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Maximizing student engagement with modern iClicker questions and peer instruction

iClickers are a fantastic and evidence-based way to get students engaged in the learning process during class, from asking multiple choice questions to using more interactive question types such as multiple select, ranking, matching, numeric, and click-on-target. In addition, the educational literature strongly supports using iClickers to facilitate peer instruction which improve student outcomes. This workshop will provide participants with an engaging opportunity to apply modern iClicker questions and peer instruction techniques to their own courses. By the end of this workshop, participants will be able to…
-Describe the variety of modern question types available with iClickers
-Design questions using these modern question types for their own specific courses
-Explain the value of using iClickers for peer instruction
-Identify ways to incorporate peer instruction using iClickers into their own specific courses

TEF Alignment: Instructional Strategies

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