A sampling of interactive products produced over the course of my career. Focus is on work created over the past several years while heading up Interactive Media at the California Academy of Sciences. Earlier work includes products produced while employed at Electronic Arts, Creative Wonders, Real Time Learning, and others. Technologies and distribution platforms include CD-ROM, Web, Mobile, Kiosks/Exhibits and Social Media.

2. California Academy of Sciences

3. Web Sites
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www.calacademy.org m.calacademy.org
research.calacademy.org teachers.calacademy.org

4. Digital Products
video.calacademy.org live.calacademy.org
www.calacademy.org/sciencetoday www.calacademy.org/share

5. Mobile Applications

6. Mobile Applications (continued)
“Get ready for an app that will have
you walking into poles, missing your
stop on Muni and cooing at your
phone screen.
The California Academy of Sciences
just released their free Pocket Penguin
app, which is a live webcam
continuously pointed at their tiny
colony of African penguins, and
essentially the biggest time suck to
ever hit your phone (both Android and
iPhone).
Trust us – it’s hard to look away.”
- NBC Bay Area

7. Social Web
Facebook, Twitter iTunes, YouTube, Flickr, Vimeo, etc.
Yelp, TripAdvisor FourSquare, GoWalla

8. Kiosks & Exhibits
Facebook, Twitter

9. Earlier Work – 1992-2007

10. Earlier Work
“Superman couldn’t fly you around faster or
show you a better time.”
- Washington Post
Best Information & Reference Awards –
Communication Arts, MacUser, EMMA,
SPA and more…

11. Earlier Work
“Counting on Frank is a first-class math
adventure that kids, parents and teachers
will love!”
- Electronic Games for Education
Best Kids and Home Software Awards –
SPA, NECC and more…

12. Earlier Work
“After-school education programs like Real Time
Learning offer Boston’s students the chance for
academic success outside of the classroom’s walls.
With this project, the Boston Public Library is not
only a place for continued learning but also a place
where Boston’s kids can bridge the digital divide.”
Mayor Thomas Menino
Boston, MA

13. Jonathan Denholtz
jdenholtz@gmail.com
415-846-1967
Creative executive with a unique and proven mix of
product expertise, business savyy and rich industry
experience.
25 years designing and developing innovative and
award-winning user experiences that engage,
entertain and educate.
Career arc spans network television, video games,
web-based products & services, mobile apps, and
physically interactive experiences that extend beyond
the desktop.
Specialties include:
• Business planning and strategy
• Product vision and roadmaps
• Cross functional team-building & management
• Interactive design and development
• Editorial management
• P & L management
• Startups and intra-preneurial ventures