Bryan Zug joined Children?s Hospital of Seattle in April 2003 to develop their first enterprise-wide web based training (WBT) products. The resulting web application is a combination of Flash, ASP, and SQL-Server technologies that serve as the key elements for training the hospital?s 2500+ clinical staff on a new medication ordering system introduced in November 2003.
Working as a web and multimedia developer since 1996, Bryan?s projects have included WBT, e-commerce, content management systems, and user interface design for clients that include Bermuda Fire & Marine Insurance, Volkswagen / Audi of Latin America, Premera Blue Cross, and Perkins Coie law firm, among others. Bryan has also performed quality assurance systems analysis for Real Networks and associated client partners such as CNN, ABCnews, CBS, FoxSports, Major League Baseball, NASCAR, and E!.
Bryan teaches an introduction to Captivate class which he developed for content experts at Children?s Hospital. He has also instructed college and high school classes that include electronic media design, advertising, public speaking, and sex education. Bryan has a BA in sociology from Pepperdine University in Southern California.
He lives near Seattle in Renton, Washington with his wife Jen, his daughter Ruthie, his son Thomas and their dog Scout. When not doing web development, Bryan serves as a pastor for Harambee Church in South Seattle where he provides career counseling, performs leadership development mentoring, and leads film and creativity classes.
Captivate came along at a time when I was in a 'tight spot' as a web
developer.
Imagine the words 'tight spot' said with all the ironic fret of George
Clooney as Ulysses Everett McGill in the film 'O Brother, Where Art Thou?'
and you will begin to identify with my situation.
It was April 2003. I had just been hired as a contract Web Based Training
(WBT) developer by Children's Hospital Seattle. The task before me was to
head up all technical development for the first robust WBT developed within
the organization.
We were charged with creating an eLearning system to train all of Children's
staff on a new medical orders system that was set to go live in November
2003. This new orders process was the biggest phase in a long term project of
modernizing the way the hospital ... (more)
Bryan Zug joined Children?s Hospital of Seattle in April 2003 to develop their first enterprise-wide web based training (WBT) products. The resulting web application is a combination of Flash, ASP, and SQL-Server technologies that serve as the key elements for training the hospital?s 2500+ clinical staff on a new medication ordering system introduced in November 2003.
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