Student Notetaking for Recall and Understanding: A Lit Review Review
I’m giving a talk on sketchnotes in the classroom next week at Indiana University. (I’m following John (Engaging Ideas) Bean in their …
Teaching with Clickers in Medical Resident Education
Back in the day, this blog was nothing but posts about teaching with clickers. (I had just written a book on the …
A Few Clicker Questions from the Sciences
I’m guest-teaching in a graduate-level course on college science teaching this morning. The instructor, Erika Grundstrom, asked me to talk with her …
Reading Quizzes, Clicker Questions, and Lurking Variables in #Math216
Here’s another clicker question from the statistics course I’m teaching this spring: Suppose an observational study indicates a positive association between the …
Clickers, Peer Instruction, and Classwide Discussion in #Math216
Recently, I blogged about my spring semester statistics course. Although the social bookmarking and pre-class reading assignments in the course are occupying …
Clickers in Psychology: Change-Ups, Recaps, and Times for Telling
The Educational Support Team at the School of Arts and Social Sciences (ESTSASS) at the City University London recently posted a six-minute …
Connecting with Participatory Culture – Clickers and Deep Learning
Today is day two of my visit to Georgetown University thanks to the Center for New Designs in Learning and Scholarship (CNDLS). …
Connecting with Participatory Culture: Clickers and Deep Learning #TTUCHU
Here’s my Prezi from my morning keynote at the Turning Technologies Users Conference at Harvard University: TTUC – Connecting with Participatory Culture: …
Clickers, Deep Learning, and the Value of Multiple-Choice Questions
My latest article is now available in the POD Network Essays in Teaching Excellence series! The article is titled “Multiple-Choice Questions You …
Teaching Math with Clickers: Addressing Misconceptions with Prediction Questions
Continuing my reports from the contributed paper session on teaching with clickers I helped coordinate at the Joint Mathematics Meetings back in …