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Teacher Feature: Oommen George

April 7, 2014 – 3:38 pm

Name: Professor Oomen George School: Professor at San Jacinto College, Pasadena Texas Subject: Physics “In my search for whiteboard apps, I hit a gold mine when I found Doceri. It has all the necessary tools to create a good interactive presentation. Doceri has made teaching and learning for my students easier. The time spent in teaching […]

By Jason Gilmore | Posted in Doceri, Doceri Teacher Feature, Higher Education, Science | Also tagged app, channel, class, classroom, community college, flip, flipclass, flipped, higher education, interactive, iPad, ipaded, math, Oomen George, Physics, San Jacinto College, Science, screencast, teach, teacher, teaching, whiteboard, YouTube | Comments (0)

iPads in the Classroom at Majan College in Oman

May 3, 2013 – 11:09 am

Tahseen Arshi is bringing a greater degree of interactivity into his classroom using Doceri on the iPad at Majan College in Oman. In this video, he explains how he is able to annotate his classroom presentations to bring greater clarity to the content, as well as actively involving them in classroom exercises. In his blog […]

By Bev Barnett | Posted in Classrooms, Higher Education | Also tagged classroom, college, Doceri, e-learning, edtech, education, educational, electronic, electronic white board, engagement, higher education, interactive, interactive whiteboard, iPad, iPad use in the classroom, iPads in Education, iPads in higher education, IWB, Middle East, Oman, private, Sultan, teaching, technology, whiteboard | Comments (0)

Flipping the Higher Ed Humanities Classroom: Teaching Critical Thinking at Cal Poly Pomona

April 23, 2013 – 3:42 pm

When we spoke with Richard Newton in the fall of 2011, he was just discovering ways to engage his Claremont Graduate University students using Doceri interactive whiteboard app for the iPad. We caught up again with Richard this month to discuss his new adventures in flipped learning at Cal Poly Pomona where he is now […]