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Are you engaged in research that involves sharing patient, research participant or other protected data? Join our upcoming webinar where we dive into the world of the Data Sharing Committee (DSC), a…
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This talk was given at the 2023 Summer Institute on Teaching and Technology. Gradescope is a powerful tool that enables student submissions to be scored efficiently, consistently, and flexibly.…
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ECS-036A Lecture 2023-04-17 at 13:07
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ECS-036A Lecture 2023-04-14 at 13:07
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Speakers, PhD candidate, James Weeks from Cal Poly Pomona who talks about crossing blocks for tomatoes and PhD candidate. James goes over things to consider when planning crossing blocks, the tools…
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Saarah Kuzay discusses how to interpret wheat phenotypes in the field.
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Many of our students prefer the allure of remote exams - the promise of open-book, open-notes, open-google. However, much of the material our students need to master requires serious study and…
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A recap of the January 7, 2022 DOLCE by Dr. Andy Jones of ATS.
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Janine Wilson In the Fall of 2020, I taught four courses and created new assessments for each. My presentation will discuss key innovations in assessments given the various course levels and sizes…
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Maria Trnkova There are many benefits of having a collaborative study in class and it was crucial to offer group work during pandemic. On-line teaching taught us new skills that help to run group…
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This is a recording of the seventeenth lecture, recorded by Zoom
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Instructional Choices and Modifications: Video, Assessment, and Engagement In Spring 2020, Dr. Chamberlain taught a 400-student General Chemistry course using asynchronous lectures, synchronous…
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