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15.03.2027   at 12:00 - 13:00

Classroom shared drawing

<p>What do your students (mis)understand right now?<br>In a lecture with many students, this can be surprisingly difficult to discover.<br>imageMultiple-choice response systems can show whether students select the expected answer, but the possible answers are defined by the lecturer.<br>Classroom Shared Drawing takes a different approach: students respond by drawing on a picture or graph that you push out for open reposnces.<br>If you use pictures, illustrations, graphs or any other visual elements in your teaching this may be an elegant systems that you can use to inform you choices in teaching.</p>

What do your students (mis)understand right now?
In a lecture with many students, this can be surprisingly difficult to discover.
imageMultiple-choice response systems can show whether students select the expected answer, but the possible answers are defined by the lecturer.
Classroom Shared Drawing takes a different approach: students respond by drawing on a picture or graph that you push out for open reposnces.
If you use pictures, illustrations, graphs or any other visual elements in your teaching this may be an elegant systems that you can use to inform you choices in teaching.

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15 Mar