Apps and tools
Everything we have built, in one place
Parliamentary procedure first — then the five Career Development Event identification apps and the Nebraska Ag Ed Record, all out of the same classroom.
Parliamentary procedure
The Parliamentary Owl Digital Assistant
A single web app that covers the whole arc: learn the motions, drill them, test on them, then take the chair and run the meeting.
Seven drills and a question bank
Precedence, classification, standard descriptive characteristics, and more, at beginner through full-course levels. Every question carries its citation, and every answer explains itself.
Help Me Study
Guided study paths, a full user guide written for both a first-time teacher and a chair who needs one answer mid-meeting, and a teaching resources library.
Run a Meeting and Help Me Preside
Two presiding tools: one walks a chair through a meeting in order, the other answers “what do I say now?” while a motion is pending.
Shared agendas and minutes
Build an agenda, run the meeting from it, and come out with minutes — shared across paired devices so the secretary and the chair stay on the same page.
Organizations and leaderboards
Advisors create a group with a join code, see per-student practice time and scores, and reissue a student’s recovery code when it goes missing.
RONR and the AIP Standard Code
Content is keyed to Robert’s Rules of Order Newly Revised, 12th edition, and to the AIP Standard Code of Parliamentary Procedure, 2nd edition, so a group can drill under whichever authority it has adopted.
The Parliamentary Procedure Game
Motion chips, SDC prompt hexes, and nine games built on them — from a precedence speed test to a full presiding practicum. Everything needed to run it, plus the cut files for making your own set, is published here.
Print and classroom
Printed and downloadable materials
Parliamentary Procedure Interactive Notebook
Over 120 pages — teacher edition, student edition, and cut-outs and foldables — following the 12th edition of Robert’s Rules of Order. Open access.
FFA LDE Presentation Set Card Generator
An Excel workbook that generates presentation set cards for the National FFA Parliamentary Procedure and Conduct of Chapter Meetings LDEs. Requires desktop Excel with macros enabled.
Other work
Career Development Event identification apps
Five identification guides, each built the same way: browse and search the official list, drill it with flashcards, then sit a timed practice test in the contest's own format. Built for Nebraska classrooms and released free for anyone who teaches the same events.
- FFA Forestry ID Study GuideCDE app
Browse, search, and flashcard practice for the national Forestry CDE identification list, with contest-format timed practice.
- Nebraska Agronomy CDE Identification GuideCDE app
The same approach for the Agronomy CDE list — seeds, plants, and insects, with per-student progress tracking.
- Vet Science ID StationCDE app
The specimens on the current national Veterinary Science list, with browse and search, flashcards, a timed contest-format practice test, and pooled class analytics.
- Nebraska Floriculture CDECDE app
Plant and material identification for the Floriculture event, with a self-quiz that runs both directions — photo to name, and name to details.
- Nebraska Meats Evaluation CDECDE app
Retail cut identification across beef, pork, lamb, and variety meats, with the same identification guide, self-quiz, and study tips.
Every one of these keeps a study ID and a team leaderboard, so an advisor can see how a squad is progressing. Ask about a district rollout on the contact page.
Other work
The Nebraska Ag Ed Record
A sourced record of agricultural education and FFA in Nebraska, compiled from the annual reports and state directories: the chapters, the teachers who served them, a statewide timeline running from 1917, and an index of the names the sources carry. The whole thing is also published as a classroom data set — eight tables and the directory workbook, free to download and built to be worked on in a spreadsheet.
Chapters and teachers
Every chapter the sources name, with its teachers and the years each one appears — searchable by school, by town, and by FFA district, and placed on a state map.
A timeline from 1917
State and national milestones alongside chapter charters, so a program can see where its own beginning falls in the larger story.
Sourced, and deliberately limited
School, town, district, name, and role only. Street addresses, telephone numbers, and e-mail addresses appear in several of the sources and are not reproduced.