's first Web-based courses, as well as teaching a range of regular ESL classes from lower-intermediate to advanced level.</duties>
</job>

<job key="false">
<job-title>Instructor (English Literature)</job-title>
<employer>Department of English, Camosun College</employer>
<from>02-05-1995</from>
<to>21-07-1995</to>
<location>Lansdowne Campus, 
3100 Foul Bay Road, 
Victoria, B.C.,  V8P 5J2, 
Canada</location>
<duties>Part-time term appointment teaching English 084E literature course, a basic introduction to English literature with a multi-cultural slant for students intending to enter credit courses.</duties>
</job>

<job key="true">
<job-title>Advanced English Teacher</job-title>
<employer>Saudi Aramco (Saudi Arabian Oil Company)</employer>
<from>01-02-1991</from>
<to>08-12-1994</to>
<location>Rahima Academic Training Center, Saudi Aramco, 
Ras Tanura 31311, 
Saudi Arabia</location>
<duties>Teaching all levels of English, but mainly intermediate and advanced English to apprentices and company employees. Chairman of the English Reading and English Writing courses for employees. Production of supplementary materials for the Academic Curriculum Unit as well as in-house tests. In charge of test administration and  scoring teams. Handled a variety of bureaucratic duties, including administering student records.</duties>
</job>

<job key="true">
<job-title>Lecturer in English (Voluntary Service Overseas development agency posting)</job-title>
<employer>University of Jambi, Sumatra, Indonesia</employer>
<from>01-11-1987</from>
<to>01-04-1990</to>
<location>Telanaipura, 
Jambi, 
Sumatra, 
Indonesia</location>
<duties>Solely responsible for organizing and teaching English courses for lecturers preparing for Masters courses in-country and abroad, including EAP, study skills and TOEFL preparation. Collating information about scholarships, assisting with applications and research proposals. ELT teacher-training both for lecturers and students in the Education Faculty. Supervision and grading of teaching practice in a Senior High School.</duties>
</job>

<job key="false">
<job-title>Monbusho British English Teacher (Japanese Government BETS Programme)</job-title>
<employer>Kurayoshi West Senior High School</employer>
<from>01-09-1984</from>
<to>01-09-1985</to>
<location>Kurayoshi-shi, Tottori-ken, Japan.</location>
<duties>Teaching English in Junior and Senior High Schools.</duties>
</job>

</employment-history>


<technical-skills>

<technical-skill key="true">
<application-language>JavaScript / HTML / XML / CSS / XSLT / XSL:FO / XQuery / ASP / mySQL / PHP</application-language>
<platform>Web</platform>
<tasks>Creating interactive Web applications and online database systems; digitizing/marking up academic texts using XML, and rendering as dynamic Websites using XSL, JavaScript and CSS; producing print publications based on XML sources</tasks>
</technical-skill>

<technical-skill key="true">
<application-language>Windows networking</application-language>
<platform>Windows</platform>
<tasks>Setting up and maintaining a Windows network including 60 workstations and 7 servers</tasks>
</technical-skill>

<technical-skill key="true">
<application-language>Borland Delphi v2, v5 and v2005</application-language>
<platform>Windows</platform>
<tasks>Building in-house and commercial authoring tools for creating interactive Web pages, marking up text, and other teaching and research tools</tasks>
</technical-skill>

<technical-skill key="false">
<application-language>Intuit Quickbooks v6-2006</application-language>
<platform>Windows</platform>
<tasks>Accounting for small business (Half-Baked Software)</tasks>
</technical-skill>

<technical-skill key="false">
<application-language>Adobe Photoshop &amp; Illustrator; The Gimp and Inkscape</application-language>
<platform>Windows, OSX, Linux</platform>
<tasks>Basic graphics manipulation</tasks>
</technical-skill>

<technical-skill key="false">
<application-language>Range of audio/video digital editors</application-language>
<platform>Windows</platform>
<tasks>Digitizing/preparing multimedia content for the Web</tasks>
</technical-skill>

<technical-skill key="true">
<application-language>Cakewalk Sonar Producer (v1 - v5)</application-language>
<platform>Windows</platform>
<tasks>Multitrack sound recording on digital audio workstation</tasks>
</technical-skill>

</technical-skills>


<languages>

<language key="true">
<language-name>English</language-name>
<speaking-listening-level>Native</speaking-listening-level>
<reading-writing-level>Native</reading-writing-level>
<comments>Native language</comments>
</language>

<language key="true">
<language-name>French</language-name>
<speaking-listening-level>Good</speaking-listening-level>
<reading-writing-level>Fair</reading-writing-level>
<comments>My French is a little rusty through lack of use, but I still read in the language and could polish it up fairly quickly.</comments>
</language>

