Using IMMEX as an Alternative to Laboratory Exams Charlie Cox, Presenter Melanie M. Cooper Ron Stevens Rebecca Pease Valerie Smith.

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Using IMMEX as an Alternative to Laboratory Exams Charlie Cox, Presenter Melanie M. Cooper Ron Stevens Rebecca Pease Valerie Smith

What is IMMEX? Internet - Based Software Designed at UCLA Medical School Case - Based Problems

IMMEX Problems Prolog Problem Space HTML Tracking Ability Dialog Boxes

Prolog Screen Shot

Problem Space

Search Path Maps

Assessment Techniques Artificial Neural Networks Hidden Markov Modeling Item Response Theory

Artifical Neural Networks Pattern Recognition Groups similar strategies Represented using Nodes

Node Description Problem Space Item PROBABILITYPROBABILITY Background Flame, Solubility, Conductivity Litmus HCl, NaOH Precipitins

6 x 6 Node Description

Hidden Markov Models Predictive Modeling More simplistic than nodes Described using five states

Hidden Markov Models (HMMs)

Item Response Theory Separates latent abilities from item characteristics. Model:

Laboratory Problems Separation Hazmat TLC Finding Carbons Neighbors Spectra Analysis

Separations

Solved Separation

Finding Carbons Neighbors Chemical Tests Physical Tests Library

Chromatography Challenge Unknown identification based upon TLC analyses.

Spectra Analysis 1 H, 13 C, IR, and MS data is available for students to elucidate an unknown’s structure.

1 H NMR Spectra

Other Features 1.Example Spectra a. Benzaldehyde b. 2-butanone c. Benzene d. Butylamine e. Propionic Acid 2.Correlation Tables 3. Library

Implementation Second semester organic laboratory. Used as part of the laboratory practical (50%) Students are told to answer 4 cases correctly with a guessing penalty.