I have received a number of requests and questions asking me how I use electronic response system (clickers) in my science courses. I have been using clickers for almost 9 years now. I have written a few papers about it… Read moreClickers – How Do I Use Them?
After reading many of the posts of my students in the ETEC 533 course I can attest that many of them are as overwhelmed as I am. So while setting into a new office, I thought of the lecture by… Read moreA Few Words on Time Management
I am thinking why online courses are more often referred to as “Online Learning” and not “Online Teaching”. May be because in those courses both the teacher and the students are undergoing a truly online learning experience as they are… Read moreReflections of a Novice Online Instructor on the First Two Days of Online Learning Experience
I mentioned TPACK in my previous post. Here is a useful link: http://www.tpack.org/tpck/index.php?title=Main_Page
As the first day of classes is coming to an end and I keep reading the e-mails from my online students (who are mathematics, general science, biology, chemistry and health science teachers, as well as other professionals), I keep thinking… Read moreCan Technology Help Students Transfer Knowledge?
I guess, the title of this post speaks for itself. It is always exciting to think of the first day of classes. However, for me, this time around it is going to be a very special first day. I will… Read moreTomorrow is the First Day of Classes!
Today I was thinking how technology changed what we read and how we read. I always loved reading and in any place I lived I always owned a large library which kept moving from town to town and from country… Read moreThe Way We Read
Today is the first day of 2010. I keep wondering what new technological twists and applications to math and science teaching will it bring us? As I woke up today and realized that it is raining once again here (in… Read moreNew Technology With an Old Twist
