CoLABnet software collects, pools and summarizes qualitative and quantitative data from teams in all sections of the course, giving students time to think about, manipulate and discuss the data. Unlike some commercially available genetics simulations, CyberFly doesn't simplify the experiment or coach students on correct answers. They are required to answer questions on the Web and as a result come to class better prepared to discuss the articles. Interactive graphical models and animated illustrations help get the ideas across.
Animations show how drugs are transported across membranes.
The M-Pathways Project is designed to streamline administrative processes and facilitate the sharing of information throughout the University. The program also uses game-like activities to enliven the learning process. The site provides access to information on Jewish communities and organizations, culture and religion, learning resources and history. The heart of the collection is a set of video clips of third-grade class sessions. Also included are transcripts of the videos, examples of children's written work, teachers' logs and written reflections and other artifacts gathered from the classroom.