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Doceri Teacher Feature: Krista Hands, Oklahoma Baptist University

May 13, 2014 – 5:38 pm

Name: Dr. Krista Hands School: Oklahoma Baptist University State: OK Subject: Mathematics – all levels Krista Hands is a mathematics professor at Oklahoma Baptist University in Shawnee, Oklahoma, teaching Trigonometry, Calculus I, Calculus II and Contemporary Math, a general education course – as well training education students on how to teach math. Her discovery of […]

By Jason Gilmore | Posted in Doceri, Doceri Teacher Feature, Higher Education, Math | Also tagged Calculus, class, classroom, classroom management, Doceri, Doceri teacher feature, education, higher education, interactive whiteboard, iPad, iPads in Education, math, mobile, Oklahoma Baptist University, powerpoint, presentation, screen cast, Screencasts, SMARTboard, student engagement, teach, teacher, teaching, tool, video, 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, highered, interactive, interactive whiteboard, iPad, iPad use in the classroom, iPads in 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 […]

By Bev Barnett | Posted in Classrooms, Doceri Teacher Feature, Flipped Classroom, Higher Education, Humanities, Screencasts | Also tagged ACE model, attribution theory, classroom, college, critical thinking, emic, ethnicity, etic, flipclass, flipped class, flipped classroom, gender, higher ed, higher education, highered, hip-hop, humanites, iPad, iPad use in the classroom, lecture, screencast, Screencasts, universities, university, whiteboard, YouTube | Comments (1)

Penn State Adopts Doceri iPad Whiteboard Throughout its Campuses

March 28, 2013 – 8:02 am

Penn State Instructional Technology Services has adopted a 1,000-seat, university-wide Doceri Desktop education site license for use by its faculty. (read the press release here) “We were looking for an affordable means by which instructors could access programs and annotate their presentations from a mobile device that worked with our existing network infrastructure,” said Brian Young, […]

By Bev Barnett | Posted in Classrooms, Doceri, Higher Education, News | Also tagged Doceri at Penn State, faculty, flipped classroom, higher ed, higher educaiton, interactive white board, iPad, iPad use by university faculty, iPad whiteboard, Penn State, Pennsylvania State University, PSU, Teaching and Learning with Technology, TLT, university faculty | Comments (0)

Like Doceri, new iBook Author puts teachers in control of creating content

January 19, 2012 – 1:19 pm

Here’s our take on today’s Apple announcement: It puts teachers in the driver’s seat to create and share content with their students and each other. The content creation trend is moving rapidly into the education realm, and it’s about time. Great teachers create great teaching resources for their classes, and have been doing so for years, from the […]

By Bev Barnett | Posted in Companion Tools | Also tagged Apple, Doceri, edtech, education, electronic white board, iBooks, iBooks Author, interactive teaching, interactive whiteboard, iPad, iPad curriculum, iPad in education, iPad use in the classroom, iPads in Education, iTunes U, IWB, Robert Pronovost | Comments (0)

Northern Arizona University’s W.A. Franke College of Business, with a Doceri Overview

December 2, 2011 – 2:26 pm

Paul Wagner, IT Director for The W. A. Franke College of Business, responds to requests from professors at the college who really wanted to use iPads in their classrooms. His research led him to Doceri, and this overview it’s functions and advantages for interactive teaching.

By Bev Barnett | Posted in Doceri, Higher Education, Tutorials | Also tagged college, Doceri, Doceri overview, Franke, higher education, interactive, iPad, iPad use in the classroom, Northern Arizona University, Paul Wagner, teaching, university, W.A. Franke College of Business | Comments (1)

Visual Learning for International Graduate Students at Claremont Graduate University

October 18, 2011 – 1:45 pm

Students from all over the world are attracted to Claremont Graduate University, part of the Claremont University Consortium in Southern California, where the focus is on transdisciplinary doctoral programs that break down barriers and foster conversation to create a better world. For most International students at CGU, English is a second – or third, fourth […]

By Bev Barnett | Posted in Classrooms, Higher Education | Also tagged Claremont College, higher education, interactive teaching, international students, visual learners, Writing | Comments (1)

Future of Technology: MSNBC Looks at iPads in the Classroom

September 19, 2011 – 5:43 pm

Archbishop Mitty High School will have classroom iPads in use by all 1,800 of its students at this time next year, IT director Eric Anderson told Wilson Rothman, of MSNBC Future of Technology. The segment that aired today – Inside the Wired Classroom, Learning with iPads – is available on the MSNBC Future of Technology web site. Mitty […]

By Bev Barnett | Posted in Classrooms, Doceri, News | Also tagged 1:1 iPad initiative, Archbishop Mitty, edtech, education, electronic white board, Future of Technology, high school, iPad, iPad curriculum, iPad use in the classroom, iPad2, iPads in the classroom, MSNBC, SMART board, Stanford, Stanford IT, technology, university, William R. Hewlett Teaching Center, Wilson Rothman | Comments (0)

Freed-Hardeman integrates Doceri into iKnow 2.0 Initiative

August 19, 2011 – 11:32 am

All incoming Freshmen at Tennesee’s Freed-Hardeman University will be issued an iPad this fall, part of a growing trend toward 1:1 eLearning initiatives using the iPad. As part of its iKnow 2.0 initiative, instructors will also be using iPads equipped with Doceri software as the University begins a shift toward effectively using the iPad as […]

By Bev Barnett | Posted in Classrooms, Doceri, Higher Education, News | Also tagged 1:1 ipad, 1:1 iPad initiative, education, higher education, iKnow, iPad, iPads in Education, one-to-tone iPad | Comments (1)

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Doceri Teacher Feature: Krista Hands, Oklahoma Baptist University

iPads in the Classroom at Majan College in Oman

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

Penn State Adopts Doceri iPad Whiteboard Throughout its Campuses

Like Doceri, new iBook Author puts teachers in control of creating content

Northern Arizona University’s W.A. Franke College of Business, with a Doceri Overview

Visual Learning for International Graduate Students at Claremont Graduate University

Future of Technology: MSNBC Looks at iPads in the Classroom

Freed-Hardeman integrates Doceri into iKnow 2.0 Initiative

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