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Environmental Studies Course

Scott Brennan

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This showcase features instructor Scott Brennan's Environmental Studies 101 course that was taught Fall Quarter, 1999. The environmental studies course was redesigned using multimedia and was presented in a large lecture hall in an electronic presentation format. Students were also able to access a specially designed website for course information, announcements, and to discuss course issues via an electronic discussion board.

Select the link to the Portfolio to view a step-by-step road-map of the development of the course. To see how he infuses critical thinking into his teaching, select the link to Institutional Goals. Select Videos to watch videos featuring an interview with Professor Brennan. The Videos page requires Flash Player 7.0+. For best performance, please disable your pop-up blocker for this website.