SKILLS:

* Project Management and Administration (Software development, Distance learning program, and Webpage design)
* Instructional Design, Software and Courseware Design/Development, and Instructional Technology and Media Consulting
* Computer Languages: C++, Pascal, FPL, HTML, and Javascript
* Multimedia Authoring: Macromedia Director, Powerpoint, HyperStudio and HyperCard
* A working knowledge of Office 3.1/’95, Mac O/S, and UNIX
* A working knowledge of MIDI tools and related software

EDUCATION:

Columbia University Teachers College

1994 - Present: Doctoral Candidate, Department of Scientific Foundations: Instructional Technology and Media in Education; Topics of interest include the design, development, and human interface of multimedia and the Web.

1993 M.Ed., Educational Technology and Music Education Specialized in designing and developing Computer-Supported-Study-Environment (CSSE)

1992 M.A., Instructional Technology and Media Specialized in Educational Software Development

The Juilliard School
1984 M.M. Master of Music
1983 B.A. Bachelor of Arts

PROFESSIONAL & TEACHING EXPERIENCE:

Professional Experience:

Touro College, Department of Academic Computing and Computer Science

Present: Media Developer / Instructional Technology Consultant and Technology Curriculum / Courseware Developer

Columbia University Teachers College, Department of Scientific Foundations: Instructional Technology and Media

1995 - Present: Designed and Developed “Programming Studio: Learning Programming Concepts in Real-time Interactive Simulation”

1996 - Present: Designed and Developed “A Constructivist Approach to Designing A Study-Support-Environment Application for Teaching Programming Concepts to Novice”

Teaching Experience:

Columbia University Teachers College, The Department of Scientific Foundations:

* 1/93-Present: Instructor of Programming
* 1/93-Present: Instructor of Programming Intensive summer Masters Program with international students
* 1/93-Present: Instructor of Programming on Distance Learning: Intensive Masters Program Independent study with international students
* Spring, ‘94: Instructor of Hypermedia and Education
* Spring, ‘93: Teaching Assistant to Professor Robert P. Taylor, Chair, Multimedia Educational Applications in Software Development


Touro College, New York City, Department of Computer Science:

* Present: Instructor of Internet and Web Page Design (GCO105)
* Present: Instructor of Programming (GCO141)
* Present: Instructor of Internet Tools, Cognition and Web Page Design (MCO105)

PRESENTATIONS and PUBLICATION:

Publications:

* 1997 The Need for Educational Infrastructure: Global Education Article accepted for publication and presentation at AACE (Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education) ED-MEDIA/ED-TELECOM conference on the topic list: Global Education
* 1997 A Constructivist Approach to Designing A Study-Support-Environment Application for Teaching Programming Concepts to Novice Article accepted for publication and presentation at AACE (Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education)
* 1997 Designing open, distance, collaborative and flexible learning classroom: Constructivist approach Article accepted and published AACE (Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education) ED-MEDIA/ED-TELECOM conference on the topic list:
Interactive Learning Environments

* 1995 A Guide to the Programming Process: Pascal / C++. Auh / Lawrence

Presentations:

Columbia University Teachers College
* February, 1997: Lecture on “The Impact of New Technologies on Contemporary Society”
* October, 1995: Lecture on “The Impact of Technology in the Performing Arts”
* December, 1994: Presentation on “The Association of Colors with Musical Chords”
* September, 1994: Lecture on “Technology, Music, and Their Progress”
* December, 1993: Lecture on “Music and Communication”
* October, 1993: Lecture on “Technology in Music and Music as Communication”


HONORS:

* 1993-1994: Academic Scholarship, Columbia University Teachers College
* 1991: Kappa Delta Pi, Columbia University Teachers College
* 1990: Professional Development Award, Columbia University Teachers College
* 1983-1984: Lilly Z. Foldes Violin Award, The Juilliard School
1979-1983: Performance Scholarship, The Juilliard School


OTHER INTERESTS:

Yoon-il Auh was a very active performer, conductor and composer before he joined the field of Technology in Education. He was the first violinist of Cantabile String quartet for five consecutive years under Lincoln Center Chamber Music series, managed by the Juilliard School.

His solo experience includes: performance with Brooklyn Philharmonic, All-City Orchestra of New York City (at Avery Fisher), New York Youth Symphony (at Carnegie main Hall) Aspen Chamber Orchestra in Colorado, North East Chamber Orchestra of New York, Albany Symphony of New York, Brooklyn Chamber Symphony, Gensfalls Symphony Orchestra, and Bayonne Festival Orchestra. The concertos I have performed with these orchestra include: Vieuxtemps concerto No.4, Tchaikovsky Concerto in D, Lalo Symphonie Espagnol, Sibelius Concerto, Brahms Concerto, Winiawski Concerto, Ravel's Tzigane, Saint Saens' Introduction and Rondo Capriccio, Mozart Concerto in G, Bach Double Concerto, and Beethoven Triple concerto. Recitals includes: Carnegie Recital Hall, Caldwell College, WNBC radio talk show "Year Shot", Stevens Institute of Technology, Paul Hall ( Juilliard ), Alice Tully, Bruno, Merkin Concert Hall, Walter Auditorium, New York University, Seoul, Korea, Aspen Music Festival, Waterloo Music Festival, and Staller Center (SUNY at Stony Brook).

He was then and now also an very active composer. His musical compositions include: Fantasy for Violin and Piano with the accompaniment of string orchestra and percussion (1991) and Theme And Variations From Korean Folk Song (1991) were performed at Symphony Space, New York City. The Sailor and The Sea (1978) for Cello and the string orchestra was performed at Brooklyn Music Center Suite De Illuciane For Piano (1993) performed in Seoul, Korea ( World Premier ) Fantasia for Viola and Piano (1994) performed at SUNY at Stony Brook (World Premier) and in Seoul, Korea (Premier) Micro Carnival for Piano (1993) performed at Carnegie Recital Hall, Eastern Suite for Piano (1993) performed at Manhattan School of Music in Master's degree graduation recital, and Fantasy For Timpani and Orchestra (1993). Further, he has over ten years of oil painting experience and made two Violins and a Viola.