Student Tweetback
You may have noticed a few weeks ago I added my Twitter feed to the sidebar at the right. I started using …
Clickers in K12 Settings
Marty Williams recently asked in a comment here about resources for teachers in K12 settings interested in using clickers. I am asked …
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 …
Preventing Clicker Cheaters
Another question that came up at today’s TLT Group seminar on teaching with clickers was the question of how to prevent and/or …
Factors to Consider When Selecting Clicker Vendors
At today’s TLT Group seminar on teaching with clickers, a few of the participants were interested in advice on the vendor selection …
Article: O’Donoghue & O’Steen (2007)
Reference: O’Donoghue, M., & O’Steen, B. (2007). Clicking on or off? Lecturers’ rationale for using student response systems. Presented at the Australasian …
Video from ConnectEd Summit
Back in February, I participated in the ConnectEd Summit hosted by Abilene Christian University. The purpose of the conference was to explore …
Flexible Clicker Questions
I thought I would share a story about a clicker question I used yesterday in my linear algebra course. Although not all …
Clickers and the Testing Effect
Classroom response systems were mentioned in an interesting article by Michelle D. Miller in the March/April 2009 issue of Change magazine titled …
National Teaching & Learning Forum Article
I was recently interviewed by James Rhem, executive editor of The National Teaching & Learning Forum, for an article in that newsletter …