With the new system, students can indicate questions through keys on their responder unit. The instructor can call on them by name from the seating chart built when the student checks in to class, or use the number of questions as a gauge of student understanding of the concepts. Most faculty have been very patient with disruptions that are normal when new buildings are put into service. With the completion of these new facilities, a wide range of new resources are now available to Duquesne faculty. To learn more about what is available in Bayer Learning Center, arrange for a guided tour, learn to use the equipment or for assistance in instructional design, call Academic and Instructional Computing at 396-4611.
New facilities make possible new ways of teaching.