Session 2. Astronomy 101: something old, something new, something borrowed, something true

Poster, Monday, 9:20am-6:30pm, Tuesday, 10:00am-7:00pm, May 30, 2005, Ballroom A

2.01 Evaluation of the Astronomy Workshop's Computer Assisted Learning Tools

G. L. Deming, D. P. Hamilton (University of Maryland)

2.02 PARI Education and Research Programs

J. D. Cline, M. W. Castelaz (PARI)

2.03 The NASA Center for Astronomy Education (CAE): Building a Community of Practice

G. Brissenden, E. E. Prather, T. F. Slater (CAPER Team, Univ. of Arizona), W. M. Greene, R. F. Alvidrez (Navigator, JPL), M. L. Thaller (Spitzer, Cal Tech)

2.04 Survey Astronomy 101 - A Third Way ?

M. N. Fanelli (UNT)

2.05 A High Resolution Solar Spectrograph for the Berkeley Undergraduate Astronomy Lab

R. Strickler, C. Bresloff, J. Graham (UC Berkeley)

2.06 Active Learning with Deep Images from the WIYN 3.5m Telescope

L. van Zee (Indiana University)

2.07 A Cosmic Distance Ladder Project for Introductory Astronomy

R. F. Rees (Westfield State College)

2.08 Morphological Classes and Stellar Populations of Galaxies in Introductory Astronomy Labs at Arizona State University

L. M. Will (Arizona State University & Mesa Community College), J. Cook, P. Scowen (Arizona State University)

2.09 Innovative Astronomy Teaching Using Lecture Activities

E. Grundstrom, E. Baines, D. R. Gies (Georgia State Univ.)

2.10 Introducing Astronomy Spectrum of the Week

J. Grams, R. Benjamin (U of Wisconsin-Whitewater)