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Martin Lindsey
Multi-Hyphenate STEAM Professional: IT - Salesforce - Engineering - 3D Printing
Martin Lindsey is the Technology Director at Nativity Academy at St Boniface.4 He is a multi-disciplinary innovator working at the intersection of technology and creativity.35 Lindsey's expertise spans various fields, including IT, engineering, podcasting, 3D printing, laser cutting, photography, and electronic music.2
As the Technology Director, Lindsey plays a crucial role in preparing the school for academic years and implementing technology initiatives.6 He is trained in 2D and 3D animation fundamentals, based on the 12 Principles of Animation developed by classic Disney animation teams.1
Lindsey is actively involved in promoting diversity in technology, often using hashtags like #blacksintech and #blacktechfutures in his social media posts.35 He also contributes to Black History Month activities at Nativity Academy.7
In his professional capacity, Lindsey engages with students, answering their questions about his work and likely inspiring them in the field of technology.8 His LinkedIn profile showcases his commitment to STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) education and his multifaceted approach to technology and creativity.
Highlights
This morning my wife and I were discussing how some employer and university websites give you the option or requirement to submit your resume so that your data can automatically populate the application but it isn't always done correctly.
What's the point if you still have to manually enter information that was missed or was garbled and entered into the wrong data fields?
Well there's a perfectly logical #computerscience reason that all of you #career seekers and college applicants can read below. It includes a link to another post on optimizing your resume for an #ApplicantTrackingSystem.
#software #SoftwareDevelopment #datascience #datastructures #parsing #SoftwareEngineering #HumanResources
Here's one of my favorite parent reminders for internet safety concerning your school aged children during the school year.
Parents, take it from Mr. Lindsey's experience.
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To guarantee that they actually go to sleep when you tell them, remove phones, tablets, laptops and game consoles from your kid's room at bedtime and keep them in your bedroom.
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To guarantee that they actually go to sleep when you tell them, permanently remove all televisions from a child's bedroom.
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The best way to guarantee they fall asleep in a timely manner? Send them to bed with old fashioned paperback books (which ultimately elevates their reading grade level).
From the blog post below:
"Through the primary-years children lack the maturity to deal with unforeseen content and through no fault of their own could be exposed to pornography, online bullying, grooming and in worst cases, online harm."
https://lnkd.in/euwK9ags
