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8 results for "Peer Instruction"

8 results for "Peer Instruction"

Eric Mazur: Peer Instruction

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Professor Mazur is a leading practitioner and researcher of the peer instruction method of teaching. His group developed the Learning Catalytics platform, which aims to help faculty manage a fully interactive classroom.

Rubrics and Peer-Review in Canvas: Examples from FAS and HKS

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Daniel Jamous, senior instructional technologist with the FAS Academic Technology Group, led a presentation on the use of two advanced Canvas features: rubrics and peer-review. The presentation included examples from residential courses in the Faculty of...

Learning Catalytics

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To see how Learning Catalytics compares with other supported Classroom Response Tools, visit the Classroom Participation and Polling page. Learning Catalytics is a web-based platform for managing the interactive classroom. Originally developed by the...

VoiceThread

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VoiceThread is now available in all FAS Canvas sites! VoiceThread is an LTI application that enables the creation of shared slideshows which can be commented upon by members of the class.

George Qiao

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George joined the FAS Academic Technology Group in 2023. He previously worked as a high school STEM teacher, where he specialized in project-based learning. With ATG, he develops custom technology solutions to address unique teaching challenges, with...

Classroom Participation and Polling

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Did You Know? Audience response tools are also called personal, student, or classroom response systems Polling and other audience response technologies offer a great way to make classroom lectures more interactive. At its most basic, this can consist of a...

Learning, Teaching & Research Themes

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Are there things you'd like to do in your teaching or research where technology could help? We can help you identify technologies to support your teaching and learning. Explore technologies faculty are already using and find out how you can try them out...