This software, and recent additions through the Center for Learning and Teaching, provides individualized, electronic homework assignments accessible to students and instructors over the Internet. The results have been encouraging. Students find that the required work is beneficial and that individualized assignments facilitate group efforts without cheating. Instructors benefit from direct access to student statistics without having to enter the data manually. Immediately following the presentation, a hands-on workshop will be held in the Science II Computer Pod to explore the CAPA system.
Attendance is limited.
Refreshments will be served. Kevin Wright, a professor in the School of Education and Human Development and the coordinator of the Master of Arts in Social Sciences program, will speak April 30. The series concludes on May 27 when Al Hall from Union Institute, Cincinnati, will speak on alternative PhD pro grams. Organ and tissue donor awareness activities planned A number of activities have been scheduled as part of National Organ and Tissue Donor Awareness Week. Health professionals involved in organ and tissue transplants, organ donation recipients and organ donor family members will participate in a panel discussion on organ donation from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, April 16, in Lecture Hall 9.