Titlebook: Innovative Practices in Teaching Information Sciences and Technology; Experience Reports a John M. Carroll Book 2014 Springer International

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The Karate Kid Method of Problem Based Learning,enial and tedious practices they must undergo to master the tools required by the task. Imbedding structured problems within the requirements of a complex unstructured project helps resolve these issues. We describe this version of PBL using the pedagogical metaphor of the popular movie, the Karate

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Teaching and Learning in Technical IT Courses,nue as a result of harsh weed-out techniques, but at the same time rigorously demand and assess progress; (2) Balance conflicts between the desire for rapid and efficient assessment versus the need for detailed and careful assessment that avoids . of the assessment system by students; (3) Gradually

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The Analytic Decision Game, engaged, but they also want to be stimulated by technology. This need for constant stimulation can cause educators to question their role in the teaching process. When does education become “edutainment” and when does the use of technology overshadow content? At Penn State’s College of Information

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Leveraging Mobile Technology to Enhance Both Competition and Cooperation in an Undergraduate STEM Cibuted to the course by sharing material and interacted with other students’ posted material via likes and comments. The student driven context collection and annotation has already improved the starting point for the course when it is taught next. There was also a notable improvement in the quality

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Teaching Information Security with Virtual Laboratories,ty and Risk Analysis major. Our teaching experiences show that the hands-on virtual labs are quite effective in learning, especially on connecting theory to practice. We expect they will continue to play a critical role in our curriculum as online education becomes indispensable.

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