
Technology used: NetLogo
Course: BIOL0140 Ecology and Evolution
Learning objective: Allow students to experimentally investigate evolution through a computer simulation
Reason for using the technology: After using EcoBeaker in their labs for several years, Professor Matt Landis and his colleagues wanted to try a different simulation model. Because EcoBeaker is proprietary software, the instructors weren’t able to answer students’ questions about how the model worked. They also weren’t able to fix software bugs. Using NetLogo allowed Matt to build and modify the model to directly address pedagogical needs. More
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The Segue from Segue- Segue Migration and Technology Work Sessions December 19, 2011
- Course Hub Overview December 16, 2011
- Additional Curricular Technology Work Session December 13, 2011
- Curricular Technology Workshops December 1, 2011
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- Moodle and Course Hub Work Sessions September 2, 2011
- WordPress / Course Hub Training Sessions August 22, 2011
- Moodle / Course Hub Training Sessions August 5, 2011
- Moodle/WordPress training workshops – Language Schools 2011 June 20, 2011
- New Platforms for Teaching, Learning and Research June 14, 2011
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