[LON-CAPA-users] Survey Question on Resources

[H.K. Ng]

Mark, there are some science material under fsuK12 domain. They are 
at the middle schools level. -hk


At 09:35 PM 2/7/2008, lucasm@ohio.edu wrote:
>Hi everyone!
>
>I'd like to try a quick little project. One of the issues with LON-CAPA is
>finding  the pockets of resources. I'm going under the gun at a Science
>Education meeting with high school teachers tomorrow (Science 
>Education Council
>of Ohio Conference) and again I'm reminded that the first thing they'll as is
>where do they find materials.
>
>We have several places - theDump is obviously one that helps a lot. 
>We have the
>welcome pages under Physics and Chemistry at /res/showntell/Physics,Chemistry,
>but it's pretty much luck from there.
>
>Would domain coordinators or major users at different domains be 
>willing to fill
>out the following quick survey. You can either send it to me personally or to
>the list. I would then compile the results and ship it back out.
>
>Thanks!
>Mark Lucas
>
>--------------------
>Domain:
>
>For what subject areas do you have system-wide available resources 
>people might
>like to use?
>
>
>Are these appropriate for College, AP HS, 9-12 general or all three?
>
>What are some pointers to these materials?
>
>Any other comments you'd like to add?
>
>----------------------------------
>Example:
>Domain: ohiou
>
>For what subject areas do you have system-wide available resources 
>people might
>like to use?
>
>Physics
>Physical Sciences
>Chemistry (though not opened up as much as we'd like yet)
>No Math or Biology
>
>Are these appropriate for College, AP HS, 9-12 general or all three?
>The physics are a wide range of calc-based, algebra-based and 
>physical sciences.
>
>
>What are some pointers to these materials?
>/res/ohiou/OUp200lib (algebra-based)
>/res/ohiou/OUp250lib (calc-based)
>/res/ohiou/OUpsclib/105  Physical Science - Color, Light and Sound
>/res/ohiou/physlets  Some physlet problems
>/res/ohiou/ccliphys/dcCircuits DC circuit problems from a CCLI proposal
>                                about 30 with a wide range of difficulty.
>
>Any other comments you'd like to add?
>I'd love to find people who might be interested in picking a topic (like
>circuits or energy), looking at the literature, and then writing a 
>whole slew of
>problems that particularly take advantage of LON-CAPA's capabilities.
>
>I need to convince chemistry to open their problems more.
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