has the end of the chalkbord come?

Has the end of chalkboard come? A survey about the limits of Interactive Pen

Displays in Higher EducationMartin Ebner, Walther Nagler

Has the end of the chalkboard come? Martin Ebner, Walther Nagler - Microlearning 2008

Technology enhanced Learning

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Mobile Learning?

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Reality in lecture rooms

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Adjustment of the installation

Didactical concept


Live lecturingwith the help of

technology


Design of the study:

• Use of Interactive Pen Display• Two lectures of architecture• Lasting one semester• 108 students took part at the survey


Question: If you rethink the whole lecture, would you retrospectively prefer the Use of the Pen Display or the Chalkboard?

Participants Prefer Pen Display

Prefer Chalkboard Not Specified

108 97 (90%) 1(1%) 10 (9%)


Question: The Use of the Pen Display for lecturing was ... ?

Participants Mean StandardDeviation Median

108 3,60 0,54 4

• 1 = useless• 2 = I do not care• 3 = positive• 4 = absolutely useful


Question: If you prefer the Pen Display for teaching please tell us your personal reason for this decision?

Has the end of the chalkboard come? Martin Ebner, Walther Nagler - Microlearning 2008http://flickr.com/photos/nettsu/1365343292/

Step towards digital lecture room

Graz University of Technology

SOCIAL LEARNING

Computer and Information ServicesGraz University of Technology

Martin Ebnerhttp://elearning.tugraz.at

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