i teach | exchanging ideas on teaching

A "great event" that provides "inspiration and enthusiasm" at the start of a new semester, according to a 2008 participant.

Teaching with Technology

Bill Buhro, Professor and Chair of Chemistry, integrates technology with more traditional tools to help students visualize solid-state structures.

Faculty Perspectives

"The i teach symposium is a wonderful opportunity to get together and talk about teaching." Kathryn Miller, Professor and Chair, Biology

WUSTL Students and Technology

Data from the annual ECAR study provide insights on WUSTL undergraduates' uses and perceptions of technology.

mission and news

i teach provides opportunities for Washington University faculty from across the disciplines to exchange ideas and insights on teaching.

The Spring 2012 i teach newsletter is now available. This issue includes highlights from the i teach 2012 symposium, an update on Blackboard training opportunities for faculty, and research and recommendations on student-use of laptops and other devices in the classroom.

From the Archives: Ask Mike: New Software for Playing A/V Files on the Classroom PCs

From the Archives: Tips for Planning and Guiding Peer Review

From the Archives: Are You with Me? Measuring Student Attention in the Classroom