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Professional Organization: Faculty Instructional Technology Training Center Advisory Committee

Mary Harrsch, College of Education, University of Oregon
Mary Harrsch
Director of Networks and Management Information Systems
http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~mharrsch/
technology
University of Oregon
Development of online artificially intelligent virtual professors and technology help desk; Development of an online collaborative timeline tool that enables comparisons of events by category association; Development of an online image archive of museum artifacts for use in history and art history instruction; Integration of my personal image library of Roman architecture into the interactive Nolli Map Project; Development of online virtual historical personalities to supplement a national tour of the George S. Stuart Historical Figure Collection; Production of an online newsmagazine featuring RSS-fed columns encompassing Roman Archaeology, Gaming and Entertainment with ancient themes, Academic Presentations on the Roman Empire, books and novels about the ancient world, and bios of classical scholars focussing on the Roman world.
Technology in Education with a particular interest in history education.
Mary Harrsch is a director of Networks and Management Information Systems for the College of Education at the University of Oregon. She is also a database design consultant specializing in Filemaker Pro cross-platform solutions.

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