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Partner Authors Title
1 ASU Doug Clark, Victor Sampson, Vivian Lemanowski Technology Opening Diverse Opportunities for Science (TODOS):  Discourse Participation in Thermodynamics
2 ASU Vivian Lemanowski Probing your Surroundings
3 Concord Consortium Janice Gobert Leveraging on Affordances of Technology Enhanced Models in Science
4 Concord Consortium Dalit Levy Learning about heating curves and phase diagrams with Molecular Workbench models
5 Mills Libby Fauvre, Chris Harrison, Jane Bowyer Scaling Up TELS–Responses of School Administrators
6 Norfolk State Raj Chaudhury Adapting TELS Activities with Interactive Lecture Demonstrations for Diverse Classrooms
7 NCCU Gail Hollowell, Michelle Williams, Tun Nyein, Beverly Jones, Marcia Linn Inquiry-Based Learning and Teaching of Cell Division using Technology Enhanced Learning in Science (TELS)
8 PSU Alice Anderson Visual Feedback on Asynchronous Electronic Collaboration
9 PSU Chris Hoadley, Beth Rajan Sockman Responding to Teachers’ and Researchers’ Information Needs about Technologies for Learning Science
10 Technion Tamar Ronen-Fhurmann, Yael Kali Designing Technology-based Curricula Using the Design Principles Database
11 UCB Kristen Burmester, Jeff Holmes Mitosis and Cell Processes
12 UCB Janet Casperson Development of Integrated Micro-Macro Electricity Understanding
13 UCB Jenny Chiu Enhancing Chemistry Understanding through Models and Reflective Prompts
14 UCB Tara Higgins Strengthening Integration between Professional Development Experiences and Classroom Practice
15 UCB Jeff Holmes, Marcia Linn Supporting Authors of Technology Enhanced Curricula for Science
16 UCB Hee-Sun Lee, Freda Husic, Lydia Liu, & Carolyn Hofstetter Assessing Knowledge Integration in Technology Enhanced Learning in Science
17 UCB Marcia Linn, Jim Slotta Technology Enhanced Learning in Science (TELS)
18 UCB Lydia Liu, Hee-Sun Lee, Carolyn Hofstetter Item Response Analyses of Benchmark Assessments in Technology Enhanced Learning in Science
19 UCB Kevin McElhaney Using Dynamic Models to Understand Students’ Models of Motion Graphs
20 UCB Jim Slotta, Turadg Aleahmad, Tim Zimmerman Scaffolding Interactive Learning: The Case for a Rich Interoperability Framework
21 UCB Erika Tate Hanging with Friends, Velocity Style!—Learning from multiple representations of velocity
22 UCB Keisha Varma Supporting Teachers Enacting Inquiry Based Technology: An Emergent Professional Development Model


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