I recently came across this tweet which makes very innovative use of pictures to ask a multiple choice question. After some experimentation I made this quiz yesterday
So far, the tweet has received 2,568 impressions and 741 engagements, which is twitter-speak for number of people who saw the tweet and clicked on it, respectively. This is in large parts thanks to retweets by RealTimeChem, A-Level Chemistry and EiC, each with several thousand followers.
The question is taken straight from my teaching material and 741 is far more students that I reach in a year of teaching at the University of Copenhagen. Did I just teach my first (Nano)MOCC?
Anyway, since I use peer instruction in all my courses I have tons more questions so this won't be the last #twitterquiz I post.
If you would like to make your own #twitterquiz you can find the images here.
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— Jan Jensen (@janhjensen) May 14, 2015
So far, the tweet has received 2,568 impressions and 741 engagements, which is twitter-speak for number of people who saw the tweet and clicked on it, respectively. This is in large parts thanks to retweets by RealTimeChem, A-Level Chemistry and EiC, each with several thousand followers.
The question is taken straight from my teaching material and 741 is far more students that I reach in a year of teaching at the University of Copenhagen. Did I just teach my first (Nano)MOCC?
Anyway, since I use peer instruction in all my courses I have tons more questions so this won't be the last #twitterquiz I post.
If you would like to make your own #twitterquiz you can find the images here.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0
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