<language key="true">
<language-name>Indonesian</language-name>
<speaking-listening-level>Good</speaking-listening-level>
<reading-writing-level>Good</reading-writing-level>
<comments>I lived in an isolated area of Indonesia for two and a half years, and during that time I did a great deal of translation work, mainly academic documents, both Indonesian-English and English-Indonesian. A few years ago, I also worked on the University of Victoria's Indonesian 100 Website, so I have had some practice with the language.</comments>
</language>

<language key="true">
<language-name>Japanese</language-name>
<speaking-listening-level>Fair</speaking-listening-level>
<reading-writing-level>Fair</reading-writing-level>
<comments>Once my best language, but my Indonesian is now a little better.</comments>
</language>

</languages>


<publications>
    
    <publication key="true" type="article">
<title type="article">Hot Potatoes: Taking an academic software project into the commercial domain</title>
<type>Book chapter</type>
<details>with Stewart Arneil; in <title type="book">Aprendizaje de Lenguas Asistido por 	
	Ordenador: Herramientas de Autor para 	
	el Desarrollo de Cursos a Través de la 	
	Web</title>, ed. Ana Gimeno Sanz, pp. 5-33</details>
<publisher>Editorial Universidad Politécnica de Valencia</publisher>
<url>http://www.upv.es/pls/obib/est_publ.FichPublica?P_ESTILO=200&amp;P_IDIOMA=i&amp;P_ARM=2154</url>
<date>2008</date>
</publication>

    <publication key="true" type="software">
        <title type="software">Image Markup Tool 1.7</title>
        <type>Software application</type>
        <details>Tool for annotating images using TEI P5 XML.</details>
        <publisher>Martin Holmes / UVic Humanities Computing and Media Centre</publisher>
        <url>http://www.tapor.uvic.ca/~mholmes/image_markup/</url>
        <date>Current release December 2007; previous versions dating back to 2006</date>
    </publication>
    
    	<publication key="true" type="software">
        <title type="software">Transformer 1.1</title>
        <type>Software application</type>
        <details>Tool for complex sequential search-and-replace operations on Unicode text files</details>
        <publisher>Martin Holmes / UVic Humanities Computing and Media Centre</publisher>
        <url>http://www.tapor.uvic.ca/~mholmes/transformer/</url>
        <date>Current release December 2007; previous versions dating back to 2006</date>
    </publication>

<publication key="true" type="presentation">
    <title type="presentation">teiJournal: Online and print journals through XML</title>
    <type>Conference presentation</type>
    <details>presented by Karin Armstrong; PKP Scholarly Publishing Conference 2007</details>
    <publisher></publisher>
    <url>http://ocs.sfu.ca/pkp2007/viewabstract.php?id=73</url>
    <date>July 2007</date>
</publication>

<publication key="true" type="workshop">
<title type="workshop">No More HTML: Using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to present XML for the Web</title>
<type>Conference workshop</type>
<details>with Greg Newton; CaSTA 2006 Conference</details>
<publisher></publisher>
<url>http://www.lib.unb.ca/casta2006/workshops/NoMoreHTML.html</url>
<url>http://web.uvic.ca/hrd/casta_2006/</url>
<date>October 2006</date>
</publication>

<publication key="true" type="software">
<title type="software">Scandinavian-Canadian Studies Journal</title>
<type>ISSN 0823-1796</type>
<details>I am working with Dr. John Tucker as programmer/editor/designer on the project to produce volumes 15 to 19</details>
<publisher>University of Victoria Humanities Computing and Media Centre</publisher>
<url>http://www.tapor.uvic.ca/cocoon/scancan/</url>
<date>September 2006 (Vol. 15 and 16)</date>
</publication>

<publication key="true" type="presentation">
    <title type="presentation">The Nxa’amxcín Online Database</title>
    <type>Conference presentation</type>
    <details>with E. Czaykowska-Higgins; presented by E. Czaykowska-Higgins; 41st International Conference on Salish and Neighbouring Languages</details>
    <publisher></publisher>
    <url></url>
    <date>August 2006</date>
</publication>

<publication key="true" type="presentation">
<title type="presentation">Problems with Marriage: Annotating Seventeenth-century French Engravings with TEI and SVG</title>
<type>Conference presentation</type>
<details>with Claire Carlin and Eric Haswell; Digital Humanities 2006 Conference</details>
<publisher></publisher>
<url>https://webcgi.oulu.fi/dh2006/viewabstract.php?id=17</url>
<url>http://www.allc-ach2006.colloques.paris-sorbonne.fr/DHs.pdf</url>
<date>July 2006</date>
</publication>
    
