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A New Type of Classroom

Faculty and students are changing the classroom and exploring new ways for learning

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Duke professor Mohamed Noor helps students in his intro biology class with their problem sets during a recent class period. Photo credit: Megan Morr, Duke Photography

Flipping Teaching Around

Duke professors flip the classroom to better their teaching

On the first day of Mohamed Noor's intro biology class, some students were already behind....

PUBLISHED February 11, 2013 IN Academics
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Students in the class co-taught by Cathy Davidson and Dan Ariely explore both literature and social science.

Teaching 2.0: Make a Class do Cartwheels

Professors Dan Ariely and Cathy Davidson team up for student-led course

For Cathy Davidson, flipping the classroom isn't enough. She'd prefer, as she likes to...

PUBLISHED February 11, 2013 IN Academics
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Part of the Specula1ion collective: Students Stephanie Boluk, Luke Caldwell, Patrick LeMieux and Professor Katherine Hayles.  Photo by Megan Morr/Duke University Photography

Teaching Gaming Through Economic Woe

An alternate reality game built in Duke's Greater Than Games Lab provides lessons in capitalism, economics

In life, Matthew Davis was kind of a jerk. A human resources manager for a big corporation, he...

PUBLISHED January 15, 2013 IN Arts , Academics
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Capturing And Extending Learning Through Mobile Technology

Mobile recording technology extends the classroom to China and beyond

When Duke professor David Boyd visited China for two weeks this fall, multimedia recording...

PUBLISHED December 9, 2011 IN Academics , Campus , Global , Medicine
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A Real Classroom, A Virtual Experience

Duke students work with those in China to create virtual worlds

PUBLISHED October 8, 2008 IN Campus , Global , Academics
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Eat What You Learn

The inaugural university course on food studies helps students connect with what's on their plate

Eliza MacLean arrived to class a few minutes late. Her hair was pulled back in a loose ponytail...

PUBLISHED May 16, 2012 IN Campus , Academics , Working@Duke
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Steve Craig, doing a video lecture in his chemistry course.

Honors Chemistry Without the Textbook

Course eliminates the lecture and the textbook

Steve Craig's honors-level introductory chemistry course is in session. Craig isn't...

PUBLISHED October 18, 2011 IN Academics , Campus
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Shakespeare's plays are rife with policy errors, a useful tool in an economics course.

Of Shakespeare and Financial Decisions

Duke alum John Forlines III uses Shakespeare plays to teach life-lessons to economics undergraduates

What do Shakespeare's writings have to do with economics in 2012? This is the short and...

PUBLISHED September 14, 2012 IN Campus , Academics , Research
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