Clickers (CTE726)

Thursday, April 9, 2015 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm EDT (GMT -04:00)

Location: MC 4040 Notes: registration is required.

Description:

One challenge in larger classes is getting everyone to answer questions and to tell how well the class understands the answers.  Using clickers[1] is one way instructors and students both receive quick feedback to meet that challenge.

This session will introduce what clickers are and different ways of using them in your class.  You will get to try out clickers first hand from both a student and instructor point-of-view to see how easy they are to use.

For a head start on the session, take a look at this short YouTube video about clickers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tpAEx2abKBQ.

[1] A clicker is a smart phone app or a small, portable device (like a remote control) that lets every student provide an answer that is collected for instructor and student feedback.


Note: This course cannot be used as credit for any graduate student programs that are offered by the Centre for Teaching Excellence.

Facilitator: Paul Kates, CTE and Tammy Marcinko, ITMS

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