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| Dominic Cappello dom@studiolodesign.com 505.690.9599 644 Canyon Road, no.3 Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501 USA |
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| creative direction storyboarding & animation illustration book projects e-learning learning management systems research & development training & curriculum design strategic planning |
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| All Rights Reserved Concept, Illustration & Text 2006/7 © Studiolo Design design + code by AiiRBAG |
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| STUDIOLO was founded in Santa Fe, New Mexico by writer, artist, and communication specialist Dominic Cappello. Cappello, working with his cadre of instructional designers, researchers, animators, and programmers, is a nationally recognized developer of training programs for public education, health, and safety. Cappello is the creator of the National Education Association’s “Can We Talk?” family communication program — focusing on the vital role of parents in youth health and safety. He is also the co-author and illustrator of the New York Times best-selling Ten Talks Parents Must Have with their Children About Sex and Character (with Pepper Schwartz, Ph.D.), Ten Talks About Drugs and Choices (with Xenia G. Becher, MSW), and the author of Ten Talks About Violence. He has shared his innovative approaches to public education and adult-child communication on Oprah, NBC's Today, ABC News, and CNN. Cappello’s award-winning creative direction and whimsical cartoon characters bring a distinctive style to his books, communication activities, web-based learning environments, and animated social satires. |
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| Learning Management System Literacy and Technology: Writing Editorials Social Studies and Technology: Voices and Choices Agency: Teaching Matters, Inc., NYC Statewide Training, Distance Learning Can We Talk? Rhode Island Agency: Rhode Island Dept. of Public Health City and Statewide Public Education/Distance Learning Can We Talk? New Mexico/¿Conversamos? Project Agency: New Mexico Voices for Children Ten Talks About Health And Safety Work-in-Progress Learning Management System Prototype |
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| 3-D Animation Café 8 Ball 2-D and 3-D Animation Not Brain Surgery |
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