Chemistry - Revision history

Yaron at 18:41, 1 February 2010

2010-02-01T18:41:50Z

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	#*The modules are tested and studied using the PSLC datashop. Once refined, they will be rolled out to the [http://www.cmu.edu/oli/ Open Learning Initiative].		#*The modules are tested and studied using the PSLC datashop. Once refined, they will be rolled out to the [http://www.cmu.edu/oli/ Open Learning Initiative].

	= Current Studies =		= Current (ongoing) Studies =

	*[[Nokes - Game environments for Chemistry]]		*[[Nokes - Game environments for Chemistry]]
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	*[[Penn - Discovering a Domain Model for Organic Chemistry]]		*[[Penn - Discovering a Domain Model for Organic Chemistry]]

			*[[McLaren - The Assistance Dilemma And Discovery Learning]]

			*[[Mayer and McLaren - Social Intelligence And Computer Tutors]]

Yaron at 18:36, 1 February 2010

2010-02-01T18:36:49Z

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	#*The current and planned modules cover the content of Carnegie Mellon's Modern Chemistry II. Please see the [http://collective.chem.cmu.edu/pslc/chem106/ course materials page] for detailed information on this course, including all lecture notes, textbook reading, assignments, and assessments. A list of knowledge components covered in the current modules is available on request to David Yaron.		#*The current and planned modules cover the content of Carnegie Mellon's Modern Chemistry II. Please see the [http://collective.chem.cmu.edu/pslc/chem106/ course materials page] for detailed information on this course, including all lecture notes, textbook reading, assignments, and assessments. A list of knowledge components covered in the current modules is available on request to David Yaron.
	#*The modules are tested and studied using the PSLC datashop. Once refined, they will be rolled out to the [http://www.cmu.edu/oli/ Open Learning Initiative].		#*The modules are tested and studied using the PSLC datashop. Once refined, they will be rolled out to the [http://www.cmu.edu/oli/ Open Learning Initiative].

			= Current Studies =

			*[[Nokes - Game environments for Chemistry]]

			*[[Roll - Productive Failure in a Chemistry Virtual Lab]]

			*[[Penn - Discovering a Domain Model for Organic Chemistry]]

Naomi01: /* Chemistry LearnLab Course */

2009-08-19T02:37:47Z

Chemistry LearnLab Course

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	# Online modules covering topics such as chemical equilibrium, acid-base chemistry and design of acid-base buffers. Many of these modules were built to support studies proposed by PSLC researchers.		# Online modules covering topics such as chemical equilibrium, acid-base chemistry and design of acid-base buffers. Many of these modules were built to support studies proposed by PSLC researchers.

	These materials include instructional videos, virtual laboratories, and pseudotutors. The activities span the topics covered in Carnegie Mellon's Modern Chemistry II course. Please see the [http://collective.chem.cmu.edu/pslc/chem106/ course materials page] for detailed information on this course, including all lecture notes, textbook reading, assignments, and assessments.		These materials include [http://www.mvphomevideo.com instructional videos], virtual laboratories, and pseudotutors. The activities span the topics covered in Carnegie Mellon's Modern Chemistry II course. Please see the [http://collective.chem.cmu.edu/pslc/chem106/ course materials page] for detailed information on this course, including all lecture notes, textbook reading, assignments, and assessments.

	== How to get involved ==		== How to get involved ==

Mk7: /* Chemistry LearnLab Course */

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Chemistry LearnLab Course

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-==Chemistry LearnLab Course==
+= Chemistry LearnLab Course =
 The chemistry LearnLab consists of three main sets of course materials, each of which are used at a variety of classroom sites:
-#An online course in stoichiometry. This course is primarily used in high schools and as a review course for college introductory chemistry.
+# An online course in stoichiometry. This course is primarily used in high schools and as a review course for college introductory chemistry.
-#	Online virtual laboratories and scenario-based learning activities, that are distributed through the [http://www.chemcollective.org/ ChemCollective] to more than 200 classrooms.
+# Online virtual laboratories and scenario-based learning activities, that are distributed through the [http://www.chemcollective.org/ ChemCollective] to more than 200 classrooms.
-#	Online modules covering topics such as chemical equilibrium, acid-base chemistry and design of acid-base buffers. Many of these modules were built to support studies proposed by PSLC researchers.
+# Online modules covering topics such as chemical equilibrium, acid-base chemistry and design of acid-base buffers. Many of these modules were built to support studies proposed by PSLC researchers.
 These materials include instructional videos, virtual laboratories, and pseudotutors. The activities span the topics covered in Carnegie Mellon's Modern Chemistry II course. Please see the [http://collective.chem.cmu.edu/pslc/chem106/ course materials page] for detailed information on this course, including all lecture notes, textbook reading, assignments, and assessments.

Mk7 at 18:04, 31 May 2007

2007-05-31T18:04:47Z

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==Chemistry LearnLab Course==

The chemistry LearnLab consists of three main sets of course materials, each of which are used at a variety of classroom sites:

#An online course in stoichiometry. This course is primarily used in high schools and as a review course for college introductory chemistry.
# Online virtual laboratories and scenario-based learning activities, that are distributed through the [http://www.chemcollective.org/ ChemCollective] to more than 200 classrooms.
# Online modules covering topics such as chemical equilibrium, acid-base chemistry and design of acid-base buffers. Many of these modules were built to support studies proposed by PSLC researchers.

These materials include instructional videos, virtual laboratories, and pseudotutors. The activities span the topics covered in Carnegie Mellon's Modern Chemistry II course. Please see the [http://collective.chem.cmu.edu/pslc/chem106/ course materials page] for detailed information on this course, including all lecture notes, textbook reading, assignments, and assessments.