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STLHE 2016 SAPES

Aaron Slepkov

Trent University
Associate Professor
peterborough

aaronslepkov.com

Aaron Slepkov is an Assistant Professor and Canada Research Chair in the department of Physics & Astronomy at Trent University. His current SoTL research deals with developing classroom assessment tools specifically geared to science education. Dr. Slepkov is working to create multiple-choice testing structures that align course objectives with assessment goals, and which thus can evaluate student knowledge across the broad cognitive domain.

10:30

CON05.16 - Supporting the Use of Academic Analytics to Improve Teaching and Learning Weldon Library 121 (Teaching Support Centre)Brad Wuetherick • Don Fiander • Sandy Walde

11:30

CON06.03 - The Design and Implementation of Game-Based Learning Systems in Higher Education and Health Professions Education UCC 54BRob Bajko • Raquel Meyer • David Chandross • Deborah Fels • Lori Schindel Martin • Jennifer Reguindin

13:45

CON07.03b - Student Engagement in Learning Management Systems UCC 54BKrista Vogt CON07.03c - Enhancing ‘deep learning’ in an e-learning environment through an evidenced-based approach to developing methods of social interaction between students and teachers UCC 54BDebra Kiceniuk • Martine Durier-Copp • Joyline Makani PK07.12f - Empowering your students: Conquering the digital demon UCC 146Melissa Brasgold PK07.13a - Twenty things you may not have been told about ‘flipping’ your classroom UCC 315 (Council Chambers)Michael Ravenek CON07.06c - Bright and struggling: Examining the transition issues of gifted and high-ability students UCC 59Adrienne Sauder CON07.10b - The Intersection between Professor Expectations and Student Interpretations of Academic Skills: A Multi-Disciplinary Approach UCC 65Melanie Parlette-Stewart • Laura Schnablegger PK07.14b - Why “Assigned Seating” for exams is the best thing since sliced bread Weldon Library 258Trent Tucker

15:00

CON08.03a - Changing the Game: Using gamification in a blended learning academic writing course UCC 54BRoger Graves • Heather Graves CON08.03b - Undergraduate course gamification: Forging beyond multimedia and social media contexts into health sciences curriculum UCC 54BRob Bajko • Raquel Meyer • Deborah Fels • Karen LeGrow • Lori Schindel Martin • Jennifer Reguindin • Sheraz Siddiqui CON08.03c - Slideware by design: Using slides as more than just digital cue cards UCC 54BKristie Dukewich • Ramzy Nicolas • Morgan Zych CON08.10c - (Un)Expected Gender Differences in Introductory Physics UCC 65Magdalen Normandeau • Seshu Iyengar • Benedict Newling CON08.13a - Educated vs. random guessing: validating partial-credit schemes in scratch-card multiple-choice exams UCC 315 (Council Chambers)Aaron Slepkov

16:10

CON09.08 - Spelling it Out or Spoon Feeding? How Much Guidance Do Students Really Need? UCC 61Daniel Braun • Carolyn Ives