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7TH EDITION PAIGE BALTZAN Chapter 1-9 with Appendix [ A B C D E] Chapter 1 This guide provides many classroom activities, videos, and debates to accompany Business Driven Information Systems. A few course suggestions:
Create one or two test questions based on the classroom activity to help reward students who attend lectures.
Many professors have found that assigning an activity and then lecturing on the material helps students gain a deeper understanding of the core MIS concepts as they have already struggled with applying the material to a real-world situation.
Asking a small group of students to explain their answer to the activity to the entire class after completion ensures students come to class prepared. I select a different group each activity to explain their answer and they do not want to look unprepared in front of their fellow classmates. It is a powerful motivator to get my students reading prior to class. After the activity and student’s presentations then I lecture – keeps my students engaged and helps to achieve a higher level of learning outcomes as they are constantly tasked with applying the concepts during class.
Create an Ask the Professor Discussion board that runs the entire course where students can ask course and content related questions. I typically promise to respond within 24 hours and I always encourage my students to check the discussion board before sending an email. Many times, if one student a question so does other students.
**Three Before Me Rule! This is something I have found that saves a great deal of time answering email. I state the Three Before Me rule in my syllabus. Before a student comes to me with a question, they must provide three sources they used to answer the question themselves. This significantly cuts down on emails as many times students can
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