Toward An Integration of Technology in Higher Education
Toward An Integration of Technology in Higher Education
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I. T. We have launched a number of very exciting innovations - a complete pass-fail manner of grading for the freshmen to remove some of the great pressure we observed during the freshman year; an undergraduate research oppor- tunities program which permits even freshman to get involved in live research as junior members of the research team; a loosening of the degree structure which permits students to put together a program across several disciplines; a number of self-paced courses which perm...it students to work with packages of curriculum material at their own pace, with tutorial help as they need it, and with examinations primarily for feedback rather than grades; a concentrated study option which is exploring whether or not it is more effective to learn one subject at a time, working on it for two to four weeks full time, rather than three times a week; and various project-centered laboratories and courses which attempt to involve the student in live problems early in his academic career.
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I. T. We have launched a number of very exciting innovations - a complete pass-fail manner of grading for the freshmen to remove some of the great pressure we observed during the freshman year; an undergraduate research oppor- tunities program which permits even freshman to get involved in live research as junior members of the research team; a loosening of the degree structure which permits students to put together a program across several disciplines; a number of self-paced courses which perm...it students to work with packages of curriculum material at their own pace, with tutorial help as they need it, and with examinations primarily for feedback rather than grades; a concentrated study option which is exploring whether or not it is more effective to learn one subject at a time, working on it for two to four weeks full time, rather than three times a week; and various project-centered laboratories and courses which attempt to involve the student in live problems early in his academic career.
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