Technology enhanced interactive teaching (Flipped classroom) - BKO workshop (2015-2016)
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- AfstandOnderwijsEnZelfstandigLeren BKOworkshop
May 13, 2016, 3 p.m.
Location will be communicated after the application
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How can education technology be used in large groups of students to activate learning process? Which teaching method can stimulate critical thinking in large groups of students and can help students to reach deep understanding? There are many different ICT tools available. How to make a relevant choice that fits your course best?
Two effective teaching methods will be discussed in this workshop: peer-instruction and flipped classroom. The experiences from the teaching practice will be presented. There will be also practical information about the available voting systems and video conferencing possibilities at our faculty.
This two hours workshop will be given in the form of flipped classroom. The participants need to make an assignment before the workshop (to work out the assignment about 1-2 hours is needed).
The last information will be sent per e-mail to the participants.
Application for the BKO workshops (only for Faculty of Science, University of Amsterdam)
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See the Workshop 2016-2017: /event/79...
The workshop Technology enhanced interactive teaching (Flipped classroom) - BKO workshop is part of the Faculty of Science BKO programme since 2013.
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