Larry Stedman
Larry Stedman is Associate Professor of Education at SUNY-Binghamton (at http://sehd.binghamton.edu/facstaff/stedman.htm) where he researches the condition of U.S. achievement and its implications for school reform (see, for example, http://epaa.asu.edu/epaa/v4n1.html).
After hours, you can find him star gazing using his trusty Sony CLIE to locate objects and log observations (see reports at http://www.geocities.com/smalldob/observing_report_title_page.htm) or, in complete darkness, reading classic historical adventure novels in a soothing deep blue text on black background (thanks to Khroma on the CLIE).
Published articles
The following 2 articles by Larry Stedman have been published in ZATZ magazines.
More document readers: a user's perspective
Larry Stedman has tried just about all the document readers available, and he's reached some conclusions about which ones work best. In part two of this series, he'll continue to help you select the ideal reader for your needs as he now examines the major shareware document readers on the market. [PalmPower Magazine, June 2001]
Document readers for the Palm OS: a user's perspective
Larry Stedman has tried just about all the document readers available, and he's reached some conclusions about which ones work best. In this article, he'll help you select the ideal reader for your needs by discussing the features that are a part of any worthwhile document reader. He then judges some of the major freeware document readers on the market against these features to draw some fascinating conclusions. [PalmPower Magazine, May 2001]
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