Backchannel via Twitter
Monica Rankin has received some attention for her use of Twitter in the introductory history course she taught this spring at the …
Crowdsourcing in the Classroom?
A couple of months ago, I shared a few ideas for applying the idea of “crowdsourcing” in the classroom. Last month, Dan …
Audience Response in Professional Presentations
Chris Iufer of Duarte Design posted a great blog entry earlier this week on using free-response audience feedback during a presentation by …
Mobile Learning Part 5
I have a few more ideas for using free-response questions with classroom response systems taking advantage of mobile devices (especially smart phones) …
Mobile Learning Part 4
While preparing for my presentation at last week’s ConnectEd Summit, I started brainstorming some ideas for using free-response questions with classroom response …
Mobile Learning Part 3
More ideas today for how using mobile devices (particularly smart phones like the iPhone) as part of classroom response systems might enhance …
Mobile Learning Part 2
In my last post, I shared a few ideas for how using mobile devices (particularly smart phones like the iPhone) as part …
Mobile Learning
I participated in the ConnectEd Summit hosted by Abilene Christian University today. The conference was organized to explore the impact of mobile …
Follow-Up to the IHE Interview
Chris Heard, associate professor of religion at Pepperdine University, commented on my recent Inside Higher Ed interview, describing some of the advantages …
iPhones as Super-Clickers
Jeff Young blogged about Abilene Christian University’s iPhone initiative yesterday on the Chronicle of Higher Education‘s Wired Campus blog focusing on the …