The following four online educational Learning Modules form the
foundation of the project are based on the "Unique and Compelling"1
applications of the Internet as identified and developed by the
Center for Innovation in Engineering and
Science Education at Stevens
Institute of Technology. Each of the four selected learning modules utilize
either Internet-based real-time data or online global telecollaboration
as the underpinning technology were based on proven and adapted to the local culture, context, and curriculum of each of
the participating countries and fully translated into Spanish2.
Please select any of the links to the learning modules below for more
information:
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Real-Time Data Project |
Collaborative Projects |
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For more information about these and other exciting unique and compelling
classroom projects, please contact Joshua Koen at
jkoen@stevens.edu.
1 - Unique defines an application that
cannot be duplicated with another medium or technology, such as a
textbook or a CD-ROM; compelling describes an application or its result
that is pedagogically-sound, contains rigorous curricular content, and
engages students in learning in an unprecedented fashion. Specifically,
these classroom projects achieve three important student outcomes:
engagement of students in hands-on, project-based science investigations
that use authentic, real-world data; exposure of students to rigorous
standards-based science and mathematics content; and authentic use of technology for research, analysis of data, communication,
critical thinking, problem-solving, collaboration, and creation of reports
and other student-generated products.
2 - These unique and compelling
curriculum materials developed by CIESE and adapted in partnership with
MDCC and
FOD have also been the basis for a variety of significant awards
from prestigious international educational organizations (see
http://www.k12science.org/awards.html).