Project Title | Advanced visual capture system for science labs |
Unit | Biology |
Responsible Person | Pat Ball |
LIG Funding | $8,243 |
Summary Description |
The Wolfvision (VZ-C6) Ceiling Visualizer CCD Camera System allows for live images and videos to be captured and transmitted as high resolution output to a pair of large screen monitors, which are located at the front of the room just above the current location of the instructor’s demonstration bench. The system makes it possible for the instructor to demonstrate critical laboratory methodologies to the entire class by way of one individual effort rather than a number of independent demonstrations that take place in front of a few students at a time. |
Project Title |
Total Station Technology for Experiential Learning and Outreach in Stream Restoration |
Unit |
Biology & Natural Resources |
Responsible Person |
Matt Orr & Ron Reuter |
LIG Funding |
$6,530 |
Summary Description |
This project will develop an experiential, place-based curriculum in stream restoration and forest management by obtaining a total station so that students in the biology and natural resources programs can conduct three-dimensional topographic surveys in local forests and riparian zones. |
Project Title |
Biopac data acquisition hardware and software |
Unit |
Kinesiology |
Responsible Person |
Tim Burnett |
LIG Funding |
$9,375 |
Summary Description |
Biopac-Data acquisition system integrates with all standard computers to provide a multitude of biological and physiological testing techniques |
Project Title |
Smartphone microscope adapters for photomicrography |
Unit |
Biology |
Responsible Person |
Cole Davis (student) & Ann Petersen |
LIG Funding |
$750 |
Summary Description |
By attaching smartphones via an adapter to the ocular lens of a microscope, photomicrography and video-micrography can efficiently be taken to aid classroom and laboratory instruction. |
Project Title |
Wearable technology to enhance innovate counseling clinic supervision |
Unit |
Counseling |
Responsible Person |
Amy Ford |
LIG Funding |
$5,100 |
Summary Description |
Wearable wristband technologies help students and faculty track autonomic nervous system data on students and clients to improve student performance and client outcomes. |