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LUCID-A New Model for Computer-Assisted Instruction in Chemistry

LUCID-A New Model for Computer-Assisted Instruction in Chemistry
LUCID-化学计算机辅助教学的新模型
批准号:
9950612
负责人:
David Hanson
金额:
$33.07万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
1999
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1999-09-01 至 2003-08-31

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中文摘要
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要为社会、技术和世界经济中发生的快速变化做好准备,学生需要成为快速学习者、批判性思考者和问题解决者。他们需要精通计算机,并在沟通、团队合作、管理和评估方面熟练。除了一门学科之外,对基本概念的综合知识也是必不可少的。要获得这些品质,学生需要积极参与学习、思考、解决问题、与他人合作、交流自己的成就、评估他人的成就、反思自己的表现、制定改进策略以及记录自己的成长。传统的教学方法和支持它们的软件产品侧重于演示和评价,而没有解决这些问题。我们正在开发一种新的计算机辅助教学模式。这一模式体现在一套名为LUID的活动和工具中,用于通过基于计算机的交互发现学习和理解。这些问题正通过该项目的目标加以解决。1.开发创新的基于Web的工具,教育软件开发人员可以使用这些工具来支持基于团队的学习、报告以及同行和自我评估活动。2.提供一系列以网络为基础的活动,涵盖一整年的普通化学具有代表性的主题,作为在课程开发和教学中使用这些工具的样板。3.开发创作工具以支持其他学科的类似材料的开发。为了实现这些目标,我们正在将现有的基于PC局域网的软件移植到Web上,将我们的功能封装在Java组件中,开发课程元素和学生作业的数据库,并改进和扩展我们现有的一套活动。我们的受众包括中学生和大专学生、教师、课程开发人员和教育软件开发人员。虽然这个项目的主旨是将技术整合到教育中,但我们的活动设计解决了多样性问题,我们的传播计划涉及教师发展。来自许多其他机构的教职员工正在与我们合作,开发、实施、评估和传播正在制作的材料。
英文摘要
To be prepared for the rapid changes occurring in society, technology, and the world economy, students need to become quick learners, critical thinkers, and problem solvers. They need to become computer literate and skillful in communicating, teamwork, management, and assessment. An integrated knowledge of fundamental concepts beyond a single discipline is essential. To acquire these attributes, students need to actively engage in learning, thinking, problem solving, working with others, communicating their accomplishments, assessing the accomplishments of others, reflecting on their performance, developing strategies to improve, and documenting their growth. Traditional teaching methods and the software products supporting them are focused on presentation and evaluation and are not addressing these issues. We are developing a new model for computer-assisted instruction. This model is embodied in a set of activities and tools named LUCID, for Learning and Understanding through Computer-based Interactive Discovery.These issues are being addressed through the objectives of this project. 1. Develop innovative Web-based tools that can be used by educational software developers to support team-based learning, reporting, and peer and self-assessment activities. 2. Provide a series of Web-based activities encompassing representative topics across a full year of general chemistry to serve as a model for employing such tools in curriculum development and teaching. 3. Develop authoring tools to support the development of similar materials in other disciplines.To achieve these objectives we are porting our current PC LAN-based software to the Web, encapsulating our functionality in Java components, developing databases for curricular elements and student work, and improving and extending our current set of activities. Our audience includes secondary and post-secondary students, teachers, curriculum developers, and educational software developers. While the primary thrust of this project is to integrate technology into education, our activity design addresses issues of diversity, and our dissemination plan involves faculty development. Faculty from a number of other institutions are working with us to develop, implement, assess, and disseminate the materials that are being produced.
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