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Principal Investigator

Thomas Speitel is the head of Learning Technology at the Curriculum Development & Research Group at the University of Hawaii (UH) at Manoa. He has 28 years of experience in developing science curricula and innovative technology for education.

Learning Technology
Curriculum Research & Development Group
1776 University Avenue
Wist Annex 1, Room 101
Honolulu, HI 96822
Ph: 808-956-6855
Fax: 808-956-0814
Email: speitel@hawaii.edu

Co-principal Investigator

Neil Scott is the director and founder of the Archimedes Project, and supervises the development of the Invention Factory. He has more than 35 years of experience with designing, implementing, and teaching hardware and software engineering and has been developing computer interfaces for people with special needs since 1977.

Ph: 808-222-2128
Fax: 808-956-9678
Email: ngscott@hawaii.edu

Workshop Location

University of Hawaii/CRDG
Invention Factory
Wist Annex 1, Room 101
1776 University Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96822

Project Manager
Sandy Gabrielli, Archimedes Hawaii Project
Ph: 808-224-1743
Email: sandyg@hawaii.edu

Instructors
Raemi Shibata, Learning Technology
Ph: 808-956-8212
Email: raemi@hawaii.edu

IT System Support
Kevin Gill, Archimedes Hawaii Project
Ph: 808-956-7793
Email: kgill@ifhawaii.com

Recruitment, Media and Web design
Lynn Fujioka -Women In Technology, isisHawaii
Email: lynn@medb.org

Project Evaluation
Chuck Giuli
Pacific Resources for Education and Learning
Email: giulic@prel.org
www.prel.org

Content Consultants
Shane Cobb-Adams, Ph.D., Psychology, cultural specialist in native Hawaiian issues
Email: Scobbada@hawaii.edu

Josh Kaakua, Coordinator, Minority Engineering Program UH, College of Engineering
Email: kaakua@eng.hawaii.edu

Kelly Roberts, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, UH Center on Disability Studies (CDS)
Email: robertsk@hawaii.edu

Student Mentors
Sebastian De Angelis
UH Information and Computer Science
Email: sdeangel@hawaii.edu

This program is sponsored by the University of Hawaii at Manoa Curriculum Research & Development Group and funded in part by the National Science Foundation.


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