Since 1999 I've been teaching a variety of courses on Interactive Design at colleges in the US including Temple University, the University of Georgia, and The Art Institute of Atlanta. Topics of my courses include findability, nonlinear narrative, perceptual interfacing, history of communication media, user-centered interface design, dynamic web applications, and more (full course listing at aarronwalter.com/teaching/). From time to time I also write articles about web development for online publications including sitepoint.comand dmxzone.com.

I am the author of Building Findable Web Sites: Web Standards SEO and Beyond, which provides web developers practical, standards-compliant solutions that will drive traffic to their site, help their audience discover new content, and encourage return traffic.

When I'm not teaching or writing, I run an independent consultancy in Athens, GA that plans, designs, and builds user-centered web sites and content management systems for clients in the South East.

I regularly blog, build, and shares things at http://aarronwalter.com.