CMC for Teaching Chemistry - Acknowledgements

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Study Guide Design

Study Guide Features

Student Response

Acknowledgements

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Acknowledgements

The author would like to thank the following people who have contributed in many ways in making the CHEM 0010 Web-based study guide available for the students.

Technical Support:

Dr. Ken Fong - TRIUMF, UBC

Nicholas Fong - National Research Council of Canada

George Kidd - BCIT, Computing System Technology

BCIT Computer Resources Department

Consultation:

Dr. Griff Richards - BCIT, Coordinator of On-line Learning

Department Support:

Richard Tam - BCIT, Chemistry

BCIT Chemistry Department

School Support:

Dr. Ken Takagaki - BCIT, Dean of School of Computing and Academic Studies

Kent Yakel - BCIT, Associate Dean of School of Computing and Academic Studies

Institute Support:

Mal Stelck - BCIT, Vice President of Education

Dixie Stockmayer - BCIT, Director of Learning Resources Unit

BCIT Computer Mediated Communication (CMC) Project Team

Financial Support:

1.	BCIT Instructional Enhancement Grant (Jan 1997 to Sept 1997) An On-line Chemistry Resource Center was created to establish a base-line knowledge of Chemistry that is required for first year Chemistry at BCIT.
2.	BCIT Learning Enhancement Grant (current grant) "BCIT Chemistry Resource Web Suite CD-ROM" - To create and facilitate the accessibility of the On-line Resource Center, the entire Resource Center and many more "value-added" attractions will be made available on a CD-ROM for distribution.
3.	BCIT CMC Project Grant (current grant) Development of "Web-based CMC Tools" to facilitate on-line course development at BCIT.

Author: Rosamaria Fong
British Columbia Institute of Technology
Chemistry Department
Burnaby, BC V5G 3H2
rfong@bcit.bc.ca