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3-D Archaeology in the Classroom: Free workshop on April 12 in Walnut Creek
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- Lawrence Hall of Science, CyArk
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- I'm a project manager in the multimedia department at the Lawrence Hall of Science. I work the curriculum groups, making multimedia and websites and occasionally work on physical exhibits using technology for the museum floor. As a science lover and general geek, I'm exited to find out ways to use Web 2.0 tech to get people involved in science.
I also work with CyArk, a non-profit company that documents archaeological sites and makes the media openly accessible to the public. I still secretly want to be Indiana Jones!
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Multimedia is so important in the sciences. We are experimenting with many multimedia Web 2.0 applications as part of our Virtual Learning Initiative, and the KY Virtual University.
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