Center
Faculty
Zahrl Schoeny
Associate Professor, Administrative Technologies
Zahrl G. Schoeny has integrated research technologies in a variety
of clinical studies in audiology and physiological acoustics. One of
the major projects he developed involved a closed loop data collection
system using digitally generated stimuli and automated data collection
and evaluation based on a simple two-choice response from the subjects.
This system is used to evaluate an individual's ability to process a
wide range of auditory stimuli. He taught two different computer application
courses for about eleven years. One for communication disorder majors
(EDHS 720) and one for Curry School students who needed information
on computer applications for special students (EDHS 545 section2). His
first work with general Curry School computing began in 1984 when he
served as System Administrator for the Curry Teacher Link project. In
the 1990s he began serving as Curry Technology Facilitator, with the
goal of assisting Curry School faculty with integration of educational
technologies into their courses and presentations. He also chairs the
Curry Web Editorial Board and serves as Curry Web Administrator.
He is a member of the University telecommunications committee, serves
on the Virginia Educational Technology Advisory Committee (VETAC)
and is a member of the VETAC executive board. He is
collaborating with the Virginia Department of Education on a partnership
with schools that will provide all Virginia principals and superintendents
with technology leadership training over the course of the next three
years. Zahrl is also a member of the PT3
meeting planning committee.
Email: zgs@virginia.edu
Telephone: 434-924-4620