Perfect Little Programs (PLP's)

PLP Projects Page

This archive is a collection of small learning objects developed by a wide range of people under the auspices of one or more NSF grants.

• We name them "perfect" because they are just what you need to convey a particularly thorny notion.
• We name them "little" because they are small in concept and contact interaction time.
• And we name them "programs" because they are interactive executable Web objects.

Feel free to use these objects via the hyperlinks provided. These objects are the intellectual property of the producers and should be treated as such with all of the copyright privileges due to the producers.

These Perfect Little Programs (PLPs) are of necessity small scale and are designed to fit a niche. They are intended to provide animation and interaction to help illustrate a difficult concept with which students traditionally struggle.

IMMT Student Generated:

The Project Development students in the IMMT program adopt a project to manage with the support of students enrolled in the Multimedia Authoring II, Multimedia Algorithms, Digital Imaging, Game Programming and 3D & Advanced Animation courses.

TIMS Participant Generated:

Participants in the NSF funded TIMS workshops produced Multimedia Learning Activities (MLA). Because the MLAs are similar in spirit to the PLPs we include them in this page as well.

Funded in part by an Advanced Technological Education (ATE) Program Grant from the National Science Foundation DUE 9950056. Any opinions, findings and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the view of the National Science Foundation.