There are three goals for this interactive session: present, implement, and play. The session includes our SoTL research on students’ perception of the academic and affective impact of a new feedback tool, using a survey of student feedback preference in varied categories. We also demonstrate other applications used in our courses to increase engagement with and among students. Finally, attendees have the opportunity to play with the technologies, experimenting with possible uses in their own coursework, sharing in small groups, and discovering new possibilities. Attendees may bring a tablet or laptop, though demonstrations can be accessed with any internet-enabled device
Many of our undergraduate students grew up in the age of “everyone gets a trophy” and are overly sen...
Evidence suggests that lectures are of most value in Higher Education when they are interactive and ...
Classroom technologies, such as interactive whiteboards and voting systems, have been extensively us...
Lecturing is a standard teaching approach used in universities and is a vital part of a student's le...
Formative assessment including feedback to students on their learning is widely recognized as an eff...
The aim of this session is to share and discuss findings from research at Canterbury Christ Church U...
Written formative-feedback within most university courses has been proven to be limited in its scope...
The Tablet PC has been employed to provide feedback through formative assessment to students in prep...
The presentation explores the effectiveness of various forms of instructor feedback using technology...
Feedback is a critical factor in enhancing student learning but is often difficult to engineer produ...
Higher education is designed to give feedback, but how do our students receive that feedback? The mo...
Lecturing is often criticized for being a monological and student passive way of teaching. However, ...
In this thesis, I examine how the use of educational technology has the potential to create moments ...
The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of using Tablet PC to provide feedback on stude...
In a contemporary world saturated with technology, where data has become a means to understand and ...
Many of our undergraduate students grew up in the age of “everyone gets a trophy” and are overly sen...
Evidence suggests that lectures are of most value in Higher Education when they are interactive and ...
Classroom technologies, such as interactive whiteboards and voting systems, have been extensively us...
Lecturing is a standard teaching approach used in universities and is a vital part of a student's le...
Formative assessment including feedback to students on their learning is widely recognized as an eff...
The aim of this session is to share and discuss findings from research at Canterbury Christ Church U...
Written formative-feedback within most university courses has been proven to be limited in its scope...
The Tablet PC has been employed to provide feedback through formative assessment to students in prep...
The presentation explores the effectiveness of various forms of instructor feedback using technology...
Feedback is a critical factor in enhancing student learning but is often difficult to engineer produ...
Higher education is designed to give feedback, but how do our students receive that feedback? The mo...
Lecturing is often criticized for being a monological and student passive way of teaching. However, ...
In this thesis, I examine how the use of educational technology has the potential to create moments ...
The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of using Tablet PC to provide feedback on stude...
In a contemporary world saturated with technology, where data has become a means to understand and ...
Many of our undergraduate students grew up in the age of “everyone gets a trophy” and are overly sen...
Evidence suggests that lectures are of most value in Higher Education when they are interactive and ...
Classroom technologies, such as interactive whiteboards and voting systems, have been extensively us...