Implementation Plan

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Modules or UnitsWhich IGUaNA modules or units are you planning to implement? Please select all that apply:

Evaluating the Health of an Urban Wetland Using Electrical Resistivity

All 5 units
Resistivity Unit 1: Exploring Harrier Meadow
Resistivity Unit 2: Geophysical properties of the subsurface
Resistivity Unit 3: Geophysical mapping
Resistivity Unit 4: The magic of geophysical inversion
Resistivity Unit 5: Investigating large-scale patterns of salinity

Pipes, Tree Roots, or Unmarked Graves? Using Ground Penetrating Radar for Forensic Geophysics

All 3 units
Unit 1: What is GPR and How Is It Used?
Unit 2: How can we use GPR to locate buried objects?
Unit 3: What are limitations of GPR?

Measuring Depth to Bedrock Using Seismic Refraction

All 3 units
Unit 1: Introducing shallow seismology to explore our subsurface environment
Unit 2: How seismic waves travel through the ground
Unit 3: Codorus Creek Case Study: Measuring and interpreting seismic refraction data

Course(s)In what course will you use these materials? If you plan to implement materials in more than one course, you are welcome to fill out this form multiple times; however, we will pay only one stipend per instructor.

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Describe the primary audience for the course (e.g., "first-year non-science majors"):
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When (what academic term and year) will you be teaching that course? (Must be planned within 2 years to receive stipend.)
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Plan detailsPlease BRIEFLY describe how you will incorporate these materials into your course(s). For example, "I will use the Seismic Refraction unit in place of the homework assignment and lab that I currently use, during the 6th week of the term. I will assign units 1 & 2 as homework and use Unit 3 as the lab activity for that week." * required

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I will be using IGUaNA curricular materials in a new course, for which I do not yet have a syllabus

IGUaNA Curricular Materials Implementation Plan