Novice or Veteran? (Part Two)
Back in October, I ran a session on supporting faculty using clickers at the POD Network conference in Houston. Shortly thereafter, I …
Numeric Response Questions in History Courses
Maybe this is obvious to others, but I hadn’t thought of this particular use of numeric-response clicker questions, shared with me by …
Clickers and Our Participatory Culture
A little while ago I reviewed an article by David Campt and Matthew Freeman describing the use of clickers in dialogue facilitation. …
Year in Review
According to Ethan Watrall over on ProfHacker, I should write an end-of-semester blog post right about now. I’ll go a bit further …
Clickers Sessions at the Joint Mathematics Meetings
I’m involved with a couple of clicker sessions at the Joint Mathematics Meetings in San Francisco in January. (Yes, I know, spending …
Clickers in Biological Sciences
Clyde Herreid of the University of Buffalo’s National Center for Case Study Teaching in Science has received a $500,00 grant from the …
Does Teaching with Clickers Foster Student Participation?
University of British Columbia professor of earth and ocean sciences Roland Stull recently gave his popular course on the science of storms …
EdTech in a Time of Budget Cuts
Michael Bugeja, director of the Greenlee School of Journalism and Communication at Iowa State University, has written another opinion piece for the …
Video from Recent Presentations
Back in September, I gave the keynote at the University of Iowa’s clicker user conference. Video from that keynote is now available …
Novice or Veteran?
My session on supporting faculty teaching with clickers at the POD Network conference last week went very well. In one of the …