How can we succeed in getting students actively involved in large events? And how do you encourage the participants in seminars to think actively?
One answer to this question can be found in the use of clicker systems. Clicker systems are electronic voting systems that enable students to answer questions asked in the course at the touch of a button. Possible applications range from simple quizzes to the implementation of new teaching scenarios such as peer instruction.
Contact person at ZML
Sarah Holstein
Phone: +49 721 608-48219
e-mail: sarah.holstein∂kit.edu
During the workshop you will get to know different application possibilities and try them out yourself. We will also present various systems, including free variants that you can use immediately in your next event.
The workshop is part of the program Hochschul Didaktik Zentrum Universitäten Baden-Württemberg. Participation can therefore count towards the Baden-Württemberg Certificate in University Didactics.
Fee: The HDZ charges a fee of 25 euros per event day.
For further information, please visit http://www.hdz-bawue.de/teilnamemodi/kosten-und-zahlungsweisen/.
Target group: Professors, university lecturers, lecturers and academic staff who want to use new media in their courses.
Dates
This workshop will take place either online or at the premises of the KIT Personnel Development and Vocational Training Department (PEBA), Vincenz-Prießnitz-Straße 1 in Karlsruhe. Registration is possible directly at the Baden-Württemberg Center for Higher Education Didactics.
Current dates can be found in the Calendar of events.