paperless teaching
Using less paper in class
Posted by David Wees on Jan 25, 2010
One of my students today pointed out that we have used hardly any paper all year. In fact, the only paper I have handed in their class was the required course outline and two tests for a total of 10 sheets of double-sided paper. I just mentioned to someone that I could be completely paperless in my teaching if I could find a way for the students to securely do tests online and include essay style responses. Maybe a classroom set of tablets would be the answer to that but they are pretty expensive.
Disclaimer: The ideas discussed on this blog are my own, and in no way represent those of my employer.
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