• "All That Glisters Is Not Gold:" Thinking Critically About Information -
  Anita Cannon, Jeff Lilburn, Elizabeth Millar: University Library
  
• Using “iClickers” in an Accounting Class - Bill Waterman: Ron Joyce Centre for Business Studies
  
• Problem-Based Learning in Introductory Biochemistry - Amanda Cockshutt: Biochemistry
  
• RSS Feeds, Class Discussions, and One Hundred Thousand Grading Schemes -
  Bob Hawkes, Physics and Astronomy
  
• Tech High and Tech Low: Using a Broad Range of Strategies to Engage Students - Colin Laroque: Geography & Environment, and Toni Roberts: PCTC
  
  

On Thursday May 14th, the Purdy Crawford Teaching Centre held its Third Annual Spring Into Teaching Day. The presentations were rich and engaging; the audience engrossed and appreciative. This special online issue of PAIDEIA summarizes the day’s proceedings and provides links to the PowerPoint Presentations (in PDF format - Click on the lefthand menu).

I am most grateful to the presenters for their excellent sessions on May 14th and for allowing me to post these materials online. I would also like to thank Toni Roberts, the PCTC’s Educational Technology Consultant, for making this online version possible.