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Home Page http://www.pen.ntid.rit.edu/ PEN-International: Facilitating Deaf Education for Deaf Men and Women Around the World Denise Kavin, Ed.D., Senior Project Associate E. William Clymer, MS Ed., MBA, Coordinator James J. DeCaro, PhD, Professor and Director PEN-International A presentation at the PEPNet Biennial Conference 7 April 2006 Louisville, Kentucky 1 Topics for Today s Presentation RIT/NTID, Home of PEN-International PEN-International Areas of Collaboration Future Directions 2 RIT Information Founded in 1829 Students 13,000 Undergrad 2,400 Graduate 1,500 Acre Campus Home of PEN- International 3 Foundation of Japan to NTID 1

NTID Students, Faculty & Staff 1250 Students 700 Sub-baccalaureate Programs, 475 Baccalaureate Program at RIT, 75 Graduate Students 475 Faculty & Staff 200 Faculty, 165 Staff, 110 Interpreters Support During a Year 80,000 Interpreter Hours, 40,000 Note Taker Hours, 20,000 Tutoring Hours 4 Nippon Foundation of Japan Improve Education in Participant Countries Establish International Network Provides Funds for PEN-International 5 Founding of PEN-International National Technical Institute for the Deaf Tianjin University of Technology Bauman Moscow State Technical University Tsukuba College of Technology The Nippon Foundation of Japan 6 Foundation of Japan to NTID 2

PEN-International Goals Improve Teaching, Learning and Curriculum Development Increase the Application of Technology to Teaching and Learning Expand Career Education Opportunities for Deaf and Hard-Of-Hearing People Around the World 7 PEN-International Vision Importer Self-Sufficiency Exporter 8 Implementation Strategy Training & Faculty Development Multimedia Computer Centers Online and WWW Resources Evaluation & Research 9 Foundation of Japan to NTID 3

PEN-International Partners NTID (USA) National University Corporation - Tsukuba University of Technology (N-TUT) (Japan) Tianjin University of Technology (China) Beijing Union University (China) Changchun University (China) Zhongzhou University (China) College of St. Benilde (Philippines) Bauman Moscow State Tech University (Russia) Institute of Social Rehabilitation at Novosibirsk State Technical University (Russia) Vladimir State University Center for the Deaf (Russia) Academy of Management TISBI at Kazan (Russia) Charles University (Czech Republic) Ratchasuda College (Thailand) 10 National Technical Institute for the Deaf (USA) Established in 1968 on the campus of RIT Approx. 1250 Students 475 Faculty/Staff 11 Tsukuba University of Technology (N-TUT) (Japan) Established in 1990 Technical College for Deaf Students Approx. 200 Students PEPNet Japan 12 Foundation of Japan to NTID 4

Tianjin University of Technology (China) Established in 1991 First Technical College in China Approx. 125 Students 13 Beijing Union University (China) University Established in 1985 Program for Deaf Students Established in 1999 Approx. 125 Deaf Students 14 Changchun University (China) Established in 1987 Approx. 200 deaf students 15 Foundation of Japan to NTID 5

Zhongzhou University (China) Founded in 1980 Approx 10,000 students, 200 deaf students Special Education Institute established in 2002, only Higher Special Education Institute in China s Midwest region. 16 De La Salle College of Saint Benilde (Philippines) School of Deaf Education and Applied Studies of DLS -College of Saint Benilde Serves approx. 150 deaf students 17 Bauman Moscow State Technical University (Russia) Deafness Center Started in 1990 Students Mainstreamed Approx. 250 deaf students 18 Foundation of Japan to NTID 6

Institute of Social Rehabilitation at Novosibirsk State Technical University (Russia) Founded in 1950 18,000 students Institute est. in 1993 to provide high tech education to individuals with disabilities Approx. 296 deaf students 19 Vladimir State University Center for the Deaf (Russia) Center of Professional Rehabilitation of the Deaf est. in 1994 In 2002, became experimental platform for education and social support to deaf children Approx. 60 deaf students 20 Academy of Management TISBI at Kazan (Russia) Has provided secondary & higher professional training to individuals with disabilities via the internet, since 2001 Approx. 24 deaf students 21 Foundation of Japan to NTID 7

Charles University (Czech Republic) Students Mainstreamed Serves Approximately 120 Special Needs Students; Approx. 24 deaf students 22 Ratchasuda College Mahidol University (Thailand) Founded in 1991 Approx. 89 deaf students 23 PEN Partner Locations! 24 Foundation of Japan to NTID 8

Implementation Strategy Training & Faculty Development Multimedia Computer Centers Online and WWW Resources Evaluation & Research 25 Training & Faculty Development Needs Assessment Objective-based Workshops Teachers Sharing with Teachers Formative & Summative Evaluation 26 PEN Activities Recent Accomplishments June 2005- International Instructional Technology Symposium with 230+ participants from 17 countries. July 2005- PEN Exhibition & Presentation- International Congress on Education of the Deaf, Maastricht, Netherlands Sept. 2005- PEN Delegation Visits Korean Employment Promotion Agency for the Disabled Oct. 2005- PEN visits PEPNet-Japan Partner Institutions & Kyoto Consortium of Universities November 2005- Delegations from Korea & Philippines attend oneweek training at NTID November 2005- PEN-Russia Meetings & Visits to World Bank Russia & Mathematics College of Moscow. December 2005- PEN Visits to University of Hong Kong & Dong Nai Provincial Teacher's College, Vietnam February 2006- Delegation from Hungary Visits NTID March 2006- PEN delegation Visits Vietnam, Hong Kong & Beijing 27 Foundation of Japan to NTID 9

Current & Upcoming PEN Activities March 2006- PEN Intern from Japan begins March 2006- Weeklong Training at College of St. Benilde, Manila, Philippines April 2006- Delegation from Czech Republic Visits NTID June 2006- PEN Delegation Participates in Deaf Studies Conference, Wolverhampton University, England July 2006- Presention at AHEAD Conference, San Diego, CA August 2006- First-ever Leadership Institute for Deaf/hh Postsecondary Students, England (www.pen.ntid.rit.edu/summer-institute.php) 28 Multimedia Computer Centers Support Student Learning Support Faculty Development of Materials 29 Lab Specifications Smart Classroom Technology Display Computer, Video, Objects Local Area Network 12-18 Student Computer Stations Videoconferencing 30 Foundation of Japan to NTID 10

Recent Accomplishments PEN Multimedia Labs Tianjin University lab enhanced, 2004 Changchun University lab enhanced, 2005 Second lab opened at CSB, Manila, 2006 Labs are used an average of 32 Hours per Week for Course Work 31 Online & WWW Resources PEN Web Page Workshop Page 32 Redesign of PEN Web Pages Goals To Improve Dissemination of Resources To Improve Usability Strategies Web Site Architecture Content Organization & Delivery Accessibility Search Engine 33 Foundation of Japan to NTID 11

Evaluation & Research Typical Evaluation Report Typical Research Presentation 34 Reporting Brochure Annual Report 35 Evaluation & Research: Workshops Training in USA Follow-up Training in Country Training of Others in Country Regional Training 36 Foundation of Japan to NTID 12

Evaluation & Research: Cultural Exchanges Student Trips Haiku Competition WWW Design Competition Faculty Exchanges 37 Future Activities Expand Network Within Each Partner Country Continue Original Training Expand Network to Other Countries Thoroughly Evaluate ALL Outcomes!! 38 Foundation of Japan to NTID 13