Join Philip Long, MIT, as he showcases the Technology Enabled Active Learning (TEAL) project which promotes collaborative learning through lectures, simulations, and hands-on experiments. Richard Anderson, UW Computer Science, will demonstrate Classroom Presenter (CP), a tablet-based system in which instructors and students share and mark-up slides. Daryl Pedigo, UW Physics, will show how clickers can promote anonymous and widespread participation in classroom discussions. Dan Gilbert, Stanford, will highlight the inventive, educational technology found in Stanford's Wallenberg Hall. (More information)
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