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Learning, and assessing, collaboratively: Group Exams
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Learning, and assessing, collaboratively: Group Exams. December 29, 2014. I am one of many who are convinced that people learn better in collaboration with others. However, there’s always this somewhat disturbing schizophrenia when it comes to assessment — we spend all this time emphasizing group work and collaboration, but come exam time — it’s everyone for him or herself. Figure courtesy of Joss Ives, UBC. On this topic for references). But it is difficult to interpret that data — does higher...Dr Ives...
Videos on scientific teaching
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Videos on scientific teaching. January 9, 2015. I wanted to make a pitch for a very nice set of videos on research-based teaching methods: the iBiology Scientific Teaching Series. This is a series of videos about Active Learning in undergraduate biology education, but is applicable across STEM. They are looking to publicize their videos, and get feedback! We would appreciate it if you could take some time away from your busy schedule to watch some of the videos and complete this. Thank you for your time!
Free webinar, December 11th: ClickerStarter
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Free webinar, December 11th: ClickerStarter. December 5, 2014. I’m giving another free webinar for i clicker this coming Thursday, December 11th, at 10 am ET (7 am PT). This is called “ClickerStarter for College Faculty” and is intended as a quick primer on the effective use of clickers for those who want an overview of the benefits and uses of clickers. Have you heard about using clickers in class, but haven’t gotten around to actually trying it? Materials from the webinar:. YARPP powered by AdBistro.
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Free Webinar: ClickerStarter for College Faculty. April 28, 2015. I’m giving another free webinar for i clicker next Tuesday, May 5th, at 3pm ET. This is called “ClickerStarter for College Faculty” and is intended as a quick primer on the effective use of clickers for those who want an overview of the benefits and best uses of clickers. Have you heard about using clickers in class, […]. Read the full article →. FTEP workshops on learning goals and clickers. August 12, 2014. Read the full article →. I am ...
Using clickers in small classes
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Using clickers in small classes. March 14, 2015. As more instructors are trying clickers and peer instruction in their courses, I get more questions about how to use them in small classes. I’d like to share a few things I’ve learned through talking with faculty who teach courses of various sizes. The first question I ask is, what do you mean by small? Is peer instruction useful in small classes? How can clicker questions be helpful? Increased the chance students did the required reading. Students became ...
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learnscape.org | Andrea's Virtual Science Teaching Adventure
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Andrea's Virtual Science Teaching Adventure. Physical Science A’s Feedback. December 18, 2015. Each Semester, I ask my students to reflect and provide me with feedback by asking them four essay questions on their final exam. You can see that paper circuitry made a huge impression along with the atom and Kahoot.it. Here are the responses for Physical Science Fall 2015. 1 Name 3 of your favorite activities or lessons that we did in this class. Paper circuitry, Labs, And kahoot 🙂. I would like to learn mor...
My Bloggin' thoughts: June 2008
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Friday, June 27, 2008. The phoenix science team has said that after the gas analysis on a soil sample lifted from the surface of Mars, It has all the right ingredients to successfully grow Asparagus! Yay - So we can live on Asparagus when we eventually colonise Mars. Might be a bit of a boring diet! Seriously though. The soil samples revealed that they would be hospitable but of course, the rest of the environment certainly isn't. Phoenix is such a magnificent achievement. Links to this post. Skype : bec...
My Bloggin' thoughts: March 2008
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Tuesday, March 18, 2008. Big Brother is watching you! I recently visited the US. To enter the country, you have to have your picture and fingerprints taken at the border. If you visit somewhere that requires an entry card, you also have to have you fingerprint scanned to make sure you are the same person using the card for whom it was purchased for (ie, you can't hand your unused tickets on to someone else. Big Brother IS watching you - George Orwell was right! Tuesday, March 04, 2008. The Americans know...
My Bloggin' thoughts: January 2008
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Tuesday, January 29, 2008. Windows Vista - Whats not to love! I've just taken delivery of my new laptop (typing this on it right now). It has Windows Vista Home premium on it and I must say it's pretty good! I can't quite understand why it gets so much bad press. It's fast, with loads of new things to help you out and this cool little gadgets on the desktop. Along with Windows Live! What else do you need. :). Sunday, January 06, 2008. Welcome to a New Year! I made loads. All the usual ones like. View my...
My Bloggin' thoughts: October 2008
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Tuesday, October 07, 2008. Arrival of a Gattaca styled world. But wait. We select Valids everyday (BBC News). The Invalids line the incinerator rooms of hospitals. Those that have been deemed to not be worthy of our love and affection and terminated just because they will need extra care or they don't conform to what Society suggests is acceptable. They won't make a massive contribution to our future. They will drain resources from an already overstretched social system. Links to this post. 8221; award ...
My Bloggin' thoughts: February 2008
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Tuesday, February 12, 2008. Sleep is for wimps. Late night coke does me no good at all. I don't drink it much but last night I just fancied it and BAM! The usual thing happened. Awake at the crack of dawn, Hey - I got coke and crack into the same blog and it's all legal :). Monday, February 11, 2008. The corporate ladder and how to climb it. And only a complete buffoon (yes, like the NA's and TA's possibly), would give so much information about themselves that even their doctor doesn't need a rubber glove.
