Clickers in the Classroom

Created by Tanya Joosten (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee) on October 13, 2009

I just was listening to the archive of EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative Web Seminar on Clickers and Peer Instruction with Douglas Duncanand realized how useful some of the information we had gathered in 05-07 may be to others.

http://clickers.uwm.edu/

You will find information for faculty, teaching academic staff, and instructors to help them get started. There is also information on our grant project, including our surveys developed and our findings (also published in the May 07 ECAR). Finally, there is information on student faqs and student support.

getting started using clickers

Our page for teachers has been developed to assist individuals in developing effective uses of clickers in the classroom. This section shares faculty experiences and materials. Information in this section includes:

curricular redesign grant

The grant project section is an effort to share details about our grant proposal and our findings (qualitative and quanitative) as well as information on our processes to select a clicker technology and prepare our faculty. from our experiences.

Proposal

funded by the University of Wisconsin System

Product Selection

between the various clicker vendors available in Spring 2005

Faculty Development

program created to assist faculty in starting the instructional re-design process to integrate clickers

Project Evaluation

detailing the findings of our study

Students and Clickers!

helping students effectively use clickers

The student page on clickers was developed to assist campuses in developing student materials that will inform students on how clickers are used in the classroom, what to expect when participating in a class that is using clickers, and how to find support for their clickers.

Resources available to assist students in using clickers, include:

Student FAQ's to answer students basic questions about clickers
Student Support to provide guidance on supporting students in obtaining, registering, and using their clickers
Student Reactions to clickers based on the data gathered in our grant project

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		Clickers in the Classroom Created by Tanya Joosten (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee) on October 13, 2009 I just was listening to the archive of EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative Web Seminar on Clickers and Peer Instruction with Douglas Duncanand realized how useful some of the information we had gathered in 05-07 may be to others. http://clickers.uwm.edu/ You will find information for faculty, teaching academic staff, and instructors to help them get started. There is also information on our grant project, including our surveys developed and our findings (also published in the May 07 ECAR). Finally, there is information on student faqs and student support. getting started using clickers Our page for teachers has been developed to assist individuals in developing effective uses of clickers in the classroom. This section shares faculty experiences and materials. Information in this section includes: Best Practices Showcases of Use Helpful Links Articles and Research Guides and Manuals curricular redesign grant The grant project section is an effort to share details about our grant proposal and our findings (qualitative and quanitative) as well as information on our processes to select a clicker technology and prepare our faculty. from our experiences. Proposal funded by the University of Wisconsin System Product Selection between the various clicker vendors available in Spring 2005 Faculty Development program created to assist faculty in starting the instructional re-design process to integrate clickers Project Evaluation detailing the findings of our study Students and Clickers! helping students effectively use clickers The student page on clickers was developed to assist campuses in developing student materials that will inform students on how clickers are used in the classroom, what to expect when participating in a class that is using clickers, and how to find support for their clickers. Resources available to assist students in using clickers, include: Student FAQ's to answer students basic questions about clickers Student Support to provide guidance on supporting students in obtaining, registering, and using their clickers Student Reactions to clickers based on the data gathered in our grant project Clickers \| joosten \| milwaukee \| student response systems Tanya's blog Login or register to post comments 50 reads
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