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A lecture is almost by definition not "interactive", and certainly if you have so many students that you are using facial recognition and iClickers to handle at
by saurik 7y ago
A lecture is almost by definition not "interactive", and certainly if you have so many students that you are using facial recognition and iClickers to handle attendance the entire premise that you would react to individuals is infeasible.
- ketzu 7y agoOnly if you assume you react to all individuals at the same time constantly. In our lectures we try to make them interactive, but the degree of interactiveness varies based on the level and number of attendants. Questions are asked and answered in the 200 people lectures as well, and they improve the lectures for a lot of people.