Dr. Charles Evans, associate professor
of history at the Loudoun campus, has directed three faculty study projects funded by the NEH and
has also received a series of grants that have supported the development of
interactive multimedia modules for use in history courses and the creation
of a www-instructional model for teaching history. He has taught history
courses that use computer conference technologies, and he is currently
teaching three history courses, that he designed, on the www.
E-mail: cevans@nvcc.edu
Home page:
novaonline.nvcc.edu/eli/evans/default.htm
Henry J. ("Jud") Sage,
associate professor of history at the Alexandria campus, specializes in American history, especially the
period from the American Revolution through the Civil War, and began
building "The Sage Page for American History" on the NVCC web site in
1996. He has conducted numerous workshops on building web pages since
that time and recently completed an internship with the NVCC Technical
Applications Center (TAC). He is co-chair of the Alexandria Teaching and
Learning with Technology Roundtable (TLTR.)
E-mail: hsage@nvcc.edu
Home page:
www.nvcc.edu/home/nvsageh/home.html
Dr. Agatha Taormina, director of
the learning resource center at the Loudoun campus,
has been an assistant director of NEH and FIPSE grants that promoted interdisciplinary
approaches to the humanities and science curriculum. She currently has
grant funding to teach HTML and www course design (Perkins and Tech-Prep
grants) and to develop an interdisciplinary honors course. She has also
created www-materials to supplement her English and literature courses,
and she teaches her classes in a networked writing environment.
E-mail: ataormina@nvcc.edu
Home page:
www.nvcc.edu/home/nvtaora
Dr. Diane Thompson, professor of
English at the Woodbridge campus,
has also been an assistant director of an NEH grant and was the NVCC site
director for a three-year Annenberg/CPB grant that studied the use of interactive
networks in and between classrooms. She has been teaching in a distance
education environment for over fifteen years now, including the use of
computer conferences and television, and has published numerous articles
on using computers in the classroom environment.
E-mail: dthompson@nvcc.edu
Home page:
novaonline.nvcc.edu/eli/eng111009/index.htm
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