David Traub

David Traub "Educational Warrior" David has produced, written, consulted upon or co-developed multimedia projects for or with entities such as Apple Computer, Apple Australia, Britannica Software, Capital-EMI Records, EMI Records, EMI Record Group North America, Enter Television, Globo Networks, The Government of the Republic of China, The Government of Ontario Ministery of Culture, GTE-Imagitrek, Hakuhodo, "The Lawnmower Man" (all display graphics), MCA Records (MCA Records Interactive), Pacific Telesis, Philips Interactive Media, Real World (Peter Gabriel), The Rolling Stones, SONY Australia, Topix Interactive (Toronto), Viacom, Verbum, and Wanbishi Archives.

He has consulted extensively, speaks internationally on various facets of the new media and high-tech education, and writes periodically for various trade magazines such as Millimeter, Videography, and the Multimedia and Videodisc Monitor. Traub was associate and technical producer for the "Grand Scientific Musical Theater" (COMDEX 1992), produced three virtual reality festivals at Brazil's Centro Cultural de Candido Mendes (Rio de Janeiro 1993, 1994, 1995), and designed and produced Millimeter Magazine's "Hands-On" CD ROM production conference (August 1995). Traub was most recently producer and writer of EMI Records' "Promised Land" CD ROM (Due March, 1996), associate producer of MCA Records' "On The Road With B.B. King" (Due February 1996), co-founded Cloud 9 Interactive, producer of the "Wanna-Be" children's series of career CD ROM's (Summer 1996).

Traub earned a masters in education with a focus on human potential and the instructional use of virtual environments and multimedia from Harvard University while conducting simultaneous classwork in interactive cinema and artificial intelligence-based narrative at the MIT Media Lab, and earned undergraduate degrees in rhetoric and film with honors from University of California at Berkeley.