I just graduated from the Master in Digital Media at Georgia Tech. Before coming to the US, I obtained a Chilean Government Scholarship. I also hold a B.A. and Journalism professional degree from the Catholic University of Chile. I had taught and had been making research on new media topics since 2001.

At Georgia Tech

During my two years at Georgia Tech I had focused on the basic theoretical frameworks of interactivity, human computer interaction, and on experimental approaches for television.

• Manager of the Experimental Television group, directed by Dr. Janet Murray. In 2005 we created in collaboration with American Film Institute's Digital Content Lab and History Channel's World War II series, a prototype to enhance the presentation of historical documentaries on television. The prototype exploits the encyclopedic nature of digital media to deliver multiple human perspectives on the complex events. The World War II Experience assumes a broadband, video-on-demand environment that merges the rich content of television with the interactivity and archiving capabilities of the Internet.  
  
  
• Beyond the core courses of the program, I had taken the following ones: Human Computer Interaction and Information Visualization at the College of Computing.

Some of my current relevant projects:

• Conference Locator 
  A Google Maps API based prototype application for searching for conferences.
  
  
• Flight Tracker at Atlanta Airport 
  A Java programmed nice visualization of the arrivals and departures from Atlanta International Airport.
  
  
• Owls and Bats 
  A game inspired on the great designs of the spanish Kukuxumusu. More projects

Teaching

Since 2001 I have been teaching at the Journalism School of the Catholic University of Chile. As member of the New Media Department. Currently I am in a leave of absence to do my master and doctorate studies. I had taught the following courses: :

• New Media (undergraduate, 2001-2003): Theory of communication applied to the new media and the creation of Internet projects.
  
  
• Interactive Narrative (undergraduate, 2004-2005)
  
  
• Convergence Journalism (graduate/master 2004-2005)
  
  
• Extension courses for journalists in Media Convergence, Technology on Communications and Interactive-Multimedia Narrative. (2004-2005)

Publications

• Goldenberg, Sergio. La interactividad: El desafío pendiente del periodismo online (Interactivity: Online journalism's pending challenge" Cuadernos de Información Nº18, 2005. Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile Santiago, Chile (in spanish).  
  
  
• Fernandez, Francisco, Goldenberg, Sergio. Internet: Acortar la brecha (WIP Chile: Scanning the reality of Internet in Chile) Revista Universitaria Nº84, July-Sept 2004. Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile Santiago, Chile (in spanish).    SPANISH VERSION     ENGLISH VERSION

Conferences

• Digital journalism trends: The challenges of storytelling.  
  International conference organized by the Catholic University of Chile and the World Press Institute. Lecture about the evolution of the online Chilean media and the challenges that they have for the future.

Research

• World Internet Project  
  Research assistant since 2000 on a project lead by the Communication Faculty and Sociology Institute of the Catholic University of Chile in association with the University of Southern California's Annenberg Center for the Digital Future with fund granted by the Chilean government.

Other Academic Duties

• Leader of the “Advanced Journalism and Multimedia Room” project. (2005)
  
  
• Editor of Journalism Research & Investigation courses.
  
  

Professional and Academic Portfolio

Here is available my Portfolio and my updated Resume