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The Fall 2003 Fellows give their end-of-semester presentations
The EdCenter Faculty Fellows for Fall 2003, Rob Malouf, Mitzi Kolar, and Marilyn Hall, gave their end-of-semester presentations on Monday, December 15, 2003, at the EdCenter. In addition to the Fellows and the EdCenter members, also attending the presentations were Don Martin, Professor and Associate Dean for the College of Professional Studies and Fine Arts, Jon Cawthorne, Associate University Librarian for the SDSU Library, John Ross, Director of Information Systems and Technology for the SDSU Library, and Jeff Kaplan, Professor and Chair of the Department of Linguistics and Oriental Languages.
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Rob
Malouf, Assistant Professor Rob's project, a Regular Expression Toolkit, provides students in computational linguistics an opportunity to explore the relationship between changes in a regular expression search and the results. A protoype is currently being developed and will soon be available for interactive exploration via the web. Rob is working closely with Kirsten Barber, EdCenter's Lead Programmer, to create this valuable and important tool. View a PDF of Rob's end-of-semester presentation. View the working prototype of Rob's Regular Expression Toolkit |
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Mitzi
Kolar, Professor of Music Mitzi's project integrates the Storage Resource Broker into her undergraduate music curriculum to assist her with the evaluation of student music performances. We are in the process of developing a web-based interface for Mitzi to access and evaluate MIDI keyboard recordings. View Mitzi's end-of-semester presentation (Powerpoint or HTML). View Mitzi's initial evaluation rubrik for her SRB prototype. |
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Marilyn
Hall, Health Sciences Reference Librarian Marilyn is working with the EdCenter development team to create a modularized version of the SDSU Library's successful interactive Research Tutor. This tool helps incoming freshmen learn the various issues involved in performing library-based research and suggests strategies for optimizing their time. View Marilyn's end-of-semester presentation (Powerpoint or HTML) View the current prototype of Marilyn's Tutorial Creation Tool. |
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