Team
Partners

The University of Michigan Digital Library Project (NSF-UMDL) is a multidisciplinary collaboration among faculty and staff throughout the University of Michigan. Initial use and evaluation of the NSF-UMDL will take place in science classes in Ann Arbor, Michigan high schools and the Stuyvesant High School in New York City, as well as instruction and research at the University. Access will also be available through Ann Arbor and New York City public libraries. External partners to the project include: IBM, Elsevier Science, Apple Computer, Bellcore, UMI International, McGraw-Hill, Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation, and Kodak.

 

Corporate and Organizational Partners (Equipment)

 

Library Partners

 

School Partners

  • Huron High School, Ann Arbor, Michigan
    • Gail Beaver, Library Media Specialist
    • Stan Bidlack, English Teacher, InterDisciplinary Block (Section 99)
    • Bill Gay, Science Teacher, InterDisciplinary Block (Section 99)
    • Stu White, Social Studies Teacher, InterDisciplinary Block (Section 99)
  • Community High School and Roberto Clemente Student Development Center, Ann Arbor, Michigan
    • Madeline Drake, Science Teacher
    • Mike Mouradian, Science Teacher
    • Liz Stern, Science Teacher
  • Ann Arbor Public School Administrative Staff
    • Terry Madden, Technology Specialist and UMDL Project Coordinator
    • Joe Riley, Science Coordinator
  • Hunter College High School, New York
    • Anthony Miserandino

 

Publisher Partners

 

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