revised 03/17/2010

ACADEMY FOR EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING

"We teach...but do we help our students learn?"

Speak Up! Taking Advantage of the Audience Response System to Engage Students

AET Lunch Session Out of Box

Thursday, April 15, 2010
12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
Room 2175 - College of Medicine Research Building (COMRB)
909 South Wolcott St., Chicago, IL 60612

Featured Presenter:

Amy Lin, MD
Assistant Professor
Departments of Pathology and Ophthalmology

The standard lecture format is an "easy" method of teaching and learning in the large group setting where the teacher prepares and delivers content, and students listen and passively learn. This program will describe how making use of the audience response system enables students to be a driver of the learning experience rather than a passenger. Participants will have the hands-on opportunity to start familiarizing themselves with the audience response system by using it.

Register Now: Send an email to Mark Gelula at "mgelula@gmail.com".

Participation in the session via web conferencing will be available from our Urbana, Peoria, and Rockford campuses. (Email "webinars@uic-online.info" for details.)

For additional information about these events contact Dr. Mark Gelula, PhD, Director, Academy for Excellence in Teaching at mgelula@uic.edu or Susan S. O’Keefe at sokeefe@uic.edu

AET Home AET Mission Statement PAST EVENTS	Teaching Awards Membership Golden Apple Award Winners
The Scholars for Teaching Excellence UIC Medical Science Education Pages UIC Undergraduate Medical Education UIC Home Page	AAMC NBME