About Brad Larson Media

Brad Larson specializes in the development of playful museum interactives promoting family learning. With over a decade of experience as Technology Developer at The Children's Museum in Boston, Brad is recognized nationally as one of the leading developers of media for family audiences in exhibits. With a background in learning theory from Harvard Graduate School of Education and hand's-on technology development at the MIT Media Lab, Brad provides the ability to connect content with technology. He has worked extensively with educational publishers, and over the years has earned one of Boston's best track records on award-winning media projects promoting informal learning.

Paula Sincero has more than 12 years experience developing award-winning print and on-line curricula and interactives for K-12 educational publishers, museums, and educational television. She innovatively connects learning in museums, schools and homes by aligning exciting ideas with the national learning standards. Paula is currently our lead developer for a distance learning habitat conservation project for the Smithsonian's National Zoo. She brings her creative vision and hands-on experience along with strong project management, communication, and research skills. Recognition for her work includes two Emmy® nominations and four first place USDLA and Telecon national distance learning awards, among others.

Brad Larson Media Associates provides custom-built teams - including industry-leading animators, programers, and print/Web designers - based on project needs to connect state-of-the-art technology with current learning theory.