More EDUCAUSE Day Two
I stopped by the Turning Technologies booth this morning. Turning is one of a few classroom response system vendors with booths at …
EDUCAUSE Day Two
Today was the first full day of the EDUCAUSE Annual Conference here in Orlando. I caught several great sessions, and I thought …
EDUCAUSE Day One
After my first day at my first EDUCAUSE Conference, I’ve learned a few things… The Orange County Convention Center is gigantic. This …
Clickers in Very Large Classes
Last month, Campus Technology published an interview with Edna Ross, who teaches 350-student psychology courses at the University of Louisville. I interviewed …
See You at EDUCAUSE!
I’m heading to the EDUCAUSE 2008 Annual Conference in Orlando next week. There are a couple of classroom response system talks I’m …
Clickers and “A Vision of Students Today”
You may have seen “A Vision of Students Today,” a YouTube video produced by Kansas State University cultural anthropologist Michael Wesch and …
Uncovering Student Misconceptions about Wellness Issues
I just ran across an interesting interview with Linda Hancock, director of the Wellness Resource Center at Virginia Commonwealth University. In the …
Article: Yourstone, Kraye, and Albaum (2008)
Reference: Yourstone, S. A., Kraye, H. S., & Albaum, G. (2008). Classroom questioning with immediate electronic response: Do clickers improve learning? Decision …
Article: Bombaro (2007)
Reference: Bombaro, C. (2007). Using audience response technology to teach academic integrity: “The seven deadly sins of plagiarism” at Dickinson College. Reference …
More on Presidential Debates
In my last post, I noted that students at Washburn University in Topeka, Kansas, used clickers to answer polling questions before and …