RELATED LINKS
TO DIGITAL LIBRARY RESEARCH IN UNDERGRADUATE
EDUCATION
Related NSF Undergraduate Education Digital
Library Program Announcement: "Element 2: Application of Digital Libraries to
Undergraduate Earth Systems Science Education" in NSF program
announcement Geoscience Education
NSF 99-44
Recent Reports on Digital
Library Applications for Undergraduate Education
- General background information on digital libraries
may be found in the Report of the
SMETE Library Workshop held at the National Science
Foundation on July 21-23, 1998, to explore the idea of national
digital library for undergraduate science, mathematics, engineering
and technology education.
Examples of Recent Digital Library Projects with
Emphasis on Undergraduate Education
- 98-17406:
Agogino, UC Berkeley, $200,000, "Using the National
Engineering Education Delivery System as the Foundation for
Building a Test-bed Digital Library for Science, Mathematics, and
Technology Education." Focus: Evaluation of digital library
prototypes emphasizing processes and linkages
- 98-16026:
Maly, Old Dominion University, $80,355 "Planning Grant for the Use of Digital
Libraries in Undergraduate Learning in Science." Focus:
Evaluation of digital library impact on teaching and
learning
- 98-16644:
Kappelman, UT-Austin, $287,147, "Virtual Skeletons in Three
Dimensions: The Digital Library as a Platform for Studying
Web-Anatomical Form and Function." Focus: Domain/discipline
specific curricular applications
- 97-52606:
Shelton, Loyola College of Maryland, $ 99,932, "The
Internet Science Institute: A Web-Based Method of Involving
Students in Scientific Inquiry." Focus: Domain/discipline
specific curricular applications
- 97-52658:
Pfaender, American Society of Microbiology,
$155,054, "C3: Connection, Collection, and
Correlation." Focus: Domain/discipline specific curricular
applications
- 97-52482:
McCauley, University of Southwestern Louisiana,
$108,205, "An Information Resource for Curriculum
Development and Program Enhancement in Computer Science." Focus:
Domain/discipline specific curricular applications
- 97-52190: Knox,
The College of New Jersey, $278,752, "A Digital
Computer Science Teaching Center." Focus: Domain/discipline
specific curricular applications
- 97-52408:
Fox, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, $87,000,
"Curriculum Resources in Interactive Multimedia (CRIM)." Focus:
Domain/discipline specific curricular applications
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