The technologies proposed are as diverse as the academic content, including the distance delivery of a science lab, games to promote collaborative learning, hand-held computers for data collection and analysis, animated tutorials, online skills placement and student-programmed robots.

IU Bloomington
• Dominic Cooper: “Visualizing Behavioral Safety Using Multimedia Technologies to Enhance Student Learning,” Applie Health Science

• Vijay Khatri (Fellow) and Ramesh Venkataraman: “Developing a Learner-centric Collaborative Pedagogical Environment,” Kelley School of Business

• Alwiya Omar: “Teaching Culture in Context: Web-based Resources for the African Languages of Bambara, Hausa, Twi, Kiswahili and Zulu,” Linguistics and African Studies

• Scott Smart: “Animated Tutorials for Beginning Finance Students,” Kelley School of Business, Finance

IU East
• Mary Blakefield: “Interactive Microbiology Laboratory,” Biology

• Jerome Mahaffey: “Practical Video Production for Distributed Education,” Humanities and Fine Arts

• Susan Shapiro: “Integrating Laboratory Research into Psychology Courses,” Psychology

IU Kokomo
•Kathy Parkison (Fellow) and Joan Hoch: “Using Technology to Increase SIFE Students’ Multimedia Presentation Skills,” Economics

IU Northwest
• Bogdan Vajiac: “Implementation of Computer-based Homework Approach Using the WeBWorK Program,” Mathematics and Actuarial Science

IUPUI
• Jan Cowan: “ The Application of Gaming Theory with E-learning: Piloting a New Delivery Model for Teaching/Learning about Energy Efficiency in Commercial Buildings,” School of Engineering

• Eric Everett: “Virtual Histology with the Aid of Virtual Microscopy,” School of Dentistry

• Jennifer Sterling: “MUSE (Musical Skills Exam) Project: Design and Integration of a Music Theory Placement Test in the School of Music at IUPUI”

• Durwin Talon: “A Computer Simulation Experience to Develop and Assess Systems-based Practice and Practice-based Learning and Improvement Competencies in Primary Care Residents,” School of Informatics

IU South Bend
• James Wolfer: “Enhancing the Computing Curriculum with Hands-on, Real-world, Real-time Robot Assembly Programming,” Computer and Information Science

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