SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP Tools for teaching observational methodsORGANIZED
BY:
Mara Roosjen(Noldus Information Technology bv, Wageningen, The Netherlands) Researchers are aware of the many advantages technology has to offer
in terms of increased efficiency and accuracy of data collection and analysis.
Many behavioral researchers are also involved in teaching observational
methods classes and try to improve the quality of teaching as well as
to share this knowledge with their students. This SIG meeting intends to bring together teachers of observational
classes who share an interest in methods, techniques and tools for the
study of behavior and to discuss the many difficulties that you will come
across. Speakers
AudienceAttendees with a behavioral research background and involved in educational
projects as well and trying to improve the quality of their teaching methods
with technology input. Last updated: |