Just In Time Teaching (Jitt): Using The Web To Enhance Classroom Learning
Robert W. Blake, Kathleen A. Marrs, J. Van der Watt, A. Gavrin
Abstract
Just-in-Time Teaching (JiTT) is a pedagogical system that uses the WWW to enhance learning in the classroom setting. JiTT was developed for use in the introductory physics classes taken by engineering majors at IUPUI and the US Air Force Academy, but its use has spread to a wide range of fields and institutions. At IUPUI, JiTT is now used in physics, biology, chemistry, mathematics, sociology, and writing. Elsewhere, in the US, Europe, and Israel, over 100 instructors are using JiTT methods.
Topics & Concepts
Session (web analytics)Mathematics educationClass (philosophy)PacePeer instructionComputer scienceJust in Time TeachingSubject (documents)Teaching methodMultimediaPhysicsWorld Wide WebTeaching and learning centerMathematicsPeer learningArtificial intelligenceAstronomyExperimental Learning in EngineeringInnovative Teaching MethodsExperimental and Theoretical Physics Studies