Web Page Creation As An Alternative To Written Reports In An Advanced Manufacturing Course
Author(s) -
Michael Bailey-Van Kuren
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
papers on engineering education repository (american society for engineering education)
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.18260/1-2--10696
Subject(s) - teamwork , session (web analytics) , creativity , interpersonal communication , computer science , process (computing) , engineering education , world wide web , multimedia , psychology , engineering , engineering management , social psychology , political science , law , operating system
As a part of an undergraduate advanced manufacturing processes course, students are required to perform in-depth research into an assigned manufacturing process. Over the past three semesters, students have presented their results in the form of a web site rather than in wr itten format. The assignment gives students the opportunity to gain detailed knowledge of a process, to work with a classmate in a team effort, and to experience creation of an alternative means of communication. Each semester, the students were surveyed on their experience with this format versus previous experience with paper-based team reports. This paper provides the results regarding the effectiveness of the assignment in terms of teamwork, creativity, and learning.
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