Skylight Development Grants: Spring 2009 | UBC Skylight: Science Centre for Learning and Teaching

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Project Leader	Department or Program	Project Title
Keshet, Leah	Mathematics	Software for Streamlining updates to MATH 102/103 Computer Labs
Birol, Gulnur	Zoology	Biology 361: Promoting Consistency Amongst Sections and Developing Learning Tools
Stewart, Jackie	Chemistry	Redesign of Chemistry 121
Nussbaum, Sophia	Chemistry	Flash Tutorial for the Dye Analysis Experiment
Kion, Tracy	M&I	Development of Course Support Materials For BIOL 112
Harris, Sarah	EOS	Developing Metacognitive Skills in ENVR 200
Lane, Erin	EOS	Assessing how Earth and Ocean Sciences Courses ct Student Attitudes
Martone, Patrick	Botany	Preserving Seaweeds for Classroom Demonstration

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