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Tag Archives: PRS
Apr 14 2011
Ask the audience – again and again
1 CommentAsking students (or any audience) questions breaks up the monotony of unidirectional lecturing/ presenting, keeps minds from wandering, turns them into active, reciprocal participants, engages them beyond listening. At large or online events, which lack the intimacy of small seminars, … Continue reading
Posted by: April 14, 2011
Tagged with: feedback, opinion, polling, PRS, social web, students, Surveys
Nov 27 2009
Electronic voting systems (or PRS) workshop in Leicester
3 CommentsYesterday, was definitely PRS day for me. CLT was running its first lecturer training session for use of PRS/EVS on the new LSE100 course, which I have been helping to prepare and was originally intending to facilitate along with my … Continue reading
Posted by: November 27, 2009
Tagged with: ESTICT, EVS, PRS