USE OUR PERFORMANCE MEASURES IN BASIN MANAGEMENT!
A compilation of performance measures developed by students in the course for the Delaware Basin are available here (opens in new window).
TEACH THE COURSE!
Materials for the full course are available online here, or download the whole course as a zip file.
For access to the river basin management model used in the course, contact Megan Wiley Rivera (410-715-0555 or mrivera@hydrologics.net).
USE OUR MATERIALS IN YOUR COURSE!
Please feel free to poach materials for your own courses in any way you'd like.
We've prepared 2-4 day modules that can be used in other courses.
We also have a library of video clips that focus on specific concepts.
Or see the full list of materials used in the course.
Also see the materials for Rick Palmer's Water Resources Management Course.
IMPROVE THE COURSE!
If you do use a module or teach the full course, please also use the assessment materials, and send them to us to help continue improving the course.
Please also share the materials you develop here (contact Megan Rivera).
LEARN MORE!
More information about the course is given in this power point. You can also contact Megan Wiley Rivera at 410-715-0555 or mrivera@hydrologics.net.
Computer Aided Negotiations of Water Resources Disputes
An Inter-disciplinary Roleplaying Course
Assessment
Please help us improve the course for future students by using our full-course or course-module surveys. We have used the results of past surveys to determine which subjects need further clarification and to improve the assignments. Your students' feedback will enable us to make further improvements to the course structure and materials.
If you are offering the full course please use the following materials:
If you are using one or more of the course modules please use the following materials:
Please mail your students' responses (we truly appreciate your time and effort!) to:
Megan Rivera
Hydrologics
10440 Shaker Drive Suite 104
Columbia, MD 21046
All feedback is welcome; please email Megan Rivera at mrivera@hydrologics.net with any comments or suggestions.
