Technology, Experiments & Teaching Economics
from the Allied Social Sciences
Associations Meetings
New York City, January, 1999
see also the summary: "New York, New York : A Report on the 1999 ASSA meetings"
by Betty Blecha and Tod Porter,
published online by CHEER (Computers in Higher Education Economics Review)
| INTERNET EXPERIMENTS (AND OTHER GAMES) |
Sam Dinkin, A Smart Market for Scheduling Internet Traffic David Lucking-Reiley, Price Experimentation by a Monopolist and other market games. Miller & Prasnikar, A Virtual Lab for Conducting Experiments Joganic, McCabe & Olson, Technical Problems of the Internet Andreoni, Webography of Experimental Economics, Evolution, and Game Theory Links (Al Roth's link is moved to here.--an enormous annotated list of experiments) |
| COMPUTER-ASSISTED INSTRUCTION | Betty Blecha, CAI web-site Geoffrey Gerdes, UCLA, downloadable applets Wichita State University Online: Economics for Educators National Association of Economics Educators EcEdWeb (Univ. Nebraska, Omaha) |
TEACHING TECHNIQUES THAT PROMOTE ACTIVE LEARNING |
Scott Simkins: College CPI Iowa Electronic Markets Links Promoting Student Active Learning Using the World Wide Web in Economics Courses Gendel: Using spreadsheet |
EXPERIMENTAL ECONOMICS |
Jeffrey Parker: Instructor's Manual Delemeester & Neral, Classroom Expernomics |
| ONLINE AUCTIONS | Not part of the ASSA, but interesting real games and auctions.
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Page inspired by sessions at the ASSA
Meetings, January 3-5, 1999, New York City. |