Michael Justason, assistant professor in the W Booth School of Engineering Practice & Technology, shares his engaging approach to virtual learning this fall on CHCH TV.
Justason uses lightboards, a tool that allows you to stand, gesture, and face the camera, while presenting your slides and other pre-recorded content on a vertical glass surface in front of you. Even better, you can scribble and draw on the glass in real time.
“This is a wonderful substitute for the traditional whiteboard or blackboard,” says Justason.
Read more about Justason and other faculty members who are engineering education for a virtual world: Part 1 on Qiyin Fang, Elizabeth Hassan and Justason; and Part 2 on Mohamed Bakr, Shelir Ebrahimi and Cameron Churchill.
