ACS-Mellon
Technology Fellows
Fall 1997 Fellows
William Crummett (crummett@centre.edu), Centre Physics Dept.,
plans to develop a computer interface for experiments commonly conducted
in Introductory Physics courses, whereby students can collect data directly
onto a computer from traditional physics equipment such as inertial balances,
airtracks and pendulums.
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Robert
Jensen (rjensen@trinity.edu), Jesse H. Jones Distinguished
Professor of Business Administration at Trinity University, is developing
free Accounting and Information Systems (AIS) learning and research modules
on the web. For more information about this project and links to his completed
Tool Book modules , see his home page.
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Andy
Newcomb (anewcomb@richmond.edu), Richmond Psychology
Dept., will be developing an undergraduate technology fellows program
to serve as a model partnership between university information services
and academic departments.
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Shusuke
Yagi (Shusuke.Yagi@furman.edu), Furman Japanese
professor, will develop a computerized program designed to make Japanese
reading practices interactive and efficient With a simple click of the
mouse, students will be able to hear the pronunciation of the words as
well as entire sentences.
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