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The Project Portfolio demonstrates the range of projects that CCNMTL has developed since its inception in early 1999. While each of these projects pursues its own objectives, the unifying feature across these efforts is the innovative use of learning technologies and the high level of interaction among faculty and technologists as they share ideas and collaboratively design curricular resources and tools. Projects emphasize collaboration, interaction, and student activity. View all CCNMTL projects.

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PRIME
PRIME Partner: Alexander Karp and Erica Walker- Teachers College
PRIME (Problem Solving in Mathematics Education) is an online community that provides strategies and discussion forums for urban teachers of K-12 mathematics. The PRIME website features over 100 math problems that can be easily downloaded and re-purposed by teachers to meet individual classroom needs. Public and private forums on the...

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Access: Open to all
Released: April 2012

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Biomedical Informatics Curriculum Development
Biomedical Informatics Curriculum Development Partner: Rita Kukafka et al.- Department of Biomedical Informatics
CCNMTL assisted faculty from the Department of Biomedical Informatics (DBMI) to create sixty units of training material to be used at community colleges to teach six different Health IT roles. The objective of the program is to capture expertise held by content experts at DBMI into usable modules and formats...

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Access: Private
Revised: March 2012
Released: August 2010
WINGS
WINGS Partner: Louisa Gilbert- Social Intervention Group, School of Social Work
Women Initiating New Goals for Safety (WINGS) is a self-paced assessment and intervention that seeks to improve safety and encourage healthy relationships among women on probation in community court settings. WINGS is a collaboration between the Social Intervention Group (SIG) at the Columbia School of Social Work and CCNMTL.  Participants...

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Released: March 2012

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Mobile Technologies for Community Health (MOTECH)
Mobile Technologies for Community Health (MOTECH) Partner: Dr. James Phillips- Heilbrunn Department of Population and Family Health
Mobile Technology for Community Health (MOTECH) is a initiative to test whether low-cost mobile phone technology can improve information-sharing among health care workers, and by doing so, improve maternal and infant health in rural communities in Ghana. Funded by a grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, MOTECH is...

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Released: January 2012

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Inclusive Classrooms Project
Inclusive Classrooms Project Partner: Celia Oyler and Britt Hamre- Teachers College
The Inclusive Classrooms Project website supports K-12 teachers striving to make their classrooms and their practices more accessible for all students, including those commonly left out of traditional classroom environments. The website features the first-person stories of practicing New York City teachers who enacted inclusive practices, as well as lesson...

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Released: December 2011

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MATCH
MATCH Partner: Burton Edelstein- College of Dental Medicine
Multidisciplinary Approaches To Children's Oral Health (MATCH) is a web-based resource for practicing and future pediatric dentists to learn how they can work with other health care professionals to ensure a child's oral health and overall wellbeing. Children's oral health is determined by social, behavioral, genetic, nutritional, and educational factors--as...

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PASS
PASS Partner: Burton Edelstein- College of Dental Medicine
A Population-Based Approach to Patient Service and Professional Success (PASS) is an online education project to teach pre-doctoral dental students to consider patient populations when deciding where and how to build a career. The PASS website offers documentary-style videos of practicing dentists, interactive maps, and information on specific populations. These...

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ClassPoP
ClassPoP Partner: Thomas Hatch, Anand Marri- Teachers College
The ClassPoP project is a pilot and research study on the effectiveness of documenting successful teaching practices to help graduate-level education students at Teachers College, Columbia University. ClassPoP, which is short for "Classroom Perspectives of Practice," seeks to determine which aspects of the teaching practice should be represented, how best...

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Released: November 2011

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Tobacco Cessation
Tobacco Cessation Partner: David Albert- College of Dental Medicine
Tobacco Cessation is an educational website that provides students in the Columbia College of Dental Medicine with multimedia learning modules on strategies designed to assist clinicians in delivering and supporting effective treatments for tobacco use and dependence. The site offers self-study lessons and activities, including immediate-response quizzes, treatment activities, four...

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Revised: September 2011
Released: November 2009

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MySmileBuddy
MySmileBuddy Partner: Dr. Burton Edelstein- College of Dental Medicine
MySmileBuddy is a mobile application to guide health workers assessing a child's risk for early childhood caries (ECC or severe tooth decay) and counseling that child's family on preventative lifestyle changes. CCNMTL is partnering with Dr. Burton Edelstein of the College of Dental Medicine to propose an improved risk assessment...

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Released: April 2011

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