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Applied Technology Program is designed to equip educators with the
resources, skills, and knowlege necessary to successfully integrate
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| The University of
Alabama is one of the south's premier research institutions. It is
ranked among the top 50 public universities in the nation according to
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The Project Team
Dr. Vivian H. Wright:
Associate Professor of Computers & Applied Technology and Project
Leader
vwright@bamaed.ua.edu
Joyce Fleming is currently employed by the Hoover City
School system in Birmingham, Alabama at Bumpus Middle School. She
serves as the Computer Applications Instructor and the Technology
Director. She teaches 6th, 7th, and 8th grade classes as well as
provides professional development and training for faculty members.
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Gretchen Ratliff is a graduate of The University of
Alabama with a degree in Secondary Language Arts. She currently teaches
7th grade at Tuscaloosa Middle School.
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Askia Little is a
second grade teacher at Rock Quarry Elementary in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
He currently serves as the school's Web Leader and chair of the
Technology Committee. He assists faculty in professional development
and training in the area of Instructional Technology. Askia also served
as the designer of this website.
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Patrick Malone is
currently employed by the Tuscaloosa City school system as a History
teacher at Northridge High School. He has used infomation from the CAT
Masters program to improve his instructional practices as they relate
to technology in the social sciences.
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Jessica Moore holds
a degree in Elementary Education and currently serves as a substitute
teacher for the Tuscaloosa County school system. She plans to pursue a
career in instructional technology.
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Sue Sikora is currently employed by Hoover City Schools at Spain Park High School
where she teaches Computer Applications and Personal Finance. She is a graduate student in the CAT Master's Program
at the University of Alabama.
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Casey Marler holds a degree in Secondary Education - Mathematics. She is
currently a full time CAT Master's Student, but will begin teaching at Hillcrest High School in the Fall.
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Darrin Lett currently teaches
Business Education and is assistant coach for varsity baseball at Lincoln High School. He is currently a student in the CAT
Master's Program at the University of Alabama.
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