At TLT’s latest Faculty Roundtable Discussion, held on Monday, February 24th, faculty discussed their use of polling, in particular Poll Everywhere, into their teaching to increase student engagement and assess understanding. Poll Everywhere is an online polling and quizzing app that works like an audience response system (clicker) but using the student’s cell phones, computers,…
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iPad Screencasting Apps to Create Demonstrations and Lectures
With more people flipping their classrooms and teaching online screencasting has become a popular way to deliver content. Screencasting is a video recording of what occurs on a computer screen. Normally, computer screencasting apps will allow you to record anything that you do on the computer. Screencasting on an iPad is slightly different. Currently there…
Guest Post: Dr. Bill Barfield
Dr. Barfield is a professor in Health & Human Performance. As a result of the 2013 Faculty Technology Institute he implemented AirSketch in his classes. I use Air Sketch in kinesiology and personal and community health (summers) and plan to begin using in biomechanics class. The Air Sketch (app) allows me to make notes on…
Guest Post: Evernote and Remind101 for Teaching and Scholarship
Our guest blogger is Reid Adams, an Assistant Professor in the Teacher Education Department. During the 2013 FTI, we were introduced to a number of iPad applications and given tutorials on how they might be implemented into our courses and in a few case, our research. The applications all seemed interesting, convenient, and relatively easy…
Faculty Social 2013 Recap
If you weren’t able to attend the TLT Faculty Social on September 26th, then you missed out on a great time! After signing in, partygoers mingled through three separate rooms of food, wine, and technology demonstrations. Whether you were experiencing motion controlled projections with the Leap Motion system or checking out the massive “Mega Desk”…
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