Hi

Mike must teach statistics in a remarkably different way than I do.  For stats, 
I do not think there is any substitute for boardwork ... one can develop 
material in an incremental fashion (often idiosyncratically depending on 
responses of class), can keep earlier work to point out correspondences 
(assuming sufficient boardspace) without having to jump back and forth, can 
coordinate calculations on one area with conceptual elsewhere (e.g., having 
tree diagram for partitioning sums of squares and filling it in as one does 
calculations), ....  For the computer stuff, I tend to run SPSS and coordinate 
it with pdfs of analyses (we also have a separate computer lab which is 
coordinated with what I call a tutorial lab).

As for blackboard vs whiteboard, I have no experience with the latter.

But for most of my content courses, like Mike, I too have switched to 
powerpoint.

Take care
Jim

James M. Clark
Professor of Psychology
204-786-9757
204-774-4134 Fax
[email protected]

>>> <[email protected]> 27-Mar-10 7:57:52 AM >>>
Most of our whiteboards hang unused.  Almost everyone has shifted to Powerpoint 
and projectors.  Any kind of writing on a board is hard to see.  Anything you 
can write on the board can be placed on a Powerpoint slide.  You can also use 
the projector to show interactive software, such as SPSS demonstrations, and 
video.  Finally, a whiteboard or blackboard medium never allows an adequate 
presentation for e-learning.

Mike Williams
Drexel University
learnpsychology.com


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