Privacy Implications of Demographic Questions?
I’ve heard a few questions lately about the privacy questions of collecting student demographic data with clickers, largely as a result of …
Clickers, One of Oprah’s Favorite Things
Someone mentioned to me a few weeks ago that she saw Oprah Winfrey use clickers on her talk show. I tweeted about …
Connecting with Participatory Culture – Clickers and Deep Learning
Today is day two of my visit to Georgetown University thanks to the Center for New Designs in Learning and Scholarship (CNDLS). …
Connecting with Participatory Culture: Clickers and Deep Learning #TTUCHU
Here’s my Prezi from my morning keynote at the Turning Technologies Users Conference at Harvard University: TTUC – Connecting with Participatory Culture: …
Clickers, Deep Learning, and the Value of Multiple-Choice Questions
My latest article is now available in the POD Network Essays in Teaching Excellence series! The article is titled “Multiple-Choice Questions You …
Plagiarism or Not? More Clicker Questions about Academic Integrity
In my last post, I described the discussions that resulted in my first-year writing seminar from a few clicker questions on academic …
Ethical or Not? Clicker Questions about Academic Integrity
I recently described some of the components of my fall course over on my main blog. It’s a first-year writing seminar the …
Article: Webking & Valenzuela (2006): Clickers and Critical Thinking in Political Science
Reference: Webking, R., & Valenzuela, F. (2006). Using audience response systems to develop critical thinking. In Banks, David A. (Ed.), Audience Response …
Connecting with Participatory Culture: Clickers and Deep Learning
I’ve scheduled this post to appear on the blog just as I’m starting my keynote at the University of Louisville clickers conference …
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 …