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Extended Curriculum Participants & Inquiry Projects

 

Listed below are various projects, organized by year, pursued in conjunction with inVISIBLEcollege.  Please contact the Ellbogen Center for Teaching and Learning, ellbogenctl@uwyo.edu, for information on project outcomes or program participation.

Click on the link to view projects for:

2000-2001

2001-2002

2002-2003

2003-2004

2000-2001 Projects

Developing a Comprehensive Faculty Evaluation System
Penne Ainswoth & Stu Webster, Accounting

Assessing the Perceived Impact of Course-Centered Research on Student Learning
Todd Bartee, John Todorovich, & Scott Winnail; Kinesiology & Health

Assessing UW's First-Year Writing Curriculum
Kelly Bellanger & Carol Young, English

The Scholarship of Teaching:  Digging up Bones or the Tip of the Iceberg?
Bill Berube, College of Education

Helping Students Make Sense of Complimentary and Alternative Medicine
Mary Burman, Nursing

Learning Webs for Learning Statistics
Ken Gerow, Statistics

Assessment of Learning:  Interdisciplinary and Intercultural Understanding
Anne Harrigan, Adult Learning & Technology; Virginia Vincenti, Family and Consumer Sciences

Did Anybody Besides Me Smile?
Jayne Jenkins, Kinesiology & Health

A Writing Portfolio for "Art & Ecology"
Debbie Mathew, Art

Building a Pattern of Learning
Maggi Murdock, Political Science/Criminal Justice UWCC; Scott Seville, Zoology & Physiology UWCC; Wendy Smith, Elementary Education UWCC

Building Learning Communities in Online, Asynchronous Learning Classrooms
Karen Ouzts, Nursing

Evaluation of Pharmacy Practice Faculty Teaching Through Peer Assessment in the Clinical Setting
Joseph Steiner, Pharmacy

Exploring Writing Instruction at the College of Law
Ann Stevens, Law

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2001-2002 Projects

Connections between Coursework and Practicum:  How a Pharmacy Communication Class Fits
Paul Ranelli, Pharmacy

Evaluation as Communication
Margaret Stalder, Theatre & Dance

Re-evaluating Faculty Evaluations:  A Divisional Approach
Kathleen Urban, Social Sciences LCCC

Deepening the Discourse:  Using Group Portfolios to Enhance Content
Carol Bryant, Secondary Education; Rodney McConnell, Wyo School/University Partnership

Teaching Assistant Preparation and Development:  Where Are We Now, Where Are We Going, and How Will We Know When We Get There?
Rebecca Roberts, Communication & Journalism

Motivation Through Choice:  What Works, What Doesn't
Ed Sherline, Philosophy

Developing Pilot e-Portfolios in the College of Business
Mike Doherty, Accounting; Kevin Lewis, Business

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2002-2003 Projects

Practical Opportunities for an Online and On Campus Course
Karen Panter, Plant Sciences

Use of Community Based Learning Projects as a Course Requirement
Dena Goldberg, Family and Consumer Sciences

Warming Up the Chill:  Integrating Technology into a General Chemistry Course
Christi Boggs, College of Education; Rachel Watson, Molecular Biology

Departmental Evaluation of Students
Margaret Stalder, Theatre & Dance

Continuing ePortfolios in the College of Business
Mike Doherty, Accounting; Kevin Lewis, Business

Staying Connected in Online Classes:  Using Social Constructivist Learning Activities to Build Community in Online Classes
Karen Ouzts, College of Nursing

WebCT and Technology in a Spanish Language Course
Dorly Piske, Modern & Classical Languages

The Effectiveness of Web-based Homework in Introductory Math and Physics Courses
Brenae Bailey, Physics & Astronomy

Developing Critical Thinking:  A Scholarship of Teaching Project Continued
Virginia Vincenti, Family and Consumer Sciences

Writing an E-Book with Bill Gates (software anyway):  Solving the Referee
Ken Gerow, Zoology & Physiology/Statistics

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2003-2004 Projects

In 2004, the ECTL hosted an inVISIBLEcollege reunion and all past participants were invited to listen to a speaker and share details of their projects.

 

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