<publication key="true" type="software">
<title type="software">Quandary version 2.3</title>
<type>Software application suite</type>
<details>Version 2.3/Windows; authoring suite for creating action mazes for the WWW</details>
<publisher>Half-Baked Software Inc</publisher>
<url>http://www.halfbakedsoftware.com/quandary.php</url>
<date>Current release November 2007; previous versions dating from September 2000</date>
</publication>

<publication key="false" type="workshop">
<title type="workshop">Hacking Hot Potatoes: An introduction to customizing your exercises (second iteration, expanded format)</title>
<type>Conference workshop</type>
<details>with Stewart Arneil; FLEAT 5 Conference, Provo, Utah, USA, August 2005</details>
<publisher></publisher>
<url>http://hotpot.uvic.ca/howto/hacking_workshop/index.htm</url>
<date>August 2005</date>
</publication>

<publication key="true" type="software">
<title type="software">ACH/ALLC 2005 Conference Abstracts</title>
<type>ISBN 1-55058-308-5 (printed first edition), ISBN 1-55058-312-3 (online 2nd edition)</type>
<details>I was programmer/editor/designer on the project to produce this book</details>
<publisher>University of Victoria Humanities Computing and Media Centre</publisher>
<url>http://web.uvic.ca/hrd/achallc2005/abstracts.htm</url>
<date>June 2005</date>
</publication>

<publication key="true" type="presentation">
<title type="presentation">I want my widgets! Using new XML technologies to build reusable GUI components</title>
<type>Conference presentation</type>
<details>Text Analysis Summit (Text Analysis Developers Alliance)</details>
<publisher></publisher>
<url>http://web.uvic.ca/lancenrd/martin/hamilton_2005/presentation.xml</url>
<date>May 2005</date>
</publication>

<publication key="true" type="article">
<title type="presentation">&lt;teiPublisher&gt;: A Repository Management System for TEI Documents </title>
<type>Journal article</type>
<details>with Amit Kumar, Alejandro Bia, Susan Schreibman, Stewart Arneil and John Walsh; in <title type="journal">Literary and Linguistic Computing 20: 117-132</title></details>
<publisher>OUP</publisher>
<url>http://llc.oupjournals.org/cgi/reprint/20/1/117</url>
<date>March 2005</date>
</publication>

<publication key="false" type="article">
<title type="presentation">&lt;teiPublisher&gt;: Bridging the Gap Between a Simple Set of Structured Documents and a Functional Digital Library</title>
<type>Journal article</type>
<details>with Amit Kumar, Alejandro Bia, Susan Schreibman, Ray Siemens and John Walsh; in <title type="journal">ECDL 2004: Research and Advanced Technology for Digital Libraries: 8th European Conference, proceedings</title></details>
<publisher>Springer-Verlag</publisher>
<url></url>
<date>September 2004</date>
</publication>

<publication key="true" type="presentation">
<title type="presentation">User in control: A highly-configurable instructional Website</title>
<type>Conference presentation</type>
<details>with Stewart Arneil; EuroCALL 2004 Conference, Vienna, Austria, September 2004</details>
<publisher></publisher>
<url>http://web.uvic.ca/hrd/eurocall2004/presentation/presentation.xml</url>
<date>September 2004</date>
</publication>

<publication key="false" type="workshop">
<title type="workshop">Hacking Hot Potatoes: An introduction to customizing your exercises</title>
<type>Conference workshop</type>
<details>with Stewart Arneil; EuroCALL 2004 Conference, Vienna, Austria, September 2004</details>
<publisher></publisher>
<url>http://web.uvic.ca/hrd/eurocall2004/workshop/index.htm</url>
<date>September 2004</date>
</publication>

<publication key="true" type="presentation">
<title type="presentation">&lt;teiPublisher&gt;:a repository management system for TEI documents</title>
<type>Conference presentation</type>
<details>with Amit Kumar, Alehandro G. Bia-Platas, Susan Schreibman, Stewart Arneil and John A. Walsh; Joint International Conference of the Association for Literary and Linguistic Computing and the Association for Computers and the Humanities, G&#246;teborg University, June 2004</details>
<publisher></publisher>
<url>http://www.hum.gu.se/allcach2004/AP/html/prop118.html</url>
<date>June 15, 2004</date>
</publication>

