Clickers in the Chemistry Classroom

Posted on September 19, 2011 by

Barry Ryan and Julie Dunne evaluated their use of clickers in Chemistry teaching both in large lab sessions and lectures. The students answered pre-lab and post-lab questionnaires with clickers. Findings and information can be seen in their online presentation.

DIT_Clickers_Workshop Sept 2011

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About Muireann O'Keeffe

I am an educational developer currently working at DCU. I have a passion for researching and evaluating technology that can support and enhance learning. In the past I have taught on Masters programmes (Msc Applied elearning & Postgraduate Diploma in Third level Learning and Teaching) as well as Leadership development programmes.
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One Response to Clickers in the Chemistry Classroom

  1. Pingback: The rise and rise of clickers in chemistry | Is this going to be on the exam?

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