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Components of the Freeform Classroom
Components of the Freeform Classroom
Although the content for each course is developed independently by the course instructors, the Freeform Classroom is consistently adopted with the same five fundamental elements: Non-Traditional Lectures While the majority of previous STEM classes relied on passive, traditional lectuing, the…
Publications
Publications
4. N. Stites, D. A. Evenhouse, M. Tafur, C. M. Krousgrill, C. Zywicki, A. N. Zissimopoulos, D. B. Nelson, J. DeBoer, J. F. Rhoads, and E. J. Berger. 2016. Analyzing an Abbreviated Dynamics Concept Inventory and Its Role as an Instrument for…
The Freeform Project
The Freeform Project
The project’s broad goals are to better understand (a) the student experience in using ABC tools and classroom structures, (b) the ways in which student engagement and performance are mediated by individual characteristics of the faculty, discipline, and institution, and (c) the…
Freeform Developer Honored As 150th Anniversary Professor

Freeform Developer Honored As 150th Anniversary Professor

College of Engineering faculty member Chuck Krousgrill has been honored as a 150th Anniversary Professor by Purdue’s Office of the Provost. Charles Krousgrill, a professor of mechanical engineering, is among 10 Purdue faculty recognized with the award for their work…

Edward J BergerFebruary 3, 2021February 3, 2021 Freeform People
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