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in Faculty of Engineering (NUS), May 2004
SimFurnace, the web-based simulator for process control education, developed jointly with NUS' Center for Development of Teaching and Learning & Center for Instructional Technology won an Award of Merit in the online category at the Annual Media Festival of the Association for Media Technology in Education in Canada.
in Department of Community, Occupational and Family Medicine (NUS), May 2004
The Department [of Community, Occupational and Family Medicine] and the Centre for Instructional (CIT) succeeded in developing this multidisciplinary module within a short period of two months by getting technical expertise from CIT and mobilising the department's team of academic staff.
by Ravi CHANDRAN, LEONG Miew Cheng & Ivy TAN
Paper presented at Global Conference on Excellence in Education Training in Singapore, 20-22 May 2004.
CIT and the Department of Community, Occupational and Family Medicine (COFM) were given a Special Commendation Award at the NUS University Awards 2004 on 12 May for developing the University's first completely online module - The Nation's Health: Lessons from SARS. More than 29,000 NUS students completed this module via IVLE as part of their compulsory Graduation Requirement.
by Rajagopalan SRINIVASAN (Faculty of Engineering), Gilles DOIRON (CDTL) & Melvyn SONG (CIT)
Paper published in CDTL Brief May 2004 Vol 7, No. 5.
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CIT will be webcasting all NUS Commencement 2004 ceremonies live.
CIT participated in Learn@Quest 2004 - Using IT to Bridge Theory and Practice in Science Education. CIT showcased three courseware projects to schools at this event, organized by the Ministry of Education.
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