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Using Online Textbooks and Homework Systems: In Particular MyMathLab and WebAssignClarke, Wil 07 March 2012 (has links) (PDF)
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Using Online Textbooks and Homework Systems: In Particular MyMathLab and WebAssignClarke, Wil 07 March 2012 (has links)
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Creating and Utilizing Online Assignments in a Calculus ClassJungic, Veselin, Kent, Deborah, Menz, Petra 17 April 2012 (has links) (PDF)
The aims of this paper are to present some of the findings about the creation and utilization of online assignments and choice of support software for several calculus classes at Simon Fraser University (SFU) by considering the needs and perspectives of the instructors, students, and administrators. The term online assignment is used for a set of problems that are posted, submitted, graded, and recorded
electronically through a course learning management system (LMS) of choice. The purpose of this note is to contribute to the discussion about a common question detected among research papers on the
theme of online assignments; how can technology be used in teaching so that students benefit the most? Questions are provided to guide an instructor in choosing online assignment problems, and a list of necessary skills is supplied for an instructor to be able to deal effectively with this pedagogical tool.
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Creating and Utilizing Online Assignments in a Calculus ClassJungic, Veselin, Kent, Deborah, Menz, Petra 17 April 2012 (has links)
The aims of this paper are to present some of the findings about the creation and utilization of online assignments and choice of support software for several calculus classes at Simon Fraser University (SFU) by considering the needs and perspectives of the instructors, students, and administrators. The term online assignment is used for a set of problems that are posted, submitted, graded, and recorded
electronically through a course learning management system (LMS) of choice. The purpose of this note is to contribute to the discussion about a common question detected among research papers on the
theme of online assignments; how can technology be used in teaching so that students benefit the most? Questions are provided to guide an instructor in choosing online assignment problems, and a list of necessary skills is supplied for an instructor to be able to deal effectively with this pedagogical tool.
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