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Student Engagement in Lectures Sam Vaughan June 2009

Student Engagement in Lectures Sam Vaughan June 2009

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Page 1: Student Engagement in Lectures Sam Vaughan June 2009

Student Engagement in Lectures

Sam Vaughan

June 2009

Page 2: Student Engagement in Lectures Sam Vaughan June 2009

Structure

Background and Jisc Project

Business School

Echo 360

Example

Personal Response Systems

Conclusions

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JISC Project

Two Year Project

Use of Technology within Learning

First Year Lectures

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Specifics to Business School

Proportion of International Students

Lecture Attendance

Module Sizes

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Echo-360 and Findings

Attendance

69.4% use it Monthly

Module Specific?

Use?81.7% would like it available in all their

modules

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Would you like to see more technology in learning?

Yes, a lot more

Yeah, a bit more

The same

No, there is already too much

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Personal Response Systems

Aim- Promote Student Engagement

Revision

Throughout Course

Easy to use

Powerpoint Integration

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Personal Response Systems Feedback

Student-Lecturer Interaction

Allows Peer Comparison

Promotes Discussion

Easy to Use

Increases Student Concentration

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Conclusions

Widespread uses

Additional Resource

Student Engagement

Follow up projects