Presentations
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PLEASE NOTE: This area is under
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complete listing of all VaNTH presentations at the listed venues.
2002
Joint Meeting of IEEE EMBS
and BMES Birol
G, McKenna AF, Smith HD, Giorgio TD, and Brophy SP. Integration
of the How People Learn Framework Into Educational Module Development and
Implementation in Biotechnology. (large file, 2.6 MB) Harris
AH, Cordray DS, Harris TR. Measuring
What is Happening in Bioengineering Classrooms: An Observation System to
Analyze Teaching in Traditional Versus Innovative Classrooms. Paschal,
CB. Effective
"Homework-Free" BME Physiology Instruction. Roselli
RJ, Cinnamon B, Norris PR, Brophy SP, Eggers D, and Brock J. Development
of an Interactive Free Body Diagram Assistant for Biomechanics.
(large file, 4.2 MB) Silverthorn,
D. Developing
a Concepts-based Physiology Curriculum. 2002
ASEE Annual Conference Birol
G, Budzynski E, Crosson L, Fahrenbach J, Gonzalez M, McKenna AF, Smith
JA. Creating
Learning Challenges on Microbial Kinetics for Biotechnology Education. Birol
G and Liu SQ. A
Course on Tissue Engineering at Northwestern University: Past, Present and
Future Directions. Birol G,
McKenna AF, Giorgio TD, Brophy SP. Implementation
of Educational Modules in a Biotechnology Course: A Challenge Based
Education Approach. (poster) Brophy
SP and Giorgio TD. Developing
Contrasting Cases to Support Learning With Simulation. Giorgio
TD, Brophy SP, Birol G, McKenna AF, Smith HD. Assessment
of Biotechnology Educational Models Based on the 'How People Learn'
Framework. King PH, Christensen
W. Teaching
Safety Through Design in Biomedical Engineering Design. King
PH. Defining
Projects for Freshman Introductory Design Courses in Biomedical Engineering.
(poster) McKenna A, Walsh J,
Parsek M, Birol G. Assessing
Challenge-Based Instruction in Biomedical Engineering. Roselli
RJ, Brophy SP. Exploring
an Electronic Polling System for the Assessment of Student Progress in Two
Biomedical Engineering Courses. Walker JMT, Cordray
DS and King PH. Concept
Mapping as a Form of Student Assessment and Instruction. |