Teaching & Technology Brown Bag Seminars
The Center for Instructional Excellence (CIE) and Instructional Technology at Purdue (ITaP) invite you to
join us for this fall's Teaching and Technology Brown Bag seminars. Bring your lunch and listen, in a
relaxed setting, as faculty describe different ways they use technology in their teaching. Registration is
not necessary.
Presenter: |
Johannes Strobel |
Title: |
Cultivating Amateurism: 10 ways social computing can change
your classroom |
Location: |
STEW 318 |
Date: |
Wednesday, October 8, 12:30-1:30 |
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Johannes utilized blogging as a form of participatory design including students in the design of
the course to increase ownership, creating a cycle of writing, reflecting, rewriting, and creating
a culture of discourse, which went beyond the classroom. The presentation will focus on lessons
learned, particularly in the area of community building within a course and the cultivation of
different iterations of writing. The presentation will argue the value of amateurish inputs of
students as a necessary steps to well-formed professional outcomes. |
Presenter: |
Erina MacGeorge |
Title: |
Clickers in Large Lecture: Student Feedback and
Implications |
Location: |
STEW 214B |
Date: |
Wednesday, November 12, 12:30-1:30 |
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This talk will present findings from a two-semester study involving nearly 2000 Purdue
students, including multiple surveys, focus group interviews, and classroom observations.
Student perceptions of the technology's 'pros' and 'cons' are associated with student
characteristics, instructor practices, and overall outcomes for courses (e.g., students' reports
of learning, course evaluations). |
Brownbag Seminar Multimedia Archive
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2003 Seminars
For more information contact:
Christian Reiner - creiner@purdue.edu
Assessment and Evaluation Specialist
Center for Instructional Excellence
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