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MIT OpenCourseWare Update: March 2006
A Monthly E-mail Newsletter for Users
and Friends of MIT OpenCourseWare
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The March 2006 MIT OpenCourseWare Update Contains:
1. New Courses Now Available
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MIT OpenCourseWare (MIT OCW) is
pleased to announce the publication of eight new courses as part of
our Spring 2006 course publication cycle. We now offer open access to
the educational materials from 1280 courses total, including the
following new courses:
- 12.006J -- Nonlinear Dynamics I: Chaos, Fall 2005
- 12.010 -- Computational Methods of Scientific Programming,
Fall 2005
- 12.453 -- Crosby Lectures in Geology: History of Africa, Fall
2005
- 12.520 -- Geodynamics, Fall 2005
- 12.S56 -- GPS: Civilian Tool or Military Weapon? Fall 2005
- 14.126 -- Game Theory, Fall 2004
- 14.147 -- Topics in Game Theory, Spring 2005
- 17.196 -- Globalization, Fall 2005
- 18.085 -- Mathematical Methods for Engineers I, Fall 2005
- 18.112 -- Functions of a Complex Variable, Fall 2005
- 22.313 -- Thermal Hydraulics in Nuclear Power Technology,
Spring 2005
- ESD.801 -- Leadership Development, Fall 2005
When looking at the
complete MIT
OCW Course List, look for the red
NEW to indicate newly published materials. MIT OCW will
publish 150 new, and 75 more updated courses, by the end of April
2006.
2.
Your Gift Sustains OpenCourseWare Long-Term
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In offering free and open access to MIT courses, the MIT faculty
are giving their educational materials to the world. But maintaining
these courses, and evolving MIT OCW to meet the needs of our diverse
user audience, has its costs. Thus, we depend on the generosity of
users to sustain the MIT OCW project long term. We now offer a quick
link to the "Donating to MIT OCW" section on every page on
the MIT OCW Web site. Look for the following button at the top of
every page:
Giving to MIT Web site is a safe and secure way to financially support MIT OCW:
- Visit the Giving Site and your gift has been automatically
designated to the MIT OCW Fund
- Hit the Give Now button
- On the next page, hit the orange Continue button
- Enter the amount of money, in U.S. Dollars, that you wish to donate
- Follow the simple steps to send your gift to MIT OCW
You can also mail your gift in the form of a personal check to
MIT OCW. Make your check payable to "MIT" and enclose a note
indicating that your contribution is for the MIT OpenCourseWare
Fund #4021100. Send your donation to: Recording Secretary, MIT
Office of the Treasurer, 238 Main Street, Suite 200, Cambridge, MA
02142.
MIT OCW will always be a free and open digital publication,
however, your $50, $100, or $500 donation will enable us to continue
to offer a high-quality publication of MIT's course materials.
3.
"Visualizing Cultures" Course Launches "Ground
Zero 1945"
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A quarter century after the dropping of the atomic bomb on
Hiroshima, the survivors of the bomb began to draw scenes from 1945
that still haunted them, and there is nothing like these drawings --
the "hibakusha" drawings -- to convey what happened on the
ground that day.
In collaboration with the Hiroshima Peace Memoriam Museum, which
provided the images, MIT's
Visualizing Cultures Project -- which has a companion Web
site on the MIT OCW Web site,
Course 21F.027J -- Visualizing Cultures, Spring 2003 --
will officially launch "Ground Zero 1945," on March 29,
2006. This site will contain a core exhibit by MIT's Pulitzer
Prize-winning historian, John W. Dower, containing more than 30 of the
hibakusha drawings of the survivors, and an extensive, bilingual
database, searchable through an application developed especially for
Visualizing Cultures.
Using new technologies,
Visualizing Cultures
weds images and commentary to illuminate social and cultural history
in innovative ways. The current units address topics relating to Japan
in the modern world; future units will deal with other countries and
different cultures.
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ParisTech is a
collective entity that includes 11 of the most prestigious engineering
schools in France. Each of its member institutions is known as the
best in France in its particular field. The research and teaching at
the 11 institutions is complementary and cover virtually all sectors
of the various engineering sciences. We encouraged users to visit the
ParisTech OpenCourseWare project at
http://paristech.polytechnique.fr/catalogue/?langue=EN
5.
Johns Hopkins School of Public Health OCW
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Tufts
University, with campuses in Boston, Medford, Somerville and
Grafton, MA, has a global reputation for academic and research
excellence, and innovation. The
Tufts
OpenCourseWare project demonstrate Tufts' strength in the life
sciences, as well a multi-disciplinary approach, an international
perspective, and an underlying ethic of service to the university's
local, national, and international communities.
7.
Utah State University OCW
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In addition, for those institutions interested in implementing
their own "OpenCourseWare" project, Utah State University's
Center for Open Sustainable
Learning has developed eduCommons, an OpenCourseWare Management
System designed specifically to support OpenCourseWare projects such
as MIT OCW and USU OCW. For more information on eduCommons, go to
http://cosl.usu.edu/projects/educommons/
8.
China Quality OCW (CNQOCW)
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The leading nine universities in Japan -- Hokkaido University,
Keio University, Kyoto University, Kyushu University, Nagoya
University, Osaka University, Tokyo Institute of Technology, the
University of Tokyo, and Waseda University -- have formed the
Japan OCW Alliance. These six
universities now offer open access to more than 100 courses, in both
English and
Japanese.
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Inspired by the MIT OCW initiative, the
Fulbright School Economics
Teaching Program (FETP) in Vietnam launched
FETP OpenCourseWare in
2003, the first "opencourseware" project to launch after MIT
OCW opened in September 2002. The Fulbright School participates with
other academic institutions in Vietnam to promote the use of
innovative long-distance learning activities.
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