Em Jones
Emerging Technologies Manager,
The Johns Hopkins University
Evaluation at Your Fingertips: Evaluating Experiential Simulation Learning Using Smartphones - Sponsored learning space design provided by Steelcase Education, Gold Partner
Wednesday, February 03, 2016 | 10:15AM–11:00AM | Texas Ballroom Salon E, Fourth Floor
Session Type:
Professional Development
The purpose of this presentation is to demonstrate and develop the capacity to collect student feedback on experiential learning, research, and educational quality using students' smartphones in a BYOD model. According to Pew research (2015), 85% of young adults are smartphone users. This hands-on session will teach you how to create mobile-optimized surveys that can be quickly accessed on a mobile device via a QR code, following a simulation or other learning experience. You'll learn the benefits of using evaluation tools to support faculty development, curriculum innovation, and program outcomes.
OUTCOMES: Develop mobile evaluations to support faculty development, curriculum innovation, and program outcomes * Explore BYOD smartphone technology to provide real-time feedback and improve student learning * Reflect on the possibilities of engaging learners through their mobile devices
Presenters
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Sandra Swoboda
Simulation Educator/Research Coordinator, The Johns Hopkins University