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Experience Teaching Quantum Computing 2019 ASCUE Proceedings Association Supporting Computer Users in Education “Our Third Quarter Century of Resource Sharing” Proceedings of the 2019 ASCUE Summer Conference 52st Annual Conference June 9 – 13, 2019 Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Web: http://www.ascue.org ABOUT ASCUE ASCUE, the Association Supporting Computer Users in Education, is a group of people interested in small college computing issues. It is a blend of people from all over the country who use computers in their teaching, academic support, and administrative support functions. Begun in 1968 as CUETUG, the College and University Eleven-Thirty Users’ Group, with an initial membership requirement of sharing at least one piece of software each year with other members, ASCUE has a strong tradition of bringing its members together to pool their resources to help each other. It no longer requires its members to share homegrown software, nor does it have ties to a particular hardware platform. However, ASCUE contin- ues the tradition of sharing through its national conference held every year in June, its conference pro- ceedings, and its newsletter. ASCUE proudly affirms this tradition in its motto: “Our Third Quarter Century of Resource Sharing” ASCUE’s LISTSERVE Subscribe by visiting the site http://groups.google.com/a/ascue.org/group/members and follow the direc- tions. To send an e-mail message to the Listserve, contact: [email protected] Please note that you must be a subscriber/member in order to send messages to the listserve. NEED MORE INFORMATION Direct questions about the contents of the 2019 Conference to Jacqueline Stephen , Program Chair, AS- CUE 19, Mercer University, 3001 Mercer University Drive , Atlanta, GA 30341, 678-547-6017, ste- [email protected] Web: http://www.ascue.org “We hereby grant ERIC non-exclusive permission to reproduce this document.” 1 2019 ASCUE Proceedings Association of Small Computer Users in Education ASCUE 2017-2018 Board Members (years remaining in office including current year) PRESIDENT SECRETARY MJ Clark (1 year) Carmen Morrison (2 years) Lynchburg College North Central State College Lynchburg, VA 24501 Mansfield, OH 44906 859-985-3630 419-755-4865 [email protected] [email protected] PAST PRESIDENT PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTOR Jean Bennett (1 year) Tom Marcais (1 year) Coastal Carolina University Washington and Lee University Conway, SC 29528 Lexington, VA 24450 843-349-2481 540-456-8620 [email protected] [email protected] PROGRAM CHAIR HISTORIAN/LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS Jacqueline Stephen (1 year) Jack Cundiff (1 year) Mercer University 1513 Magnolia Drive North Atlanta, GA 30341 Surfside Beach, SC 29575 678-547-6017 843-238-3307 [email protected] [email protected] TREASURER BOARD MEMBERS AT LARGE Brad Weaver (1 year) Matthew Tyler (1 year) Terrie Bethea-Hampton (2 years) Wabash College Coastal Carolina University Campbell University Crawfordsville, IN 47933 Conway, SC 29528 Buies Creek, NC 27506 540-375-2403 843-349-2951 910-818-7503 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] u EQUIPMENT COORDINATOR WEB COORDINATOR Hollis Townsend (1 year) Blair Benjamin (1 year) [email protected] Cairn University Langhorne, PA 19047 215-702-4299 [email protected] SPONSOR RELATIONS COORDINATOR Tina Stuchell (1 year) University of Mount Union Alliance, OH 44601 330-823-2844 [email protected] 2 2019 ASCUE Proceedings Table of Contents TOC \f \o "1-2" \hABOUT ASCUE ......................................................................................................... 1 ASCUE’s LISTSERVE ............................................................................................................................. 1 NEED MORE INFORMATION .............................................................................................................. 1 ASCUE 2017-2018 Board Members ....................................................................................................... 2 Table of Contents ..................................................................................................................................... 3 Keynote Speaker ...................................................................................................................................... 8 Organization for the Proceedings ........................................................................................................... 9 ASCUE BOARD OF DIRECTORS FROM 1967 to 2017 .................................................................... 9 The Results of Using Open Educational Resources and Virtual Reality in Higher Education ...... 23 Ashley Holder ....................................................................................................................................... 23 Fayetteville State University ................................................................................................................ 23 Terrie Bethea-Hampton, NBCT ........................................................................................................... 23 Campbell University ............................................................................................................................ 23 Experience Teaching Emerging Information Technologies ............................................................... 34 Charles C. Tappert .............................................................................................................................. 34 Tilak Agerwala .................................................................................................................................... 34 Pace University .................................................................................................................................... 34 Experience Teaching Quantum Computing ........................................................................................ 46 Charles C. Tappert ............................................................................................................................... 46 Ronald I. Frank .................................................................................................................................... 46 Istvan Barabasi .................................................................................................................................... 46 Avery M. Leider.................................................................................................................................... 46 Daniel Evans ........................................................................................................................................ 46 Lewis Westfall ...................................................................................................................................... 46 Pace University .................................................................................................................................... 46 Parsing the Acronyms of User-Centered Design ................................................................................. 61 Amanda Kraft ....................................................................................................................................... 61 3 2019 ASCUE Proceedings College of Charleston Libraries .......................................................................................................... 61 Comparing Course Delivery Methods, What do Students Prefer and What Works ...................... 70 Dewey A Swanson ................................................................................................................................ 70 Purdue University College of Technology ........................................................................................... 70 Courtney S. Swanson............................................................................................................................ 70 Indiana State University....................................................................................................................... 70 Round Table Panel Discussion: LMS Plugins and Integrations ...................................................... 80 Anthony Basham ................................................................................................................................. 80 Berea College ....................................................................................................................................... 80 Enhance the Learning Process and the Quality of the Students Work in Online Courses Using multiple High Impact Practices (HIPs) and CIVIC Strategies .......................................................... 81 Awatef Ben Ramadan ........................................................................................................................... 81 Penfield College/Mercer University .................................................................................................... 81 Promoting Transformative Active Learning Environments .............................................................. 82 Charlotte Russell Cox .......................................................................................................................... 82 Allan Winter ......................................................................................................................................... 82 Campbell University ...........................................................................................................................
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