Interpretive Technology

	Technology in Interpretation Thesis

Home	Individual chapters or the entire thesis can be downloaded using the links below. Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to view these documents, and can be downloaded for free from this site: http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html The thesis can be downloaded for personal and educational purposes. Please contact the author for permission before duplicating any section. All pictures and text are copyrighted by the author, May 2002. "Incorporating Computer Technology Skills into the Interpretation Courses at UW-Stevens Point" Thesis Adobe Acrobat Downloads Click on one of the links above to directly view the document in your Internet browser. Or, right-click a link above and choose "Save Target As..." to save the document to your computer. Entire Thesis Thesis Chapters Introductory Pages Chapter 1: The Goal and its Setting Chapter 2: The Literature Review Chapter 3: The Methodology Chapter 4: Results and Discussions Bibliography Appendices Tutorials PowerPoint Tutorials Desktop Publishing Tutorials Other Documents Categories for Open-ended Interpreter Survey Questions
Introduction
Related Readings
Methods
Results
Thesis

	For More Information, contact: Jim Buchholz Schmeeckle Reserve University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point (715) 346-4992 jbuchhol@uwsp.edu	All pictures and text are copyrighted by Jim Buchholz, 2002. No part of this website may be duplicated without written permission of the author.