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Problem-Based Learning:
From Ideas to Solutions through Communication
A Workshop Series for Faculty Members and Teaching Assistants
Friday afternoons, UD Campus, Fall 2004
Room 110, Memorial Hall, starting at 1:30pm
Friday, October 29
Making the Most of Technology in the Problem-Based Learning Classroom:
Faculty Technology Showcase
Co-sponsored by Information Technologies-User Services,
refreshments and sign-in beginning at 1:15pm.
The showcase will feature nine ITUE fellows who have incorporated technology into their courses in effective and novel ways, spanning the gamut from low to high technology. The entire University community is invited to the event, which is part of regular Friday afternoon ITUE sessions, but registration is requested. To register for the showcase, go to http://present.smith.udel.edu/calendar/detail.php?classid=596. For more information, call (302) 831-8445 or e-mail usered-info@udel.edu
- Paul Hyde, User Services
keynote talk on key areas where technology can help make the most impact on student learning, with participants making their own connections by using a software tool for concept-mapping and visualization. - Bill Saylor, animal and food sciences
"Using Technology to Manage and Manipulate Data for a Complex Problem"
slides - Annette Shine, chemical engineering
"Designing and Using a Lab for Collaborative Learning'
slides - Carol Krawczyk, plant and soil sciences, and Eric Benson,
bioresources engineering
"Comparison of Mobile Computers for Field and Laboratory Applications"
slides - Bob Ketcham, biological sciences
"Using a Simulation to Enhance Student Learning"
www.udel.edu/scope - Cathy Davies, animal and food sciences, John Pelesko and
Lou Rossi, both mathematical sciences
"Collaboration between Food Chemistry and Mathematics"
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