<publication key="true" type="article">
<title type="article">Hacking in Hot Potatoes: A little knowledge brings a lot of power</title>
<type>Magazine article</type>
<details>with Stewart Arneil; in <title type="journal">TEL &amp; CAL</title></details>
<publisher>CALL-Austria Assn</publisher>
<url>http://www.e-lisa.at/magazine/tellcall/</url>
<date>January 2004</date>
</publication>

<publication key="false" type="software">
<title type="software">Gerry's Vocabulary Teacher version 2.0</title>
<type>Software application suite</type>
<details>Version 2.0/Windows; database program incorporating tens of thousands of English sentences to teach over 2500 core vocabulary items. Content by Gerry Luton.</details>
<publisher>Creative Technology</publisher>
<url>http://www.cict.co.uk/software/gvd/index.htm</url>
<date>April 2006; previous versions dating from 2003</date>
</publication>

<publication key="true" type="software">
<title type="software">Hot Potatoes version 6.2</title>
<type>Software application suite</type>
<details>Version 6.2/Windows; authoring suite for creating interactive teaching exercises for the WWW</details>
<publisher>Half-Baked Software Inc</publisher>
<url>http://web.uvic.ca/hrd/hotpot/</url>
<date>Current release October 2007; previous versions dating from 1997</date>
</publication>

<publication key="true" type="presentation">
<title type="presentation">Old English, New Techniques: Bringing OE Texts Alive With XML and XSLT</title>
<type>Conference presentation</type>
<details>with Stewart Arneil, Dr. John Tucker, Spencer Rose, and Patricia Baer; WorldCALL 2003 Conference, Banff, Canada, May 2003; also IALLT 2003 Conference June 2003</details>
<publisher></publisher>
<url>http://web.uvic.ca/hrd/iallt2003/oldenglish/index.htm</url>
<date>May 2003</date>
</publication>

<publication key="true" type="presentation">
<title type="presentation">Unicode and Software Development: Hot Potatoes Goes Multilingual</title>
<type>Conference presentation</type>
<details>with Stewart Arneil; WorldCALL 2003 Conference, Banff, Canada, May 2003; also IALLT 2003 Conference June 2003</details>
<publisher></publisher>
<url>http://web.uvic.ca/hrd/iallt2003/unicode/presentation.xml</url>
<date>May 2003</date>
</publication>

<publication key="true" type="article">
<title type="article">Servers, Clients, Testing and Teaching</title>
<type>Book chapter</type>
<details>with Stewart Arneil; in <title type="book">Language Learning On-line: Towards Best Practice</title>, ed. Uschi Felix, pp. 59-80</details>
<publisher>Swets and Zeitlinger</publisher>
<url>http://www.szp.swets.nl/szp/books/19486.htm</url>
<date>2003</date>
</publication>

<publication key="false" type="article">
<title type="article">The Development of Hot Potatoes</title>
<type>Magazine article</type>
<details>with Stewart Arneil; in <title type="journal">TELL &amp; CALL</title></details>
<publisher>CALL-Austria Assn</publisher>
<url></url>
<date>January 2002</date>
</publication>

<publication key="false" type="website">
<title type="website">XML and Beyond: Markup, Display and the University of Victoria Lydgate MS and Robert Graves' Diaries</title> 
<type>Poster session</type>
<details>with Undine Bruckner; The Humanities Computing Curriculum / The Computing Curriculum in the Arts and Humanities conference</details>
<publisher></publisher>
<url>http://web.mala.bc.ca/siemensr/HCCurriculum/abstracts.htm#Holmes</url>
<date>November 2001</date>
</publication>

<publication key="false" type="presentation">
<title type="presentation">Hot Potatoes, History and Future</title>
<type>Conference presentation</type>
<details>with Stewart Arneil; EuroCALL 2001 Conference, Nijmegen</details>
<publisher></publisher>
<url>http://web.uvic.ca/hrd/eurocall2001/HotPotPastFuture/PastFutureHome.htm</url>
<date>August 2001</date>
</publication>

<publication key="false" type="presentation">
<title type="presentation">The Future of the Exercise</title>
<type>Conference presentation</type>
<details>with Stewart Arneil; EuroCALL 2001 Conference, Nijmegen</details>
<publisher></publisher>
<url>http://web.uvic.ca/hrd/eurocall2001/FutureExercise/</url>
<date>August 2001</date>
</publication>

<publication key="false" type="website">
<title type="website">Extracts from the Diary of Robert Graves</title> 
<type>Web-based presentation</type>
<details>with Undine Bruckner; experimental project to digitize part of Robert Graves's diary in an interactive format useful for students and scholars</details>
<publisher>University of Victoria Humanities Computing and Media Centre</publisher>
<url>http://web.uvic.ca/hrd/graves/</url>
<date>August 2001</date>
</publication>

