ChalktoClick

Chalk to Click: **Teaching Millennials in the Current Millennium** Let's focus on the use of Clikr unit which allows us to pool ouranswers and start dialog on Race and Gender issues.

Please answer the following questions as detailed as you can.

How do you use electronics(laptops, handheld devices,etc) in the classroom: Is it a distraction or an educational tool? How do you take course notes?

Please read the section from a Course syllabi: What parts do you agree or disagree? Please explain. " Please do not eat, sleep, or conduct private conversations during class. Those causing disruptions will be kindly asked to leave.  Please let me know if you have a health concern that necessitates either eating or periodically leaving the classroom.   Even though some students must commute considerable distances between classes, please arrive on time and stay until the class ends, without prematurely packing up before dismissal. Any student needing to leave an individual class early for an unavoidable reason should advise Dr. Echeverría before the class period starts. Please ensure that all cell-phones, smart phones, pagers, personal digital assistants ( PDAs), Mp3 players, iPods,  iPhone s, and other portable multimedia players, handheld devices or wireless electronic gadgetry, including earbud headsets  are not activated during class. With the exception of small mobile personal computers, such as laptops or notebooks utilized in the spirit of note-taking, all other technological instruments are inadmissible. The usage, however, of any electronic device during classroom exams or quizzes is strictly prohibited. Unless authorized by Rutgers University because of a documented disability, auxiliary aids such as digital voice recorders, micro cassette recorders, and all other audio and moving image recording apparatuses are not permitted in any course exercise. Those students granted permission to use such devices must bring it to my attention and use the recordings only in connection with his/her personal understanding and completion of the course. Inappropriate use and copyright infringement will result in both academic disciplinary action and possible litigation. For more on course civility and classroom etiquette, please see the Rutgers University’s  Office of Compliance, Student Policy, and Judicial Affairs (CSPJA)   Code of Student Conduct at http://www.rci.rutgers.edu/~polcomp/judaff/ucsc.shtml. **" except from Dr. Darius V. Echeverría's syllabus. **

          