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Zeega

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As part of this project the PITFs created Zeega ( www.zeega.com ). Zeega enables individuals and organizations to create nonlinear digital narratives that seamlessly combine photos, videos, text, audio and maps from public APIs. Teaching Challenge...

Word Pronunciation Game

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An interactive word game was created in Flash, as an engaging way students that could practice casual conversation in French. The game provided audio examples and students had to pick the correct choice. Students played in sound-match format to test...

Vocabulary and Grammar Resources

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The PITFs designed a system for teaching vocabulary and grammar and tested tools with Chinese, Hebrew, and Egyptian Hieroglyphs. Teaching Challenge: Egyptian Aa and Ab focused on reading and discussion of artifacts from ancient Egypt. An emphasis was...

Virtual Office Hours

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TFs, working as PITFs, conducted live online office hours. Using the web conferencing software, they could talk and text chat, share a program or a view of their computer desktop, and illustrate concepts on a whiteboard. Teaching Challenge: Students in...

Versailles to the Visionaries

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The goals of the project were to research, identify, and make available the relevant readings and images to help students comprehend and learn about the gradual expansion of architectural theory and achievement in France during the 17th and 18th centuries...

Using the Anthropological Literature E-Resource

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This project resulted in an interactive research iSite for anthropology research, created by Harvard College librarians in collaboration with Harvard faculty and departments. Teaching Challenge: To highlight the unique collections available through the...

Using Audience Response Systems (clickers) to Teach Economics

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During the live class, Professor Murnane generated economic inputs based on responses from the students themselves, and then examined how the new data influenced the model in question. For instance, he asked students questions about the demand for private...

Updates to the Data Wise Tutorials

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A PITF helped design and develop updated versions of the tutorials. Teaching Challenge: In 2006, a PITF helped faculty member Kathy Boudett create Excel and PowerPoint tutorials on how to analyze, display, and present assessment data. Over time, these...

Traditions

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An interactive research guide for folklore and mythology research, created by Harvard College librarians in collaboration with Harvard faculty and departments. Teaching Challenge: Discovery and use of library print and electronic resources for research...