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.

WUSTL Students and Technology

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

Faculty Perspectives

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

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