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Jan 2009 Vol. 13 No. 1
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Extending CDTL's Mission
Writing Interactive Digital Stories as
Projects
Introducing a Science Laboratory
Experience for Students of All Disciplines
Using an Electronic Classroom Response
System to Facilitate Quizzes, Activities and
Games (QAG) in a Large Class Scenario
TLHE 2008

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Vice Provost Student Dialogue Series

In an effort to reach out to students, the first session of CDTL’s Vice Provost Student Dialogue
Series was held on 17 October 2008 to let students share their personal experiences at NUS. Twentyfive students attended the session and discussed issues such as the stress level at NUS, student diversity, class size and academics who are too wrapped up in their research rather than teaching. A third-year student recounted his overseas exchange experience in the US and expressed hope that NUS would experiment with less exam-centric methods. A second session was held on 17 November 2008 with polytechnic graduates who have been admitted to the Faculty of Engineering to pursue their degrees.

CDTL would like to thank Professor Tan Thiam Soon, Vice Provost (Education) as well as Associate Professors John Richardson, Ashraf Kassim, Chua Tin Chiu, Daphne Pan and Chng Huang Hoon for their presence at the session.

Farewell to A/P Daphne Pan
Welcome!

CDTL bids farewell to Associate Professor Daphne Pan, who steps down as Director after 13 years. The CDTL team has been extremely privileged to have been under her
leadership, during which she spearheaded several key initiatives and programmes, such as the PDP-T and TA programmes as well as the TLHE conference series, all of which
have greatly enhanced the pedagogical landscape in NUS.

Prof Pan returns to teaching and research at the Depar tment of English Language and Literature, and will also continue to be involved in CDTL in an advisory capacity. We
wish her every success in her endeavours.

CDTL welcomes

• Dr Wu Siew Mei, our new Deputy Director ( Programme and Research) who joined
CDTL in January 2009,
and

• Mr Stan Soh Shanji, who joined our team in September 2008 as a Specialist Associate.

 

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