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Sharing this guest post from Renton Technical College VPI Dr. Stephanie Delaney's February 12th newsletter, with her permission. You can find her at www.linkedin.com/in/stephaniedelaney Do you […]
In the current sudden expansion of online learning due ot COVID-19, many institutions are increasing spending on proctoring services for classes; some, for the first […]
Recently a faculty member at my institution who is traveling to a country where folks simply can't afford Microsoft products, asked me to find out: […]
Last week I was talking with an English instructor, and he mentioned one of his least favorite aspects to the job, having a […]
Part Two: Professor Willow and the Four Connections In 2010, Odessa College had a student retention problem. A concerned dean, Dr. Donald Wood […]
Part I I had never played an online game in my life when I opened Pokémon GO while walking with a friend who was […]
No matter what our subject, our level (K-12, College, Graduate) our modality (online or classroom) we are serving increasingly diverse classrooms of learners. […]
Sometime between June 2017 and November 2017, it became alright to address colleagues in work email with "hey." I am not sure when […]
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We are finishing up our carefully-crafted, collaborative, and offered-with-stipend Winter Quarter Professional Development options at my institution. Our theme for this year, "Intentional […]
There is a big push in our local community and technical college system to both increase retention and move more students towards degree completion. This […]
My Twitter journey has been an intentional one. I had never used Twitter at all when I signed up for a Canvas Network MOOC on […]