<publication key="false" type="website">
<title type="website">De Casu Cizaris Dutis Regis Iabin</title>
<type>Web-based presentation</type>
<details>with Undine Bruckner; experimental project to digitize part of a medieval manuscript and present it on the Web in a highly interactive format useful for students and scholars</details>
<publisher>University of Victoria Humanities Computing and Media Centre</publisher>
<url>http://web.uvic.ca/hrd/lydgate/</url>
<date>July 2001</date>
</publication>

<publication key="false" type="presentation">
<title type="presentation">The Ethical Exploitation of Academic Property</title>
<type>Conference presentation</type>
<details>with Stewart Arneil; Canadian Congress of the Social Sciences and Humanities, Edmonton, Canada</details>
<publisher></publisher>
<url></url>
<date>May 2000</date>
</publication>

<publication key="false" type="presentation">
<title type="presentation">Quandary: Building and Using Web-based Action Mazes</title>
<type>Conference presentation</type>
<details>with Stewart Arneil; McGraw-Hill Educational Technology Conference Series, Victoria, Canada</details>
<publisher></publisher>
<url></url>
<date>May 2000</date>
</publication>


<publication key="false" type="interview">
<title type="interview">Put a Hot Potato on your Internet Menu</title>
<type>Magazine interview</type>
<details>interview with Martin Holmes by Barry Bakin in <title type="journal">American Language Review</title>, Vol. 4 No. 1</details>
<publisher>ESL Publications</publisher>
<url></url>
<date>January/February 2000</date>
</publication>

<publication key="false" type="article">
<title type="article">Juggling hot potatoes: Decisions and compromises in creating authoring tools for the Web</title>
<type>Journal article</type>
<details>with Stewart Arneil; in <title type="journal">ReCALL Journal</title>, Vol. 11 No. 2 (Web edition) and <title type="journal">College and University Media Review</title>, Vol. 6 No. 1</details>
<publisher>CUP; CCUMC</publisher>
    <url>http://www.eurocall-languages.org/recall/pdf/rvol11no2.pdf</url>
<date>September 1999</date>
</publication>

<publication key="false" type="presentation">
<title type="presentation">A Multimedia Approach to Learning Phonetic Transcription</title>
<type>Conference presentation and publication</type>
<details>with Jocelyn Clayards and John H. Esling; <title type="journal">Proceedings of the International Congress of Phonetic Sciences</title></details>
<publisher>International Congress of Phonetic Sciences</publisher>
<url></url>
<date>1999</date>
</publication>

<publication key="false" type="presentation">
<title type="presentation">Hot Potatoes: Free Tools for Creating Interactive Language Exercises for the World Wide Web</title>
<type>Conference presentation</type>
<details>with Stewart Arneil; EuroCALL 1998 conference, Leuven</details>

<publisher></publisher>
<url></url>
<date>September 1998</date>
</publication>

<publication key="true" type="article">
<title type="article">Approaches to Marking Electronic Texts</title>
<type>Conference presentation and article</type>
<details><title type="journal">Proceedings of the FLEAT III Conference</title>; <title type="journal">IALL Journal</title>, Vol. 31 No. 3</details>
<publisher>University of Victoria; IALL</publisher>
<url></url>
<date>1997; 1999</date>
</publication>

<publication key="true" type="software">
<title type="software">Markin version 3.1</title>
<type>Software program</type>
<details>shareware Windows program for marking student essays</details>
<publisher>Creative Technology (Microdesign) Ltd.</publisher>
<url>http://www.cict.co.uk/markin/</url>
<date>1997-present</date>
</publication>

<publication key="true" type="software">
<title type="software">TexToys version 3.1</title>
<type>Software program</type>
<details>Two shareware Windows applications for creating interactive exercises based on reading texts</details>
<publisher>Creative Technology (Microdesign) Ltd.</publisher>
<url>http://www.cict.co.uk/textoys/</url>
<date>1999-present</date>
</publication>

<publication key="false" type="article">
<title type="article">Creating and Implementing an Online Writing Course</title>
<type>Journal article</type>
<details>in <title type="journal">PASAA: A Journal of Language Teaching and Learning in Thailand</title></details>
<publisher>Chulalongkorn University</publisher>
<url></url>
<date>December 1997</date>
</publication>

</publications>


<interests>
My other interests include music and multitrack recording, travel, snorkelling and swimming, cycling, linguistics and languages, and English novels and poetry. I have had no serious illnesses of any kind and am physically quite fit. I am a non-smoker.
</interests>

</curriculum-vitae>