Math instructor Ed Crosson will be piloting a downloadable, modular statistics textbook from the Connexions website. The Connexions project is from Rice University and funded by the Hewlett foundation. All materials […]
Learning outside the classroom/Learning 2.0 will take place at BCC on May 20-21. See attached pdf flyer for information! si2009announcement
Biology Professor Frank Schickor presented at the CTL on “Educational Games,” on April 2nd. This presentation was a snippet of what he presented at the League for Innovation in the […]
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A Flip Video workshop was led by Kathy Kessler, English Adjunct, and Dori Digenti on February 9th. We discovered that the flip video is even better than we thought: the […]
This workshop has been offered twice in March 2009. The groups have heard about the functions and differences between blogs and wikis, and practiced setting up their own blogs. Below […]
On February 12th, 2009, Math faculty member Nancy Zuber shared with a group of faculty and staff some of the methods she’s developed for teaching Math using Smartboard. These methods […]
Clickers are here! One set of classroom clickers is being used in Chem 150 by Prof. Tom Carey under a Title III Student Success Research Grant this semester. So far, […]
From Inside Higher Ed, a new study published in Science shows that students can learn new conceptual strategies from each other. Click the link to read the article: peerinstruction1
Clickers came to BCC. Four faculty attended; interest was good. A Clickers demo will take place in Sp09 under Tom Carey.
