Windows programs that do one job well.
Make learning games, build a course, check program outcomes, write a book, run statistics, design for stormwater. Each program explains itself as you go. Five are on the Microsoft Store now, and more are coming. There are Android apps and websites too.
Nine programs so far. The empty squares are for the next ones.
For teaching
For teachers, instructional designers and the people who look after a college program. For free course materials, see the Florida Course Repository.
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Gamify+
Make learning games as ordinary web pages. Pick a kind of game, type the questions, and share it.
Free on the Store -
CourseBuilder+
Build a whole course, from outcomes to slides, quizzes and assignments, and export it to your LMS.
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Assessment+
Record course and program outcome evidence and produce the reports an accreditation review asks for.
On the Store as CIATLE-FCE -
LMS-2-Website
Turn a course exported from your LMS into a website, and publish it on GitHub Pages.
Coming soon -
SEAGit
Put a folder on GitHub in one click, with no Git commands to learn. Good for backups and simple websites.
Free on the Store
For engineering and statistics
For students and working engineers. Every result names its method and where the method comes from.
For writing and planning
For writing a book, and for working out when you can retire.
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Author+
Write a book and keep it straight: chapters, characters, timeline and plotlines in one place.
Coming soon -
EasyPeasyRetirement
A retirement “what if?” planner: when to retire, when to claim, and what each choice does year by year.
In development
Other projects
Android apps for racing, maps and fitness, and the websites that go with them.
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PunchMonkey
The racer app for checkpoint races and scavenger hunts. No Android phone? Race in the browser.
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NaViViewer
An orienteering map viewer: a paper map, on your phone.
On Google Play -
EasyPeasy GPX
Record GPS tracks and waypoints, then export a GPX file.
On Google Play -
Any 6 Fitness Tracker
Complete any six of your exercises each day.
On Google Play -
App Opener and Timer
Open a checklist of apps on a timer.
Coming soon -
PunchMonkeyServer
The website that runs PunchMonkey races and live results.
Website -
Florida Course Repository
Free course materials (open educational resources) for Florida college courses.
Website
Created by Dr. Ron Eaglin
Ron Eaglin is an engineer and a teacher. He writes these programs for his own students and colleagues first, then puts them on the Microsoft Store for everyone. Each one comes out of real work: SMADA goes with the textbook he co-wrote, Hydrology: Water Quantity and Quality Control, Statistle follows his engineering statistics course, and Gamify+ plays card games he designed.
They share a few habits. The Windows programs keep your work on your own computer, in plain files, with no accounts and no ads. Where a program can use AI, it is optional and uses your own key, and you see what will be sent before it goes.