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600+ teachers use Wooclap at UCL!
More than 600 professors have used the app in almost 1300 classes, and by doing so, they achieved the university’s objective to establish a dialogue between teachers and their students, even in large classrooms.
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ENSAM using Technology to Interact with Students
Cécile Pichon, instructional design coordinator at ENSAM, shares her vision of the use of new technologies in teaching.
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There are two important ways in which teachers can improve how much students will remember of what they have been taught in class...
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Neuromyths are misconceptions surrounding the functioning of the human brain. Due to...
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