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 …
I’m involved with a couple of clicker sessions at the Joint Mathematics Meetings in San Francisco in January. (Yes, I know, spending …
One of the questions I’m asked most often when I present about teaching with clickers is the “coverage” question: How do you …
I’ve recently become a fan of the “mark all that apply” type of question my classroom response system facilitates. I call these …
Along with my colleagues Kien Lim (University of Texas-El Paso) and Kelly Cline (Carroll College), I’m organizing a contributed paper session at …
I had hoped that my second podcast episode would follow the first one a little more closely in time, but the spring …
Here’s part two of student participation week. I’ll be blogging all week about recent research on the impact of teaching with clickers …
I thought I would share a story about a clicker question I used yesterday in my linear algebra course. Although not all …
Here’s another way I use clickers in my stats courses. Creating “Times for Telling” Through accounting procedures, it is known that about …
I recently gave a short presentation on teaching statistics with clickers at the Mathematical Association of America’s Southeastern Section Conference, hosted by …
I’ve been meaning to post a link to this for a while now, but it’s been a busy month around here. I …