Living LIGO: Introduction
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Tuesday, October 5, 2010. I have been meaning to start this blog for some time now. What you will find here is information about what being a LIGO scientist is like. LIGO. Is a new kind of observatory that is seeks to view the Universe through minute changes in the gravitational field due to some of the most massive and/or energetic events - like 2 black holes colliding. These changes in the gravitational field are called gravitational waves. I work at the LIGO Livingston Observatory. Amber L. Stuver.
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Mathematics — Physics — Quantum Theory. August — December 2016: PHYS201: General Physics III, Oscillations/Waves/Thermal Physics/Quantum Physics for Physics Majors, Chapman University. August — December 2016: PHYS451: Quantum Mechanics, Chapman University. February — May 2017: PHYS452: Quantum Mechanics II, Chapman Universiy. February — May 2017: PHYS450: Foundations of Quantum Mechanics, Chapman University. January — April 2015: IS304: Is the quantum state real? Fall 2007: Instructor for MATH 137. Enter...
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Cave Johnson Here...
The name's Cave Johnson, founder and CEO of Aperture Science. I don't see crises - only challengitunities. Ask Caroline, My PA. June 8th, 2015 at 6:11PM. Greetings, friends. It’s Cave Johnson, CEO of Aperture Science. As a part of mandatory, court assigned community service, I’m here to try and get you to invest in a…webseries? Hellip;Wait,didn’t we already do this? Pretty sure I already shilled out for this…OH, thanks Caroline, it’s the SECOND season of Wish It Inc. And if you like it, check out the per...
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Skip directly to content. Elsevier Further Enhances Its Article Page Design on ScienceDirect. Reading articles on your mobile device just got better. Inclusive publishing is a win for everyone. Winter Release ScienceDirect and Scopus. Measure by measure using citation metrics to assist benchmarking and goal setting. What you should know about search on ScienceDirect. Scheduled maintenance for ScienceDirect and other Elsevier platforms on Saturday, August 1. A 3D image is worth 1,000 words. While JIFs on ...
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PhenoVista Chooses Science Exchange as the Primary Online Channel to Offer Phenotypic Assays to Scientists. March 12, 2018 Posted by Team in Drug Discovery. PALO ALTO, CA, March 12, 2018 Science Exchange, the world’s leading and most secure enterprise platform for outsourced research and development (R&D) services, announced a partnership with. To offer online access to its Phenotypic Assay Development Services to scientists around the globe. Webinar: Re-Writing the Genome. You will learn about:. PALO AL...
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Thursday, November 29, 2012. Science Tidbits: Sasquatch Genome, Human Evolution, and DNA Up Close. Some fantastic genetics news:. 8226; Suspect Sasquatch Sequencing. Or major scientific breakthrough? Texas company DNA Diagnostics. Headed by veterinarian Dr. Melba Ketchum, has announced that they have sequenced not one, but three different Sasquatch genomes. Dr. Ketchum has applied for a patent. So not only some amazing claims but a strong message about ethics to go with them. Over at Teen Skepchick.
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December 18, 2017. Just a little something light… This always gives me a chuckle. And here is a fun little interview with the creato. Comments on this entry are closed }. What gets in the way of useful evaluation? November 29, 2017. Be a super important part of a project, helping it to really reach for the stars. Or it can be a series of bland exercises intended to be able to check the box, “We did an external evaluation.”. Side note — what’s the difference between evaluation and research? What I offer t...
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Profitable User Acquisition For Growth Companies. Subscribe to our RSS feed. Follow ScienceGrowthLabs Blog on Twitter. Connect with ScienceGrowthLabs Blog on LinkedIn. Science Growth Labs Website. Is Paid User Acquisition a Good Choice? No It’s a Great Choice. February 27, 2015,. You are an app publisher and now that you have your seed money or most recent round of funding where are going to spend this newly gained pot of gold in the most efficient manner possible? February 2, 2015,. November 24, 2014,.
Science Kicks Ass Blog
Science Kicks Ass Blog. Ebola: Can dogs transmit the virus? Recently, there’s been a lot in the news about Ebola and dogs- particularly, about a dog in Spain named Excalibur, who was euthanized on Wednesday, October 8th. Excalibur was the family pet of a nurse’s assistant who is currently being treated after contracting the virus. The question: can dogs carry and transmit the virus? Pose a risk, either. Should Excalibur have been euthanized? We’d love to hear your thoughts- please post below. Infertility...
ScienceLogic Blog on Cloud Monitoring and IT Infrastructure Management
Top 20 Tools Needed for Hybrid IT #6-10. April 27th, 2015 by Chris Dunn, Product Marketing Manager. Welcome back to our series on the top 20 hybrid IT tools you need to successfully manage a complex hybrid infrastructure. If you’ve been following along, this is now the third of four blog posts. Did you miss the first two posts? You can read our first post here. And our second post here. Cloud Management and Monitoring. In the end, whether you are an enterprise or a service provider, you are delivering a ...
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Friday 21 September 2012. معرفی تعدادی از اکستنشن های گنوم شل. By Mohammad on Friday 21 September 2012, 15:40. این اکستنشن از اولین اکستنشن هایی بود که من روی گنوم نصب کردم. در سه حالت می تواند استفاده شود:. Dock هست که در پنل در بالا اضافه می شود. Panel که من خودم از آن استفاده می کنم یک پنل در پایین اضافه می کند در این پنل دکمه. Desktop show و لیست. Favorites و دکمه هایی برای انتقال به. Minize و انتقال به. Workspace دیگر وجود دارد همچنین با کلیک راست روی پنل لیست favorites را نمایش می دهد. با این اکستن...
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