Past Network Exchanges

2010-2011 

Participant: Allison Rober

From/To: Michigan State University to University of Wisconsin-Madison (Fall 2011)

TAR Presentation Title: Investigating Water Chemistry: Application to a Watery World

Disciplinary Presentation Title: Environmental Controls on Benthic Algal Structure and Function in Northern Boreal Wetlands

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Participant: Jonathan Wellons

From/To: Vanderbilt to University of Wisconsin-Madison (Spring 2011)

TAR Presentation Title: Indoctrinating Novice Computer Programmers: Using Grounded Theory to Improve Student Learn

Disciplinary Presentation Title: Achieving Robust & Efficient Routing in Wireless
Mesh Networks

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CIRTL Network Exchange Schedule - Jonathan Wellons 

Participant: Malia Dong

From/To: Michigan State University to University of Wisconsin-Madison (Fall 2010)

TAR Presentation Title: The Plant Circadian Clock: An Ecology-Focused Teaching Module for Gene Regulation

Disciplinary Presentation Title: Gating of Cold-Regulated Gene Expression by the Circadian Clock in Arabidopsis

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Reflections from Malia Dong

CIRTL Network Exchange Schedule - Malia Dong

Participant: Colin Wallace

From/To: U Colorado Boulder to Mighigan State University (Spring 2011)

TAR Presentation Title: Overcoming Common Conceptual and Reasoning Difficulties in Cosmology: A Lecture Tutorial Approach

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CIRTL Network Exchange Schedule - Colin Wallice

Participant: Kristin Getter

From/To: Mighican State University to Texas A&M University (Spring 2011)

TAR Presentation Title: Using Simple Cooperative Learning Techniques

Participant: Angel Hoekstra

From/To: U Colorado Boulder to Texam A&M University (Spring 2011)

TAR Presentation Title: Evaluating Correlations between Technology Use, Note Taking Methods and Learning Outcomes in Three Large STEM Courses

Disciplinary Presentation Title: Job Talk Presentation - TAMU Department of Sociology

2009-2010 

Participant: Bob Montgomery

From/To: Michigan State University to University of Wisconsin-Madison (Spring 2010)

TAR Presentation Title: Forget Me Knots: Examining variation in the retention of knowledge between the classroom and the field

Disciplinary Presentation Title: Can we accurately characterize wildlife resource use when telemetry data are imprecise?

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TAR Presentation

Reflections From Bob Montgomery

CIRTL Network Exchange Schedule - Bob Montgomery

Photos and Video - Bob Montgomery

Participant: Jeff Klukas

From/To: University of Wisconsin-Madison to University of Colorado at Boulder (Spring 2010)

TAR Presentation Title: Making Group Work Work: Teaching TAs to Use Cooperative Group Work

Disciplinary Presentation Title: Looking for WZ Resonances at CMS

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TAR Presentation

Disciplinary Presentation

Reflections from Jeff Klukas

CIRTL Network Exchange Schedule - Jeff Klukas

CIRTL Coffee Hour Presenter

Participant: Tim Wagner

From/To: University of Wisconsin-Madison to Texas A&M University (Spring 2010)

TAR Presentation Title: There's an applet for that: the impact of interactive tools on student learning

Disciplinary Presentation Title: A remote sensing approach to measuring cumulus entrainment

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CIRTL Coffee Hour Presenter