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Projects from
University of Colorado,
2006
only
for tag 'Segregation'.
14
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Watch the elements carbon (C), Hydrogen (H), and Oxygen (O) bond with each other. These elements are very happy together and will bond only once. But watch as Helium (He) comes near them. Since Helium is a noble gas, it has no valence electrons to bond with (the electrons are the dots on each element's symbol).
There are really interesting things you can learn here besides bonding. After viewing, you should know the symbols for oxygen, hydrogen, helium, and carbon. You should also know how many valence electrons each chemical has. You can also note the Lewis structure diagrams for bonding here.
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Sara Hastings
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Added to Gorp
Feb 27, 2006
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Modified Mar 1, 2006 7:18:26 PM
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In a ESL (English as second language) classroom, there are students from different countries as well as different cultures. Watch how the students move to form their groups. There are also tutors assigned to the class but it doesn't matter where they are located as long as they are tutoring 3 or more students. Since there is less popularity of indian students...there is little thing that user can test. User can add more indian students by using the hand tool as well as delete other cultures' students (since their population is higher) with the hand tool. Try it out and see it yourself!!!
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Dipal Sheth
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Added to Gorp
Feb 27, 2006
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Modified Feb 28, 2006 9:44:30 PM
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You control a leader of who spreads acceptance to those near him. Opposed to you is a anarchist who spreads distrust to those near him. Your goal is to make 95% of the population happy with their surroundings, while blocking distrust from getting out of control (90% unhappy).
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Stephan Zednik
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Added to Gorp
Feb 27, 2006
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Modified Mar 1, 2006 9:35:09 PM
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Blue Houses are slightly outnumbered by Red Houses. Use your amazing skills to jostle the red houses in such a way to stabilize the segregating blue houses. Good luck.
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Edwin Eng
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Added to Gorp
Mar 1, 2006
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Modified Mar 4, 2006 12:58:50 AM
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Observe the moving question marks among the bears and platypuses and based on the movement, try to discern its species. Make your species guess, then anticipate the direction it will move based on its neighboring animals. Next, click the question mark using the hand tool to reveal the species. As the question marks become fewer, they will move more quickly.
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Dain
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Added to Gorp
Feb 28, 2006
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Modified Mar 1, 2006 11:53:11 PM
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The Muzzles is a strategy game. The object of the game is to change at least 10 blue or red muzzles into green muzzles. You can change a blue muzzle into a red muzzle by whacking it by the hammer. Similarly, you can change a red muzzle into a blue one by whacking it. You can trap a muzzle by turning the tiles around it into walls to prevent it from moving around or to limit the area where it can move. If a muzzle is trapped from top, down, right and left by other muzzles of the same color, then the muzzle will turn green. Finally, throughout the game, the muzzles will be trying to find other muzzles of its own kind if it is surrounded by the opposite color muzzles. That is to say, the muzzles will be trying to segregate themselves into their own kind.
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Shibani Basava
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Feb 27, 2006
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Modified Feb 27, 2006 10:51:33 PM
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A modified Schelling segregation-based game. We're using diffusion instead of simple neighbor-checking, and rather than move when they're unhappy, blocks die. The goal here is to keep the game board clear.
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Ashvin Mysore
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Feb 28, 2006
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Modified Feb 28, 2006 3:18:33 AM
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You're the mayor of a prosperous city named ?Segregation City?. Can you make everyone happy? Special thanks to Maxis and SimCity for the idea and music!
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Travis Offtermatt
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Added to Gorp
Feb 26, 2006
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Modified Mar 1, 2006 1:50:51 PM
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Move the Dark Red guy to try to corner all the blue guys in ONE area.
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Adam Smith
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Feb 27, 2006
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Modified Mar 2, 2006 1:08:10 PM
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This is not a game, just a basic template to build a segregation model (Thomas C. Schelling). Use the Simulation Properties (triangle in upper right corner) to adjust the simulation. Similarity indicates how many people around you you want to be like-minded: 1=all, 0.5=50% If there are fewer than that you will move out! Explore how low you will have to adjust similarity to avoid clusters, i.e., segregation.
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Alexander Repenning
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Added to Gorp
Feb 22, 2006
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Modified Feb 22, 2006 5:36:30 PM
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Imagine of one type of people is much better at finding eachother then another type of people. How do you think this kind of thing would influece the development of a nation. This simlulation shows that the Reds come together more quickly and are very near each other for lots of time while the blues continuely try to get there act together
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Matthew Hilgers
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Added to Gorp
Feb 27, 2006
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Modified Mar 3, 2006 10:28:13 AM
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A puzzle game based on Schelling's segregation model. Instead of the agents moving randomly when they feel outnumbered, you get to tell them where to go. Your goal is to satisfy everyone using as few moves as possible.
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Colin Stynes
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Added to Gorp
Feb 27, 2006
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Modified Feb 27, 2006 7:35:00 PM
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The world has some happy people and sad people. The feeling of people can be affected by their surroundings. If a sad person is rounded by many happy persons, he will become happy. A happy person can also becomes sad if there are many sad people nearby. A clown has more power to make sad people happy. You can select the happy people and change them to clowns. The goal is to make all sad people happy.
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Shuxin Nie
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Added to Gorp
Feb 27, 2006
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Modified Mar 1, 2006 8:46:47 PM
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See how the punks, geeks, cheerleaders and stoners interact. Adjust the segregation level and watch them go from an integrated group to a truly cliquish formation. Why does this happen?
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Joel Weierman
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Added to Gorp
Feb 27, 2006
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Modified Feb 27, 2006 8:16:25 PM
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