Misty Lackie
I have been developing software for over 20 years. I have launched multiple online businesses that combined have serviced over 70,000 customers nationwide.
In my spare time I am either out on the beach jogging with my dog or hanging out with family. I also teach kids how to code by running coding & robotics clubs in my local community and by sharing STEM projects in schools.
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Business Development Services
My consulting services span widely. I can consult in business development for start-ups, business development focused on growth, advertising, software development, automation that saves you money, and a whole lot more.
Starting a new business can be very overwhelming. My clients are oftentimes lost on where to start with things like accounting, website development, hiring, payroll, inventory, advertising and all of the other little things that go into starting a new business. I help you implement these areas into your business seamlessly.
Being a business owner myself running multiple small businesses, I fully understand how important growth and advertising are. I am also fully aware that most businesses have a limited budget so any budget that is allocated to growth needs to count. I 100% focus on bringing you are large return on investment.
Most everyone is searching online these days so it is important to have a business website that captures customers and drives sales. I have over 15 years experience developing websites and can help you setup a website for your business that delivers results.
With over 20 years experience developing software and multiple software companies under my belt, I can develop software for your company that helps you grow. This can range from automation software, custom business software, reporting software and a whole lot more.
I would love to hear from you. I provide a free consultation to determine if I am the right fit.
Tech & STEM projects for kids
These are some of the recent projects I have done with young kids and teens. These projects were done in K-12 class environments or in clubs at local schools. Feel free to contact me if you are interested in doing any of these projects in your school.
I ran an after-school coding club at Branch Elementary School that taught students how to program games using HTML & JavaScript. In this club we used the CodeDigs software platform that I developed. Learn more about the coding club here
I ran a summer Learn To Mod club that taught students how to code by programming Minecraft mods. We ran these clubs out of our office and taught over 60 kids how to code that summer. Read about it here.
I have worked with the CCNTH DireLights student run business mentoring the students on how to grow their sales with digital advertising. This included showing them how to do keyword research, competitive research and how to leverage 3rd party marketplaces to generate more sales.
I ran a robotics club at Trivium Charter School for 5th to 8th graders. Students learned how to build sensor controlled robots and BattleBots using the Adruino and other parts. Read more about the battle bots from here.
This is a science project where students build snail habitats. We hook up a Raspberry Pi with a camera to each habitat so we can take snapshot photos every hour. The photos are saved to a website, so students can view a history of where the snails are hanging out the most. This allows them to improve their snail habitat overtime. Learn more about the project from https://www.snailhabitat.com/
This project teaches students how to build a motor powered paper airplane launcher. This is a great lesson for teaching engineering and electronics. Flight can also be incorporated into this lesson as well as teaching students about different wind patterns by showing them how their plane flys against or with the wind. A guide is coming soon for this.
This was a project done in a K-1 class to introduce students to circuits. I taught the kids how to build mini bug bots using toothbrush heads, vibrating motors, cell coin battery and other parts. Read about the bug bot from here
This is a project done in a K-1 class as a fun way to learn about magnetism. The kids learned how to built tins bots using magnets and different parts that can stick to magnets. They also learned how to add a motor & battery to it in order to get it to move. Read more about the tin robot from here.
This was a project done in a K-1 class as a fun way to learn about simple machines (wheels & axle). The students learned how to build a fully functional bubble blowing machine. Read more about the bubble blowing machine from here.
This was a project done in s K-1 class as a fun way to learn about electronics. The students learned how to build circuits connecting lights, buzzers, motors and switches. Read more about the play dough circuits from here.
This was a club I ran at at Trivium Charter School for 6th to 8th graders. The students learned how to build a fully functional retro arcade system out of a shoe box using the Raspberry Pi and other parts. Read more about the retro arcade from here.
This was a project done at in a K-1 class as a fun way to learn about circuits & electronics. The students learned how to build a parallel circuit using a battery, conductive copper tape and LEDs. Read about the Christmas Tree Circuit Ornaments.