Posts tagged with “Assessment and Evaluation” (All posts)

Reconnecting with DataSquad Alumni

6 January 2026

Ryan Jiang ’27 shares a project that involved reaching out to alumni in order to update the DataSquad website and assess the DataSquad model.

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Poll Everywhere: EdTech Lunch and Course Management Update

7 January 2025

Poll Everywhere’s new Course Management feature makes it easier to keep track of student participation.

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Engage students with Poll Everywhere

13 September 2023

Poll Everywhere (PollEv) is a web-based Student Response System, which works on laptops, tablets, and smartphones, to encourage more participation and engaged learning in the classroom.

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Oral Communication and Technology

12 December 2018

Teaching Oral Communications with Technology from Carleton Academic Technology on Vimeo.

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Quizzing as feedback for students

19 November 2018

It’s important for all of us to get feedback and the timeliness of feedback matters too. Remember how it felt when you submitted something to your doctoral thesis committee to…

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Tutee or Not Tutee: Who should be on camera in your Instructional Video?

6 July 2018

Effective instructional videos can vary in style.  This short video, inspired by an Arizona State University study, reveals preferences and effectiveness in two different styles: Should you teach to the…

Instructional Video Workshops Fill up Fast!

29 June 2018

I’m already excited to be a part of the team hosting this Instructional Video Workshop at Carleton in late July!  Attendees will not only take-way a concrete and replicable process…

Clicker Assessment Summary: 2016-2018

1 May 2018

SUMMARY Academic Technology has conducted short assessments of in-class clicker use across several 100 level courses in the sciences and social sciences in both the 2016-17 and 2017-18 academic years.…

I Just Know…

17 April 2017

A recent Science Post satirical article titled, “I just know” replaces systematic reviews at the top of the evidence pyramid, is a pretty funny read with a darker side. While…

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