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Technology in Interpretation A Thesis Study from UW-Stevens Point |
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Welcome to the "Technology in Interpretation"
website. The purpose of this site is to provide interpretation
students and professionals with information regarding the use of
computer technology in the interpretive profession. The site is a
compilation of research I conducted for my Master's thesis, entitled
"Incorporating Computer Technology Skills into Interpretation
Courses at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point."
Excerpts and Please click one of the following topics to start exploring the site. Thank you for your interest. If you have any questions or comments, please let me know (jbuchhol@uwsp.edu). Jim Buchholz Schmeeckle Reserve University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Stevens Point, WI 54481 (715) 346-4992Describes the purpose and importance for conducting this study, as well as the current situation. A series of documents that defines the study in more detail and explores research already conducted in interpretive technology. Introduces various steps that were taken to complete the project. Reveals the results of the study and their effect on the interpretive classes at Stevens Point. Allows you to download the entire thesis document, or specific chapters from the thesis. Also provides access to the digital presentation and desktop publishing tutorials.
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For More Information, contact: Jim Buchholz Schmeeckle Reserve University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point (715) 346-4992 jbuchhol@uwsp.edu
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All pictures and text are copyrighted by Jim Buchholz, 2002. No part of this website may be duplicated without written permission of the author. | ||
summaries of different sections have been used to
keep this website concise and easy-to-use. More detailed
information directly from the thesis is available by clicking the book
icon in each section.