Use of an interactive computer-based instruction package to teach water quality modelling
Abstract
This paper explores an innovative teaching module to introduce inexperienced final year engineering students to water quality modelling as part of a core subject. The water quality teaching module consisted of an interactive computer-based instruction (CBl) package in assisting students to set up and runa commercially available water quality computer model (WQMAP) for a hypothetical raw sewage spill. The CBl package comprised of numerous HTML pages with links to on-screen recorded Lotus ScreenCam movie clips.rA formal class survey was undertaken which showed the teaching module was highly beneficial.This paper explores an innovative teaching module to introduce inexperienced final year engineering students to water quality modelling as part of a core subject. The water quality teaching module consisted of an interactive computer-based instruction (CBl) package in assisting students to set up and runa commercially available water quality computer model (WQMAP) for a hypothetical raw sewage spill. The CBl package comprised of numerous HTML pages with links to on-screen recorded Lotus ScreenCam movie clips.rA formal class survey was undertaken which showed the teaching module was highly beneficial.
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Conference Title
Creating Flexible Learning Environments
Subject
History and Archaeology