Creating Learning Environments with the Internet and Multimedia

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1. Yarger, Douglas and others -- The first five years of creating web-based learning environments

2. Taber, Michael and others -- A resource for web-based constructivism in practive

3. Levine, Norman -- Successful Internet augmented teaching in the Geosciences at Bowling Green State University

4. Fances, Julian -- Multimedia lectures - A comparison of techniques

5. Sethi, Parvinder -- From conception to completion: Core competencies for infusing advanced CD-rom tgehcnologies in Geoscience education

6. Ruthven, Carol -- Build it and they will come: Creating an Earth Science education network

7. Schiappa, Tamra-- A case study: Earth System Science as an Internet course
   • Virtual Idaho Classroom

8. McConnell, David -- Creating a web-based learning environment for intruductory Geology courses

9. Huff, Warren -- Individual effort - Collective Acheivement: How are colleges and universities reacting to the growing use of information technology (IT)
   • Summary

10. Johnson, Clark and others -- Three-dimensional visualization in Geology: Approaches and piitfalls at the high- and low-ends

11. Brown, Phil and others -- Appplication of three-dimensional visualization in undergraduate Geology courses: Illustration of topography, bathymetry, and geology

12. Slater, Timothy -- Studying the sun in real-time with satellites: The Yohkoh public outreach project

13. Reed, Donald and others -- Restructuring the classroom: Oceanography delivered locally and at a distance
    • General Oceanography

14. Brassell, Simon -- Web resources as the basis for exercises in an introductory oceanography course for non-science majors

15. MacKenzie, Don and others -- Integrating fully interactive assessments with web resources: A flexible learning environment for students and an easier life for academics?

16. Slattery, William and others -- Priming the pump: Providing interactive interdisciplinary Earth Systems activities for K-12 classrooms via the Internet
    • K-12 Resources
      
    • Power Point Presentation

17. Rigsby, Catherine -- Using real-time Internet discussion sessions in an upper division sedimentology course to promote focused discussion and build on concepts explorted in activity-based projects

18. Suthren, Roger and others -- Virutal rocks, minerals and fossils for the web: The colour scanner as an effective, cheap tool for direct imaging of geological materials
    • Scanner Web Page

19. Mann, Keith -- Darwinian evolution using multimedia

20. Lamberson, Michelle and others -- Delivering and administering an undergraduate research project on the web

21. Saini-Eidukat, Bernie and others -- Text-based implementation of the geology explorer, a multi-user role-playing virtual world to enhance learning of geological problem solving
    • The Geology Explorer

22. Roggenthen, William -- Multimedia training support for an introductory geophysical course

23. Gore, Pamela -- Georgia Geoscience online: Historical geology lab manual
    • Presentation
      
    • Home Page
      
    • Historical Geology Laboratory

24. Jorstad, Robert and others -- A virtual field trip stop at Rock Branch conservation area, Clark County, Illinois
    • Home Page

25. Harder, Vicki -- The digital classroom: What students think

26. Butler, John -- Rethinking expectations (III)
    • Power Point Presentation
      
    • The Virtual Geosciences Professor