Use of automated response systems in the small sized class

Location

DSB, Room 111

Start Date

30-5-2013 1:00 PM

End Date

30-5-2013 2:15 PM

Session Type

Interactive Session

Description

An interactive demonstration of various teaching methods using Remote Response Systems (Automated Response Systems, Personal Response Systems, "Clickers") as they were applied to the small sized class (< 20 students). Most of the research with clickers has been in large classes. The methods used (peer instruction, group discussion, and simple polling with contingency teaching) will be demonstrated and results of the initial study with a class of 14 students will be presented. Internet access for all participants (local computers, laptops, or phones) will be necessary for this activity.

Topic Designation

Teaching & Learning, Technology

Presenter Bio(s)

Dr. Kirby has been at QU for 17 years. He completed his BS at Trinity (Hartford), MEd at UMass-Amherst and PhD at Georgetown and has taught Introductory, General, and Inorganic Chemistry since.

Jeremy Anderson is in Academic Technology at Quinnipiac University. Prior to coming to QU in 2010 he taught high school history and social science for 5 years. He completed a Master of Science in Educational Technology at ECSU in 2012.

Christina Wilson is in Academic Technology at Quinnipiac University.

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May 30th, 1:00 PM May 30th, 2:15 PM

Use of automated response systems in the small sized class

DSB, Room 111

An interactive demonstration of various teaching methods using Remote Response Systems (Automated Response Systems, Personal Response Systems, "Clickers") as they were applied to the small sized class (< 20 students). Most of the research with clickers has been in large classes. The methods used (peer instruction, group discussion, and simple polling with contingency teaching) will be demonstrated and results of the initial study with a class of 14 students will be presented. Internet access for all participants (local computers, laptops, or phones) will be necessary for this activity.