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EIPT 6423 Spring 2005 |
| Breaking Through Cognitive
Limitations Melissa Myers & Natasha Roberts |
This module introduces and teachs the basics of
Lateral Thinking and Cognitive Flexibility Theory. |
| CPR
Made Easy Lea Harlow & Christi Morales |
This
course teaches (1)
appropriate strategies for administering Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
(CPR) for infants, children and adults, and (2) the signs of
choking, (3) strategies needed to aid a choking victim, (4)
the symptoms of a heart attack, and (5) how to assist the victim of a
heart attack. |
| Writing
English in an Academic Environment: The ESL Writing Lab Gabriel Silvarajoo, Katherine Woodson, & Bonnie Yeh |
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| Critical Consciousness Chris Keller |
This instructional module is intended to
introduce to learners the basic concepts of Paulo Freire’s theories of
Critical Consciousness. Learners will have the chance to explore a
variety of information concerning these theories, and will have the
opportunity to complete several small activities that allow them to
practice what they may have learned. |
| Weblogs in Education Kui Xie & Calvin Ly |
This lesson provides a thorough
overview and history of weblogs, different types of weblog
administration tools, information regarding how weblogs can be used in
classrooms, and practice constructing a weblog from scratch. |
| Color
Theory for Instruction Melinda Smith & Sharon Liu |
This module will lead learners through the information and knowledge needed in order to develop web sites using appropriate color schemes. This information will include the relevant color principles, activities, and research to help facilitate learning. This procedure module has important information to refer to when developing web pages. The use of color can help or hinder a web site's appeal. |
| Pytest: A Nuclear Medicine Procedure Vesper Grantham, |
The PyTest is a nuclear medicine
procedure
that assists in the diagnosis of Helicobacter Pylori, the bacteria
present
in individuals who suffer from peptic and duodenal ulcers. If the
bacteria
is present, the patient's physician can prescribe antibodies to
eliminate
the bacteria and heal the ulcer(s). Nuclear medicine
technologists
must be knowledgeable with this procedure and its specifics in order to
perform
the ordered exam. This module guides nuclear medicine students
through
the PyTest and its features so the student can one day apply their
knowledge
in the nuclear medicine department. |
| Logic & Fallacies
Karen Chen, |
This online computer course provides the learner
with
the knowledge to evaluate and analyze the basics for logical reasoning
of
deductive arguments and the common associated fallacies of such
reasoning.
The audience is undergraduate college students familiar with computer
assisted
instruction. Along with an interest in the fallacies of logical
reasoning,
students should possess the desire to evaluate and analyze these
principles. |
| Oklahoma Geography: Use of the five themes of geography to interpret the interrelationships of communities Penny Anderson, Ng, Kok Leong, Amanda York |
This instructional unit provides learners with
the opportunity to identify, examine, and analyze the unique features,
which
contributed to the settlement of the state of Oklahoma. Instruction
will
develop map skills in locating places in Oklahoma and the United States
using
parallels of latitude and meridians of longitude. Learners will examine
communities
from a spatial perspective using mental mapping to understand relative
location.
Learners will examine and describe the interaction of the environment
and
the people of Oklahoma. Learners will compare and contrast different
natural
resources and landforms in their local region with other regions of
Oklahoma. |