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I have been working with QingXia Li and Xinyao Yang on a case study incorporating biology and math. Specifically we are designing a case study that integrates immunology with differential equations.
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Simone Athayde uploaded the file: Working with Case-studies in Interdisciplinary Research and Education for Social-environmental Management to
Class given on March 21, 2014 for UF graduate students, within the foundational course on :Interdisciplinary Research and Practice between the Biophysical and Social Sciences. Two case-studies were developed in class (mining and hydropower in the Amazon), and students worked in groups to design research programs to address real-world and real-time…[Read more]
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Simone Athayde posted an update in the group
Hello, all,
I would like to share two case-studies that I’ve used in my class last Spring. This year, we will use a lot of case-studies to teach in our class, and plan to develop at least 1-2 case-studies for submitting to SCN. I’m planning to attend the meeting in Atlanta in April, where we could connect and exchange experiences and knowledge.…[Read more]
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Natalie G Farny replied to the forum topic Post your Cases in the group
I am finishing up a case in preparation to post for feedback, and I have a question. Just to remind you of the project, I am working on cases for Anatomy and Physiology. The idea is to create a series of three […]
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Pat Marsteller posted an update in the group
How about joining the STEM Teaching MOOC on coursera. I am running a local learning community on it and you all might want to discuss here?
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Carlos C. Goller replied to the forum topic Resources for Enhancing Cases in the group
This is a great video by Argonne National Labs about the “home microbiome project”. It highlights the purpose of these studies and emphasizes how we are surrounded by bacteria and actively contribute to the […]
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Thanks Carlos!
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Sarah Anne Orlofske replied to the forum topic Resources for Enhancing Cases in the group
Another resource for teaching in ecology or other environmental issues can be found here: http://www.esa.org/tiee/
Teaching Issues and Experiments in Ecology
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and the Native Cases site had some great environmental cases
http://nativecases.evergreen.edu/
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Sarah Anne Orlofske replied to the forum topic Resources for Enhancing Cases in the group
Just wanted to share a couple of resources for cases. The CDC has a website of “cases” related to parasitic diseases — could be short problems for in class or developed into something more substantial by […]
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Natalie G Farny posted an update in the group
This isn’t about cases per se, but there was a lot of interest and discussion in Delaware about online courses – what they are like, and how to teach them well. I just heard about an opportunity that might be of interest if you want to test out a MOOC for yourself. The notice below comes from Derek Bruff at Vanderbilt.
I’m very pleased to a…[Read more]
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Teaching with Cases
Public Group active 8 years, 5 months agoThe purpose of this group is to facilitate exchange about questions case users may have such as:
Where to find cases?
How to facilitate groups?
How to design a new case, etc. Users may submit questions for the moderators.
We will have a learning community here at WPI that will be doing this. I would be happy to post updates about what is coming out of our learning community group, and hopefully others will do the same so we can compare notes.