 Brad
Atchison is currently employed as an occupational therapist with USD
#383 in Manhattan, Kansas. He is also enrolled as a special student in the
department of education at Kansas State University. Brad's experience with
educational technology is limited to hardware and software that can be used
as "assistive technology" for special education students. Brad
has also worked as an assistant professor of speech communication and debate
coach at University of Alaska Anchorage and a pediatric therapist at Boulder
Community Hospital in Boulder Colorado. Brad can be reached at keats3179@yahoo.com |
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 Mark
Viner is working toward a doctorate in Curriculum & Instruction
specializing in Educational Computing, Design and Telecommunications at
Kansas State University. His research interests include working with students
to design multimedia projects, science education, designing to learn, and
constructivism. As a teaching assistant, he assists undergraduates and graduates
students in the use of educational technology. His educational background
includes visual communications, biology, and educational technology. When
Mark is not in a canoe fishing he can be reached at mjv2387@ksu.edu |
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Hong Wang is
a doctoral student in educational computing, design and telecommunications.
With a master degree in English, she had taught ESL in a university in China
for six years before she came to K-State to pursue her education. In addition
to her work in the Jardine Apartments Office, she has worked on technology
workshops and several Web production projects in other departments on campus.
Her academic interests include hypermedia environment for learning, constructivism,
Web design and distance learning. Hong can be reached at hwa7330@ksu.edu |
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Cecil
Schmidt is a doctoral student in Curriculum & Instruction with
a specialization in educational Computing, Design & Telecommunications
at Kansas State University. Currentlly Mr. Schmidt is an Associate Professor
of Computer Information Sciences at Washurn University. He currently is
teaching Computational Intelligence, Database Managment Systems, Contemporary
Programming Methods, and the Computer Information Sciences Capstone Courses.
Mr. Schmidt additionally is a computer consultant with past and present
clients including serveral of the fortune 500 companies along with many
of the local state agencies. His areas of interest includes Case Based
Reasoning with applications in education. Cecil may be reached atreached
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