A MOOC in Nuclear- and Radio-Chemistry: from the design to the feedback

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Titel: A MOOC in Nuclear- and Radio-Chemistry: from the design to the feedback
Autoren: Negrin, Maddalena, Macerata, Elena, Concia, Francesca, Mariani, Mario, Mossini, Eros, Das, Sudeep, Airaksinen, Anu J., Štrok, Marko, Pottgießer, Vivien, Walther, Clemens, Distler, Petr, John, J., Nemec, Mojmir, Retegan Vollmer, Teodora, 1979
Quelle: Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry. 332(5):1549-1555
Schlagwörter: Open Education, Nuclear chemistry, Distance learning, MOOC, Radiochemistry, Massive Open Online Course
Beschreibung: Recently, the loss of expertise in the nuclear- and radio-chemistry (NRC) is becoming an issue of concern, because of few engaging curricula and career prospects. To counteract this trend, the Massive Open Online Course “Essential Radiochemistry for Society” has been developed with the intent of letting young students in scientific matters discover all the benefits of NRC to society and improving their awareness of these disciplines. The MOOC development process as well as the feedbacks collected in the first MOOC editions are analyzed by highlighting strong points and weakness of the followed strategy.
Dateibeschreibung: electronic
Zugangs-URL: https://research.chalmers.se/publication/532611
https://research.chalmers.se/publication/532611/file/532611_Fulltext.pdf
Datenbank: SwePub
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Abstract:Recently, the loss of expertise in the nuclear- and radio-chemistry (NRC) is becoming an issue of concern, because of few engaging curricula and career prospects. To counteract this trend, the Massive Open Online Course “Essential Radiochemistry for Society” has been developed with the intent of letting young students in scientific matters discover all the benefits of NRC to society and improving their awareness of these disciplines. The MOOC development process as well as the feedbacks collected in the first MOOC editions are analyzed by highlighting strong points and weakness of the followed strategy.
ISSN:02365731
15882780
DOI:10.1007/s10967-022-08489-6