Wednesday, October 26
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On the Use of Cellular Phones in a Large Class for Activating Students' Participation

Research/Technical Showcase ID: 14193
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    Yaeko Nakanishi
    Dokkyo University
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    Satoshi Wada
    Dokkyo University
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    Lumi Tatsuta
    Dokkyo University
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    Niel Jost
    Dokkyo University

Abstract: This research presents the results of empirical studies of utilizing cellular phones in a large class. Very recently, a few researches have been carried out with regard to the utilization of cellular phones for improving the class management (Kawashima,et.al 2004, Wada,2004, Ando, 2003, Takeyama,2002). These researches indicate positive results of the empirical studies in general. The purposes of our current research are to find out if this system of using cellular phones in a large class is duly applicable to any sort of lecture class regardless its content, and to check whether the system is technically easy enough to use by a novice instructor. The results were evaluated in the form of questionnaire carried out at the end of the semester as well as in the observation of overall class behaviors.

Presider: Lee Allen, University of Memphis

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