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'''Coursework''' refers to work carried out by students at [[university]] or [[high school]] as part of their learning and assessment, separate from their exams. | |||
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This area categorizes course related content, and provides links to other valuable sources (see "External links," below). Please see the syllabi, presentations, readings, exercises, problem sets, teaching cases, etc. in the pages and subcategories below. | This area categorizes course related content, and provides links to other valuable sources (see "External links," below). Please see the syllabi, presentations, readings, exercises, problem sets, teaching cases, etc. in the pages and subcategories below. | ||
==Are you a teacher?== | ==Are you a teacher?== | ||
* Post your [[ | * Post your [[course materials]], including schedule or lecture notes. | ||
* Consider making Appropedia a part of your curriculum. Students can post and edit their [[coursework]] on subjects related to [[sustainability]] and [[international development]]. This allows them to take part in a global context, receive broader feedback, learn to [[Help:Contents|edit]] a wiki (very simple, but useful) and more easily collaborate with peers. | * Consider making Appropedia a part of your curriculum. Students can post and edit their [[coursework]] on subjects related to [[sustainability]] and [[international development]]. This allows them to take part in a global context, receive broader feedback, learn to [[Help:Contents|edit]] a wiki (very simple, but useful) and more easily collaborate with peers. | ||
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== External links == | == External links == | ||
*[http://www.smartcommunities.ncat.org/efficiency/educ/educatn3.shtml#Materials Educational Materials] at NCAT's ''Smart Communities Network'' lists K-12 materials for teaching Sustainable Development. Do a page search for "free" and there are some promising looking links. | *[http://www.smartcommunities.ncat.org/efficiency/educ/educatn3.shtml#Materials Educational Materials] at NCAT's ''Smart Communities Network'' lists K-12 materials for teaching Sustainable Development. Do a page search for "free" and there are some promising looking links. | ||
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Revision as of 07:04, 25 November 2010
- For information on available course materials, see Open Educational Resources.
Coursework refers to work carried out by students at university or high school as part of their learning and assessment, separate from their exams.
Description of this area
This area categorizes course related content, and provides links to other valuable sources (see "External links," below). Please see the syllabi, presentations, readings, exercises, problem sets, teaching cases, etc. in the pages and subcategories below.
Are you a teacher?
- Post your course materials, including schedule or lecture notes.
- Consider making Appropedia a part of your curriculum. Students can post and edit their coursework on subjects related to sustainability and international development. This allows them to take part in a global context, receive broader feedback, learn to edit a wiki (very simple, but useful) and more easily collaborate with peers.
See also
- Education
- Appropedia:Coursework (Appropedia's policy on coursework content)
Interwiki links
External links
- Educational Materials at NCAT's Smart Communities Network lists K-12 materials for teaching Sustainable Development. Do a page search for "free" and there are some promising looking links.