If you're seeing this before the previous two posts, I'd encourage you to read post 1 and 2 first.

• Post 1: Why I'm retiring
• Post 2: What was accomplished at Hunter
• Post 3: This post

As I said at the start of these three posts, I do want to stay in the game. Maybe take a break and definately slow down but I still think I've got something to contribute.

I'm writing this so that you can have it in the back of your mind in case a great match appears either soon or somewhere down the road.

I think I posses a somewhat unique set of skills and experiences. A thirty year teacher with a strong CS/Tech background, I've taken students from blank slate to industry, created entire programs, and worked with educators from early grades through college level.

I've also worked as a software engineer and have remained in touch and connected with the tech industry.

What might be appealing?

Not sure.

Probably not full time and since I'll be collecting my pension it'll be about fit much more than money. Still, I'd never say never on the right opportunity.

I'd love the opportunity to travel more - even if just in the region. I think that's my biggest regret is that Devorah and I really never had the opportunity or took the time to see the country or world.

Maybe if a company wants someone as a rep at conferences like all those Ed Conference sponsors or who knows what else.

I'd also be open to longer gigs elsewhere - a month, a semester, or even a year on an interesting project where we can get to know a new community.

I know the big tech companies work with colleges to try to help them do what I did with Daedalus at Hunter. Given that none of them have people with the range of educational experiences and successes I have, they could do far worse than engaging me to help with these programs.

Maybe some colleges, universities, or governments have a side project and they could use someone like me.

To be honest, I don't know but figured this was a good way to get the word out.

So, thanks for reading and keeping me in mind.

Now, back to our regular blogging program.

• Post 1: Why I'm retiring
• Post 2: What was accomplished at Hunter
• Post 3: This post