Hello,
My name is Jordan Coppert and I am the founder and head of development for the Google Glass Development Team at Faith Lutheran High School in Las Vegas, Nevada. I am an alumni of Stanford's EPGY school.
Currently, I coordinate a group of five members which have programming skills and experience ranging from novice to adept levels. While investing our time to advance our knowledge and expertise as programmers is important, our primary goal is to develop solutions that positively impact people’s lives. Our platform of choice is Google Glass.
Many individuals purport Glass to be nothing more than a technological fad that has no real substance. These individuals fail to realize the future (potential) of the product will be driven by those who choose to open their mind to the boundless ways that Glass might supplement daily life and positively impact human interactions with technology. These are the passions and convictions which help guide myself and my team members in our day-to-day development. Thus we are looking for individuals who share our ideology.
Last summer I attended EPGY at Stanford and worked with the most talented and inspired group of individuals I have ever met. As a byproduct of this experience, the Stanford community seemed like the most logical place to seek other Glass developers looking to collaborate.
If you are interested in a joint-effort please contact me (see attached image). Lastly, to all the Glass developers who choose to embark on this journey with us, I invite you to join us in building something beautiful.
My name is Jordan Coppert and I am the founder and head of development for the Google Glass Development Team at Faith Lutheran High School in Las Vegas, Nevada. I am an alumni of Stanford's EPGY school.
Currently, I coordinate a group of five members which have programming skills and experience ranging from novice to adept levels. While investing our time to advance our knowledge and expertise as programmers is important, our primary goal is to develop solutions that positively impact people’s lives. Our platform of choice is Google Glass.
Many individuals purport Glass to be nothing more than a technological fad that has no real substance. These individuals fail to realize the future (potential) of the product will be driven by those who choose to open their mind to the boundless ways that Glass might supplement daily life and positively impact human interactions with technology. These are the passions and convictions which help guide myself and my team members in our day-to-day development. Thus we are looking for individuals who share our ideology.
Last summer I attended EPGY at Stanford and worked with the most talented and inspired group of individuals I have ever met. As a byproduct of this experience, the Stanford community seemed like the most logical place to seek other Glass developers looking to collaborate.
If you are interested in a joint-effort please contact me (see attached image). Lastly, to all the Glass developers who choose to embark on this journey with us, I invite you to join us in building something beautiful.