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Introduction
Syllabus
Timeline
Class Activities
Math Educ & Learning Theory
Conceptual Understanding
Proportional Reasoning & Games?
Projects/Assignments
Flash Intro Project
Flash Math Project
Assignment 1
Assignment 2
Assignment 3
Post Mortem 1
Final Math Project
Resources
Math & Learning Theory
Proportional Reasoning
topics for Final Project
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Educational Game Design EDUC475, DGIM465, and CS480
Timeline
- Day 1: September 26
- Introductions
- Class Overview - Frank and Suzanne
- Overview: Flash Intro Project - Quincy
- Set-up time (Flash) and/or browse Math Tools site
- Flash Intro Project and Math Tools
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- Day 2: September 28
- Math Tools - Suzanne
- Discussion about Math Education and Learning Theory Resources - Quincy and Suzanne
- Assignment 1: Math Tools tasks
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- Day 3: October 3
- Game Exercise - Frank
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- Day 4: October 5
- Overview of Math Topic for Flash Math Project - Suzanne
- Assign groups - Suzanne and Frank
- Project Time
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- Day 5: October 10
- Flash Math Project - Frank
- Proportional Reasoning & Conceptual Understanding - Suzanne
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- Day 6: October 12
- Proportional Reasoning & Games? - Frank
- Project Time
- Assignment 2: Math Tools tasks
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- Day 7: October 17
- PDF document due (WebCT submission): Flash Math Project Proposal
- Group presentations: Flash Math Project Proposal
- Project Time
- Group Review 1
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- Day 8: October 19
- Dimenxian
- Project Time
- Running beta version due by 5:00 pm (WebCT submission)
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- Day 9: October 24
- All projects "tested" by 7th grade students at Drew Elementary School
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- Day 10: October 26
- Group Debriefing:
9:30 - 9:45 Group 1 [Major, Ryan, Sam, Matt]
9:45 - 10:00 Group 2 [Melissa, Jonathan, Alex, Aaron]
10:00 - 10:15 Group 3 [Greg, Russell, AJ]
10:15 - 10:30 Group 4 [Jim, Gwen, Josh]
10:30 - 10:45 Group 5 [Bob, Iris, Stephen]
- Assignment 3: classroom visit write-up and next steps for the Flash Math Project [due October 31]
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- Day 11: October 31
- Project Time: discuss, modify Flash Math Project
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- Day 12: November 2
- Project Time
- Group Review 2
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- Day 13: November 7
- Flash Math Project presentations
- Post Mortem - individual - PDF - one to two pages stating what was learned, where did you succeed, where did you fall short (self-critique) - examples posted on WebCT [due November 9]
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- Day 14: November 9
- Group Review 3
- Introduce the Final Math Project
- Assign Final Project groups
- Selection of topics for Final Project
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- Day 15: November 14
- Games - Frank
- PDF document due by 6:00 pm
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- Day 16: November 16
- Math Tools cataloging [Personal Shopper, Math Football, Ameba] - Suzanne
- changes in timeline and Final Math Project - Suzanne
- Teacher Feedback component - Suzanne
- Games - Frank
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- Day 17: November 21
- Storyboard components due in class at 9:30
- Project Time: assembling components of StoryBoard
- Frank and Suzanne individually talking to each group
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- Day 18: November 28
- Games - Frank
- due by 6:00 pm: First Teacher Feedback component - Education person(s) from each group initiate educational value of Final Math Project game.
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- Day 19: November 30
- Games - Frank
- beta version of game (including HTML file) due by 6:00 pm
- beta version of game will be posted to Math Forum /te/exchange/hosted/ directory
- Second Teacher Feedback component - Education person(s) continue discussion with selected teacher including communicating about the beta version
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- Day 20: December 5
- Project Time - education students share ideas from Teacher Feedback with the group
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- December 6, midnight
- write up of how Teacher Feedback was used in PDF format is due
- Final Math Project prototype is due
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- Day 21: December 7
- Overview of the Class: Lessons Learned - Frank
- Play Day (Try each other's final projects/fill out evaluation form on each)
Group 1 - Bounce
Group 2 - Panic Project
Group 3 - Snowball
Group 4 - Numbers Db
- Time for class evaluation (15 minutes)
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Questions/comments, please contact Suzanne Alejandre.
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