[Robert]

As ToeQuest approaches its 2nd anniversary you may be wondering how ToeQuest looked two years ago. I managed to find an image of the ToeQuest website from about 21 months ago, on June 13th, 2003. Does anyone remember this:

ToeQuest - June, 2003

Some of the links are even working. As you can see (I hope), the website has come a long way from its initial implementation. However, still got a lot to do, so I better get back to work. Hope you enjoyed it.

--Robert

[yogi]

Hi Robert,
Thanks for the historical view of TOE quest webpage.I have always been amused by the power of ten interactive and java applet.i always wanted to expand on this application or use similar technique to explain our views about TOE. please suggest or comment on such illustrative technique or software that i can use.

sincerely,
yogi

[Robert]

The Powers of Ten java applet was created by Michael W. Davidson of the Florida State University. Lots of other interesting uses of java at the website as well. I do think this technique would be useful in presenting ideas on TOE. The use of flash I think could also be used. I like the idea of zooming in/out of topics, in a visual way, to explore ideas on TOE. I suspect the powers of ten applet was homegrown rather than created from an application. I'll try and contact Mr. Davidson to get more information and I'll post his response here. I'm also looking for a similar application (However, I may create my own) and I'll post the results of my research here. I'll also start a thread in the planning forum once I begin making progress in this area.

--Robert