Patents by Inventor Kenneth M. Gunn
Kenneth M. Gunn has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Publication number: 20150286397Abstract: Techniques for real-time observation assessment are provided. The techniques, which are designed for educators, take advantage of handheld computers, desktop/laptop computers and Internet access in order to reduce the paperwork associated with conventional educational assessments. An array of instructional assessment applications are designed to run on handheld computers. The instructional assessment applications may be based on existing and widely used paper methodologies. A common Web-based platform for assessment application distribution, selection, download, data management and reporting is also provided. Users can then periodically synchronize instructional data (assessments, diagnostic results, notes and/or schedules) to the Web site. At the Web site, browser-based reports and analysis can be viewed, administered and shared via electronic mail.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 23, 2015Publication date: October 8, 2015Inventors: Lawrence Jason Berger, Gregory M. Gunn, John D. Stewart, Kenneth M. Gunn, Elizabeth Lynn, Nicole M. Adams, Anouk Markovits, Aaron Boyd
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Patent number: 8997004Abstract: Techniques for real-time observation assessment are provided. The techniques, which are designed for educators, take advantage of handheld computers, desktop/laptop computers and Internet access in order to reduce the paperwork associated with conventional educational assessments. An array of instructional assessment applications are designed to run on handheld computers. The instructional assessment applications may be based on existing and widely used paper methodologies. A common Web-based platform for assessment application distribution, selection, download, data management and reporting is also provided. Users can then periodically synchronize instructional data (assessments, diagnostic results, notes and/or schedules) to the Web site. At the Web site, browser-based reports and analysis can be viewed, administered and shared via electronic mail.Type: GrantFiled: January 16, 2014Date of Patent: March 31, 2015Assignee: Amplify Education, Inc.Inventors: Lawrence Jason Berger, Gregory M. Gunn, John D. Stewart, Kenneth M. Gunn, Elizabeth Lynn, Nicole M. Adams, Anouk Markovits, Aaron Boyd
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Publication number: 20140134592Abstract: Techniques for real-time observation assessment are provided. The techniques, which are designed for educators, take advantage of handheld computers, desktop/laptop computers and Internet access in order to reduce the paperwork associated with conventional educational assessments. An array of instructional assessment applications are designed to run on handheld computers. The instructional assessment applications may be based on existing and widely used paper methodologies. A common Web-based platform for assessment application distribution, selection, download, data management and reporting is also provided. Users can then periodically synchronize instructional data (assessments, diagnostic results, notes and/or schedules) to the Web site. At the Web site, browser-based reports and analysis can be viewed, administered and shared via electronic mail.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 16, 2014Publication date: May 15, 2014Applicant: Amplify Education, Inc.Inventors: Lawrence Jason Berger, Gregory M. Gunn, John D. Stewart, Kenneth M. Gunn, Elizabeth Lynn, Nicole M. Adams, Anouk Markovits, Aaron Boyd
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Patent number: 8667400Abstract: Techniques for real-time observation assessment are provided. The techniques, which are designed for educators, take advantage of handheld computers, desktop/laptop computers and Internet access in order to reduce the paperwork associated with conventional educational assessments. An array of instructional assessment applications are designed to run on handheld computers. The instructional assessment applications may be based on existing and widely used paper methodologies. A common Web-based platform for assessment application distribution, selection, download, data management and reporting is also provided. Users can then periodically synchronize instructional data (assessments, diagnostic results, notes and/or schedules) to the Web site. At the Web site, browser-based reports and analysis can be viewed, administered and shared via electronic mail.Type: GrantFiled: June 22, 2009Date of Patent: March 4, 2014Assignee: Amplify Education, Inc.Inventors: Lawrence Jason Berger, Gregory M. Gunn, John D. Stewart, Kenneth M. Gunn, Elizabeth Lynn, Nicole M. Adams, Anouk Markovits, Aaron Boyd
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Publication number: 20090263778Abstract: Techniques for real-time observation assessment are provided. The techniques, which are designed for educators, take advantage of handheld computers, desktop/laptop computers and Internet access in order to reduce the paperwork associated with conventional educational assessments. An array of instructional assessment applications are designed to run on handheld computers. The instructional assessment applications may be based on existing and widely used paper methodologies. A common Web-based platform for assessment application distribution, selection, download, data management and reporting is also provided. Users can then periodically synchronize instructional data (assessments, diagnostic results, notes and/or schedules) to the Web site. At the Web site, browser-based reports and analysis can be viewed, administered and shared via electronic mail.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 22, 2009Publication date: October 22, 2009Applicant: WIRELESS GENERATION, INC.Inventors: Lawrence J. Berger, Gregory M. Gunn, John D. Stewart, Kenneth M. Gunn, Elizabeth Lynn, Nicole M. Adams, Anouk Markovits, Aaron Boyd
