In addition, students are being required to use molecular modeling software packages and Internet resources to complete course assignments. Glenn McCombs, Biology Developed and updating web pages for BIOL 334 - Pathophysiology. Through the use of images, animation, video, and links to other Pathophysiology web sites McCombs provides greater access to course information in and out of the classroom. Ron Messier, History Continued the development of a multimedia program to teach historical archaeology. The program, developed with ToolBook, contains text and images that reflect the procedures that take place during an actual archaeological dig in Sijilmasa, Morocco.
Students can experience vicariously the process of historical archaeology.
Nancy Wahl, Computer Science Created World Wide Web based tools to help MTSU faculty develop on-line course packages. The toolkit helps faculty create a course home page, syllabus, announcements, outline of lectures, sample tests or quizzes and solutions, and other course materials. The modules are being used in JOUR 171 - Media Writing as well as other writing courses in the College of Mass Communication.