Happy zapping in the classroom: enhancing teaching and learning with electronic voting systems
Happy zapping in the classroom: enhancing teaching and learning with electronic voting systems
The use of electronic voting systems (EVS) in teaching at all levels is increasing as the technology becomes cheaper and easier to use. Although many educators initially take a cynical view of the educational value of such technology, many of those who use EVS express a very positive view of their experiences. This article aims to share these experiences with a wider audience, with a view to encouraging even more widespread use of the technology. The use of EVS by teachers in schools as well as in university settings is considered
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Read, David
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2010
Read, David
64479ab2-6154-4420-851d-d8d000906a34
Read, David
(2010)
Happy zapping in the classroom: enhancing teaching and learning with electronic voting systems.
School Science Review, 91 (336), .
Abstract
The use of electronic voting systems (EVS) in teaching at all levels is increasing as the technology becomes cheaper and easier to use. Although many educators initially take a cynical view of the educational value of such technology, many of those who use EVS express a very positive view of their experiences. This article aims to share these experiences with a wider audience, with a view to encouraging even more widespread use of the technology. The use of EVS by teachers in schools as well as in university settings is considered
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Published date: 2010
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ISSN: 0036-6811
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