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A “Brown Bag” Panel Discussion 23 January 2002
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A “Brown Bag” Panel Discussion 23 January 2002
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Minoru Yoshida Minoru Yoshida Kate Groves Kate Groves Scott Hayes Scott Hayes Qing Quan (QQ) Qing Quan (QQ)
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Importers Self Importers Self-
Sufficiency Exporters
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– 7 TUT faculty trained at NTID by NTID faculty and staff.
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– Dedicated on 1 October 2001 – Fully operational by 1 January 2002
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TUT (China)
– Dedicated on 3 October 2001
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(September 2001)
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Evaluation of training sessions conducted two months after the June training
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– Bauman Moscow State Technical University, Russia – Charles University, Czech Republic – College of St. Benilde of de la Salle University (CSB), Philippines
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– www.pen.ntid.rit.edu
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Implementation of Multimedia Training Room
– ISDN – Smart Board – Laptops with internet access
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First-ever competition in Japan and USA for deaf students Conducted by Professor Cushman of NTID and Professor Matsufjji of TCT
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–Teleconference with TCT, TUT –Offered on the PEN- International WWW Site
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– Officially open the lab (1 October 2001)
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Technology and Education of the Deaf Symposium.
– 7 TUT faculty members attended pre-determined sessions to meet their specific needs.
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Technology and Education of the Deaf Symposium.
– assisted by 7 Chinese RIT graduate students. These students translated training material and worked as interpreters.
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Technology and Education of the Deaf Symposium.
– PEN-International represented in Poster Session.
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(China) Faculty Members
seminars with NTID faculty and staff
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– The goal of the exchange is to develop an understanding of the diverse cultures that influence the global marketplace.
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Student Exchange
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– Training of faculty – Training by faculty – Development of instructional materials
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– Conduct Needs Assessment – Purchase and Install Equipment – Open facility for student use – Train BMSTU Faculty in USA – Distance technology used to train faculty in Moscow
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– Establish and Open a PEN-International Multimedia Lab – WWW-based and ISDN Technology Training – Develop materials for workshops for teaching English as a second language to BMSTU and Charles University deaf students
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– Faculty Development Workshops for TCT Faculty
ISDN – TCT & NTID co-lead training on curriculum development for faculty from College of St. Benilde – Conduct a national training session/conference in Japan – Expanded Haiku Competition conducted at NTID and TCT
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– Instructional Technology – English as a Second Language – Deaf Education – On-line and Distance Learning
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– Collect data after training sessions, workshops, etc., and document changes that
– Construct a comprehensive worldwide database of college and universities that provide services and programs for students who are deaf. – Make information available as a public services on PEN-International WWW Site.
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