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Technology in Interpretation Methods: Summary |
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The methodology of the project is the systematic
plan that drives the work of the researcher.
Each objective was achieved by following a series of steps and
procedures. By
accomplishing each small step, the researcher climbed closer and closer
to the ultimate goal of the project.
The Interpretive Technology project required an understanding of
computer skills that professional interpreters value, the creation of an
interpretive technology lab where students can practice their skills,
the development of technology course modules that incorporate skills
into the interpretation classes, and an evaluation of student’s
attitudes and comfort levels. Completing
the steps for each objective lead to a successful and effective computer
skills training for interpretive students.
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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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