lecture
Ditching lectures for group work isn’t always the answer
A professor responds to a critique of traditional learning
Why I won’t flip my classroom
Prof. Pettigrew says proper lectures work just fine
Why traditional lectures will thrive
A defense against those who say lectures should be “social”
When summer vacation goes AWOL
What happened to the last two months?
Goat accent
What should you do when you have a hard time understanding your professor?
College prof is Ontario’s Best Lecturer
Canadore theatre arts lecturer is first non-university winner
YouTube launches higher ed page: YouTube EDU
Schools post lecture videos, intro classes and even full-semester courses online
Waterloo’s smallest class: me
The joys of not sitting beside the Loud Whisperer
Moving away from large lectures
At MIT, attendance is up and the failure rate down by 50 percent
I need a nap
I was sitting in the middle of a chemistry lecture the first time it happened. One moment I was copying notes from the projector, the next I was suddenly staring at my sleeve. It took me a couple of seconds to realize that 15 minutes of class had vanished, and instead of writing notes about electron orbitals, I had been drooling into my armrest.