SciArt: Teaching Across the Interface

Reconstructing the Paradigm: Teaching Across the Disciplines

In this article, Caroline Brown, a literature professor who focuses on American and African Diasporic writing, and Alexia Pollack, a biology professor with expertise in neuropharmacology, recount their experiences teaching across the disciplines in one another's respective classrooms, finding points of intersection and divergence, and creating classroom dialogues from the resultant encounters. ...

Teaching Computer Networks across Networks

The paper presents different tools for distance learning that are, for example, applied for teaching a course on advanced computer networks at the Technical University of Braunschweig. Distance learning in this case comprises on-line teaching across the Internet as well as an Internet-based learning environment that provides teaching material via WWW-pages. Interactive simulation experiments an...

Ion transfer across the water|trifluorotoluene interface

The Effect of Teaching Critical Thinking Skills on the Language Learning Strategy Use of EFL Learners across Different EQ Levels

The present study was conducted to investigate how EFL learners with distinct levels of emotional intelligence might benefit from Critical Thinking-based instruction and use different language learning strategies. A further concern of this study was to investigate the relationship among critical thinking, language learning strategy, and emotional intelligence of EFL learners. To this end, 88 EF...

Teaching User Interface Evaluation Methods with Games

We present an experience report detailing the use of games as a means of teaching empirical evaluation of user interfaces. We discuss the implementation of a similar course project structures in an engineering course on human-computer interaction (HCI) and a humanities course on game design. Both courses featured a milestone-driven, iterative approach to student projects, which provided student...