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    Workshop and module design part two: human systems

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    Author
    Delborne, Jason
    Heller, Laura
    Hudson, Derrick
    Holles, Cortney
    Mitcham, Carl
    Packard, Corinne E.
    Preston, Christopher
    Rolston, Jessica Smith
    Schneider, Jennifer J.
    Woodson, Sandra
    Date issued
    2014-10
    Keywords
    curricular module
    sophomore curriculum
    nanotechnology
    Nanotechnology Undergraduate Education (NUE)
    assessment
    interdisciplinary curriculum
    
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    https://hdl.handle.net/11124/16997; http://dx.doi.org/10.25676/11124/16997
    Abstract
    This module on policy for nanotechnology development was created for the sophomore-level course, Human Systems, a history of sociological, religious, political, and economic systems. It was developed as an extension of the freshman module on ethics described in the Workshop and Module Design Part One: Nature and Human Values. For the Human Systems course, the focus of the module was on policy and international relations in technology development. Students read and wrote about nanotechnology development in the context of their historical and sociological study and were then assessed for resulting changes in their thinking. This entry contains the assignments, assessments, and development materials for the module.
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