Accessing Egypt through Technology – An Interactive Session.

Technology in archeology has made quantum leaps during the last two decades. The finds in Egypt are coming at an exciting pace. But how does one access the rapidly advancing technology when learning about Egypt.? This session with help participants access various resources, including Virtual Reality (VR,) interactive sites, and even information about the latest use of technology at Gebel Silsila and how that has helped with the latest discoveries there.

Katherine D. Law (MA Leslie Univ., Ed.D. University of Washington) is the current president of the Northwest Chapter of the American Research Center in Egypt and the
vice president of the National Board Council. She has traveled to Egypt multiple times, including a trip early this month. Dr. Law’s Master’s Degree is in Technology in Education. She uses this fascination together with her love of Egypt to bring access to artifacts.

For more information about the AMERICAN RESEARCH CENTER IN EGYPT
and this event contact at nw.arce@gmail.com or www.arce-nw.com

Parking is available across the street from 1107. Please call on the intercom to be buzzed in. Come to the 10th floor and follow the signs.

If possible, please bring your laptop and cell phone. Download the _Dreaming the Sphinx app. There will be extra technology for you to use if you do not have your own.