Brian Scott Webster

US Patent:

20060029920, Feb 9, 2006

Filed:

Jul 23, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/187606

Inventors:

James Bruno - Los Angeles CA, US
Charles Smith - Encinitas CA, US
Patrick Engstrom - Longmont CO, US
Timothy Adams - Aurora CO, US
Kevin Warr - Parker CO, US
Michael Cushman - Lakewood CO, US
Brian Webster - Arvada CO, US
Frederick Bollin - Denver CO, US

International Classification:

G09B 7/00

US Classification:

434323000

Abstract:

A method for knowledge assessment and encouraging learning via the administration, scoring, remediation, and reiteration of a confidence-based assessment (CBA) test. The CBA test comprises a plurality of multiple choice questions directed to categorical topics, and two-dimensional answers by which a subject indicates both their answer and level of confidence category of their answer. The answers include a plurality of full-confidence choices consisting of single-choice answers (A), (B) or (C), a plurality of partial-confidence choices consisting of sets of multiple single-choice answers (A or B), (B or C), (A or C), and an unsure answer. Scoring entails giving maximum points for correct full-confidence answers, partial points for correct partial-confidence answers, no score for not knowing, and a maximum penalty for wrong answers in any category. The answers are compiled and displayed as a knowledge profile to the subject that separates answers into quadrants of doubt, misinformation, unknown and mastery. The CBA test method is re-administering as often as desired, and when taken multiple times a composite knowledge profile is compiled and to the subject to show improvement.

US Patent:

20220219065, Jul 14, 2022

Filed:

Jan 14, 2021

Appl. No.:

17/148788

Inventors:

- Austin TX, US
Brian Webster - Anaheim CA, US
Randy Pagnan - Anaheim CA, US
John Brereton - Anaheim CA, US
Mike Lautenslager - Elberta AL, US

Assignee:

Golfinity, Inc. - Austin TX

International Classification:

A63B 71/06
A63B 71/02
A63B 24/00

Abstract:

A system for creating a virtual environment is disclosed. The system has a barrier screen configured to stop an object including a ball that is moved toward the barrier, including a first barrier screen portion that is a cylinder section, and a second barrier screen portion that is disposed above the first barrier screen portion, wherein the second barrier screen portion is an elliptical section. The system also has at least one projector configured to project an image of the virtual environment on the barrier screen, at least one sensor configured to sense data associated with the object, and a computing device configured to control the at least one projector to change the image based on the sensed data.