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Robert Martello
Robert Martello
Professor of the History of Science and Technology, Olin College
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The Olin curriculum: Thinking toward the future
M Somerville, D Anderson, H Berbeco, JR Bourne, J Crisman, D Dabby, ...
IEEE Transactions on Education 48 (1), 198-205, 2005
1032005
Can disciplinary integration promote students’ lifelong learning attitudes and skills in project-based engineering courses
JD Stolk, R Martello
International Journal of Engineering Education 31 (1), 434-449, 2015
562015
Engineering students' definitions of and responses to self-directed learning
J Stolk, R Martello, M Somerville, J Geddes
International Journal of Engineering Education 26 (4), 900, 2010
34*2010
Midnight Ride, Industrial Dawn: Paul Revere and the Growth of American Enterprise
R Martello
JHU Press, 2010
212010
Reimagining and empowering the design of projects: a project-based learning goals framework
JD Stolk, R Martello
2018 IEEE Frontiers in Education Conference (FIE), 1-9, 2018
162018
Pedagogical Fusion: Integration, Student Direction, and Project-Based Learning in a Materials Science-History of Technology Course Block
J Stolk, R Martello
International Journal of Engineering Education 22 (5), 937, 2006
132006
Work in progress-building autonomous students: Modeling curricular approaches for lifelong learning
J Stolk, R Martello, J Geddes
2007 37th Annual Frontiers In Education Conference-Global Engineering …, 2007
82007
Paul Revere's last ride: The road to rolling copper
R Martello
Journal of the Early Republic 20 (2), 219-239, 2000
62000
Paul Revere In The Science Lab: Integrating Humanities And Engineering Pedagogies To Develop Skills In Contextual Understanding And Self Directed Learning
R Martello, J Stolk
2007 Annual Conference & Exposition, 12.1147. 1-12.1147. 18, 2007
52007
Work in Progress: Understanding Discomfort: Student Responses to Self-Direction
J Stolk, M Somerville, J Geddes, R Martello
Proceedings. Frontiers in Education. 36th Annual Conference, 15-16, 2006
52006
Well, that didn't work: a troubled attempt to quantitatively measure engineering students' lifelong learning development over two years of college
J Stolk, R Martello, K Koehler, KC Chen, R Herter
2014 IEEE Frontiers in Education Conference (FIE) Proceedings, 1-8, 2014
42014
Work in progress: En route to lifelong learning? Academic motivations, goal orientations, and learning conceptions of entering first-year engineering students
J Stolk, R Martello, T Lobe, B Taratutin, KC Chen, R Herter
2012 Frontiers in Education Conference Proceedings, 1-3, 2012
42012
Work in progress: How do first-year engineering students develop as self-directed learners?
B Taratutin, T Lobe, J Stolk, R Martello, KC Chen, R Herter
2012 Frontiers in Education Conference Proceedings, 1-6, 2012
42012
Student Directed, Project Based Learning In An Integrated Course Block
J Stolk, R Martello, S Krumholz
2005 Annual Conference, 10.1153. 1-10.1153. 14, 2005
42005
Model collaboration for advancing student-centered engineering education
DC Aragon, P Golding, RV Gonzalez, G Moreno, D Natera, RF O'Brien, ...
2013 IEEE Frontiers in Education Conference (FIE), 212-214, 2013
32013
Taking Stock of the Industrial Revolution in America
MR Smith, R Martello
22010
Rethinking Faculty Development and Assessment at Olin College: A Community-Oriented Design Process.
R Martello, C Lynch, M Somerville, LA Stein, VP Manno
Advances in Engineering Education, 2021
12021
Paradigms, predictions, and joules: a transdisciplinary, project-based course approach to sustainability
R Martello, D Brabander, I Gambill
Council on Undergraduate Research Quarterly 35 (1), 20-27, 2014
12014
Well, That Didn’t Work
J Stolk, R Martello, K Koehler, K Chen, R Herter
Proceedings of the FIE Annual Conference, 2014
12014
Implementation of Paul Revere: Tough as Nails, an Integrated Project-Based Course on Materials Science and History of Technology
J Stolk, R Martello
MRS Online Proceedings Library 827, 431-436, 2004
12004
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