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  • Read more about Incorporation of Virtual Labs and On-line Simulation Activities to an Upper Division General Education Science Course
  • Read more about Abnormal Psychology: Integrating Technology and Flipped Activities
  • Read more about Technology and Supplemental Instruction in Biology Course
  • Read more about College Algebra Course Redesign for Student Engagement
  • Read more about Civic Learning and Democratic Engagement in the U.S. History Survey: Teaching with Digital History and Online Civic Engagement Tools
  • Read more about HIST131: US History, 1865 to the Present with Video Lectures and Online Quizzes
  • Read more about Flipping United States History
  • Read more about Online Components in Introduction to U.S. History
  • Read more about Active Learning and Skill Building in the U.S. History Survey
  • Read more about Using Visualization Models in Teaching Assembly and Digital Circuit Design 

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