2012 Conference Archive (Archived)

Session Format

Presentation Session (45 minutes)

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Location

Room 1915

Abstract for the conference program

A studio course seamlessly integrates lecture and laboratory courses into an active-learning, student-centered course. The effects of computer interfaced laboratory apparatus, web-based simulations, and online homework systems on student learning have been assessed through administering content and attitude surveys to students. Assessment has indicated students enrolled in Studio courses are experiencing greater success in achieving the desired outcomes.

Proposal Track

Research Project

Start Date

3-9-2012 9:00 AM

End Date

3-9-2012 9:45 AM

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Mar 9th, 9:00 AM Mar 9th, 9:45 AM

Exploring the Impact of Studio Courses on Learning

Room 1915

A studio course seamlessly integrates lecture and laboratory courses into an active-learning, student-centered course. The effects of computer interfaced laboratory apparatus, web-based simulations, and online homework systems on student learning have been assessed through administering content and attitude surveys to students. Assessment has indicated students enrolled in Studio courses are experiencing greater success in achieving the desired outcomes.