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Patent number: 7568160Abstract: Techniques for real-time observation assessment are provided. The techniques, which are designed for educators, take advantage of handheld computers, desktop/laptop computers and Internet access in order to reduce the paperwork associated with conventional educational assessments. An array of instructional assessment applications are designed to run on handheld computers. The instructional assessment applications may be based on existing and widely used paper methodologies. A common Web-based platform for assessment application distribution, selection, download, data management and reporting is also provided. Users can then periodically synchronize instructional data (assessments, diagnostic results, notes and/or schedules) to the Web site. At the Web site, browser-based reports and analysis can be viewed, administered and shared via electronic mail.Type: GrantFiled: February 8, 2006Date of Patent: July 28, 2009Assignee: Wireless Generation, Inc.Inventors: Lawrence Jason Berger, Gregory M. Gunn, John D. Stewart, Kenneth M. Gunn, Elizabeth Lynn, Nicole M. Adams, Anouk Markovits, Aaron Boyd
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Patent number: 7114126Abstract: A system, method and computer program product for real-time observation assessment is provided. The invention, designed for educators, takes advantage of handheld computers, desktop/laptop computers and the increasing presence of Internet access in order to reduce the paperwork associated with conventional educational assessments. The invention includes an array of instructional assessment applications designed to run on handheld computers. The instructional assessment applications may be based on existing and widely-used paper methodologies. A common Web-based platform for assessment application distribution, selection, download, data management and reporting is also provided. Users can then periodically synchronize instructional data (assessments, diagnostic results, notes and/or schedules) to the Web site. At the Web site, browser-based reports and analysis can be viewed, administered and shared via electronic mail.Type: GrantFiled: July 18, 2002Date of Patent: September 26, 2006Assignee: Wireless Generation, Inc.Inventors: Lawrence J. Berger, Gregory M. Gunn, John D. Stewart, Kenneth M. Gunn, Elizabeth Lynn, Nicole M. Adams, Anouk Markovits, Aaron Boyd
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Publication number: 20030087219Abstract: A system, method and computer program product for real-time observation assessment is provided. The invention, designed for educators, takes advantage of handheld computers, desktop/laptop computers and the increasing presence of Internet access in order to reduce the paperwork associated with conventional educational assessments. The invention includes an array of instructional assessment applications designed to run on handheld computers. The instructional assessment applications may be based on existing and widely-used paper methodologies. A common Web-based platform for assessment application distribution, selection, download, data management and reporting is also provided. Users can then periodically synchronize instructional data (assessments, diagnostic results, notes and/or schedules) to the Web site. At the Web site, browser-based reports and analysis can be viewed, administered and shared via electronic mail.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 18, 2002Publication date: May 8, 2003Inventors: Lawrence J. Berger, Gregory M. Gunn, John D. Stewart, Kenneth M. Gunn, Elizabeth Lynn, Nicole M. Adams, Anouk Markovits, Aaron Boyd
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Patent number: 4273164Abstract: Method for transferring a volatile liquid fuel from a common source, into one or more of a plurality of fuel receiving tanks, including the steps of directing vapors from each receiving tank to a common manifold, passing the collected vapors into a vapor circulating circuit which functions to establish a uniform degree of vacuum in the vapor system and which disposes of excessive vapors.Type: GrantFiled: December 6, 1978Date of Patent: June 16, 1981Assignee: Texaco Inc.Inventor: Kenneth M. Gunn
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Patent number: 4256151Abstract: System for transferring a volatile liquid fuel from a common source, into one or more of a plurality of dispensing nozzles. The latter can be individually or simultaneously operated to service one or more vehicles. The system avoids passage of fuel vapors into the atmosphere during the transfer operation by providing a preferential path back into the fuel tank or other vapor storage devices through a central, vacuum assist apparatus. It further includes devices to avoid the inadvertent accumulation of condensate in the vapor lines by passing liquid around the vapor metering valve and directing it to a vapor receptacle.Type: GrantFiled: March 26, 1979Date of Patent: March 17, 1981Assignee: Texaco Inc.Inventor: Kenneth M. Gunn
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Patent number: 4253503Abstract: System for transferring a volatile liquid fuel from a common source, into one or more of a plurality of dispensing nozzles. The latter can be individually or simultaneously operated to service one or more vehicles. The system avoids passage of fuel vapors into the atmosphere during the transfer operation by providing a preferential path back into the fuel tank or other vapor storage devices through a central, vacuum controlled assist apparatus.Type: GrantFiled: June 21, 1979Date of Patent: March 3, 1981Assignee: Texaco Inc.Inventor: Kenneth M. Gunn