Philip H. Bailey

Philip Bailey is a senior staff member of M.I.T.'s Center for Educational Computing Initatives. He joined CECI in 1992 as a member of the AthenaMuse 2 design team. Phil was principal architect for PIVoT, which was originally developed as a Physics Tutor, and has worked on numerous CECI projects.

Prior to joining CECI Mr. Bailey designed user interfaces for Bell Atlantic Software Systems, multimedia authoring tools for Times-Mirror, and manufacturing software for Honeywell/Bull.

During his first career Mr. Bailey owned and operated a media production company which specialized in the educational and industrial markets.

Some of the projects that Mr. Bailey has worked on include:

iLabs Shared Architecture
Technology Enabled Active Learning's TEALsim
Physics Interactive Video Tutor ( PIVoT )

Database Visualization in 3D
Networked Multimedia Information Services ( NMIS )
New England Ponds Interactive, an AthenaMuse2 application

Personal Interests

Phil's Master Link Page a collection of Links to work related and personal interest sites.
A simple VRML 2.0 portal to a few work related places. You will need a VRML plugin.
I'm also interested in:
- Glass, my interest in glass collecting and technique has evolved over the years.
- Arts & Crafts
- Interactive games

Philip Bailey
Center for Educational Computing Initiatives
pbailey@mit.edu