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Direct linkApplebaum, Lauren R.; Vitale, Jonathan M.; Gerard, Elizabeth; Linn, Marcia C. – Educational Technology & Society, 2017
Physical design projects are a way to motivate and engage students in authentic science and engineering practices. Web-based tools can support design projects to ensure that students address and reflect upon critical science concepts during the course of the project. In addition, by specifying challenging design goals that require students to…
Descriptors: Inquiry, Technology Uses in Education, Student Projects, Online Courses
Barr, Ronald E.; Juricic, Davor – Engineering Education, 1991
A course curriculum model that shows how modern engineering design graphics can be used to conceptualize, develop, analyze, and communicate engineering designs is presented. Background studies, early investigations, and a weekly curriculum outline of the course are provided. (KR)
Descriptors: College Science, Computer Assisted Design, Computer Graphics, Course Content
Butler, Susan McAleenan; Wiebe, Eric N. – Journal of Technology and Teacher Education, 2003
This project used techniques from problem-based learning to aid students in developing a technology-based science lesson. In this case, the "problem" students were asked to solve, was that of combining curriculum knowledge and pedagogical skills to incorporate computer graphics animation technology within a science lesson and then teach the lesson…
Descriptors: Student Teachers, Computer Graphics, Problem Based Learning, Cooperating Teachers
