'Clicking' with Students

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‘Clicking’ with Students

Created: Tuesday, November 14, 2006 posted by Geetesh Bajaj at 5:34 am

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Laumakis frequently uses ConceptCheck questions integrated into his PowerPoint presentation slides to get immediate feedback on student comprehension of course content.

He also uses the clickers to poll the class and to do demonstrations, including demonstrations that permit the gathering of real-time classroom data to demonstrate the serial position effect.

Read more on the SDSUniverse site…

Categories: education, powerpoint

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