These multimedia projects, developed in collaboration
with TLTC staff, range across disciplines from simple annotated
slideshows to complex interactive CD-ROMs. These projects are representative
of the many projects developed at TLTC. IUB faculty and instructors
initiated each of these projects to meet the several instructional
goals of their classes including:
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peer review: editing and evaluating classmates' work
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engaging students with real data |

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annotation of image and other files
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critical thinking,
analysis and research skills |

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multimedia presentation
in class: text, image, sound, video files in class |

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multimedia presentation
outside class: text, image, sound, video files outside of
class |

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| student feedback:
surveys, notebooks, quizzes, homework assignments, short essays,
games, contributions to glossaries and other progressively built
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simulation of
events, environments, processes |

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| practice for
mastery |

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resources selected
by the instructor |
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| student projects
published to the web |
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illustrations
of complex ideas, procedures, comparisons |

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additional projects present and past





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