Article: Williams & Boyle (2008) – Clickers in Courses for Multiple Majors
More from my round-up of articles on clickers in the health professions. This time, another article that doesn’t add much to the …
The Problem with Attendance Policies
Okay, my title is a bit provocative, but so is Northern Arizona University’s recent decision to spend $75,000 to install sensors in …
Article: Zurmehly & Leadingham (2008) – Hacking a Classroom Response System?
More from my round-up of articles on clickers in the health professions. A short, but interesting post today. Your comments are invited… …
Article: Kenwright (2009) – More Clickers in the Health Professions
More from my round-up of articles on clickers in the health professions… Reference: Kenwright, K. (2009). Clickers in the classroom. TechTrends, 53(1), …
Article: Cain & Robinson (2008) – Clickers in the Health Professions
Back in January I gave a keynote talk at the Health Professionals Education Research Symposium hosted by Nova Southeastern University. Part of …
Great Lakes Conference on Teaching and Learning – Engaging Students, Teaching with Clickers
I’ll be giving the Sunday evening keynote at the Great Lakes Conference on Teaching and Learning hosted by Central Michigan University on …
Using Clickers in Language Instruction – An Example from Spanish
In spite of including experiences from not one, but two language instructors in my book, I still haven’t found any studies exploring …
Is PowerPoint the Enemy?
In a recent tweet, Dan Cohen referred to the slide below as “the worst PowerPoint slide ever.” The slide accompanied a recent …
More on Microsoft’s Mouse Mischief
Last month I blogged about a new product (then in beta) from Microsoft called Mouse Mischief. This product allows multiple students to …
Students on the Move – A Kinesthetic Classroom Response System
I can’t remember how I stumbled upon this, but back in 2008 three University of California-Berkeley students, Sohyeong Kim, Nathan Gandomi, and …