Randomized trial explores notebook-based computing integration in educational modules, highlighting its potential benefits.
Overview of Module: 1) Content. This module defines and provides examples of notebook-based computing, including R markdown and jupyter notebooks, and describes the pedagogical objectives these tools can support. It provides details on several methods of delivering a computational notebook within a Gala module and compares the faculty and student requirements for each approach. The module includes an ecological case study showing how an interactive exercise written in R can be shared with students using a Quarto notebook. 2) Activities. The primary activity of this module is exploring the different ways in which notebooks are delivered by exploring the examples provided. 3) Impact. Learners will be able to create data activities that align with computational learning objectives by incorporating computational notebooks into their Gala modules and potentially will be able to apply this knowledge to activities published on other platforms as well. Learning Objectives: Define notebook-based computing Assess the cases where a notebook-based approach may support student-learning outcomes Learn best practices for incorporating notebook-based computing within a Gala module Support was provided by: A grant from the United States National Science Foundation (DBI-RCN-UBE 2120141).
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