10 Ways You Can Use Podcasts in Your Course to Engage Students — from barbihoneycutt.com by Barbi Honeycutt, Ph.D. Excerpts: Have you used podcasts in […]
Vermont startup InSpace aims to take on Zoom
Fostering Student Creativity with Green-Screen Videos — from teachingprofessor.com by Jason Webb and Jeff Mangram Excerpt: Educators have come to realize that videos are highly […]
Got science questions? Skype A Scientist can help — from bigthink.com by Scotty Hendricks A non-profit dedicated to science communication offers to connect learners with […]
The shift online has colleges looking to share courses — from educationdive.com by Alia Wong Dozens of institutions have joined consortia for exchanging online classes […]
Pay attention! Attention is a necessary condition for learning experience design, but poorly understood… — from donaldclarkplanb.blogspot.com by Donald Clark Excerpts: Attention is to selectively […]
From Honeycutt & Robinson: Dr. Sheila Robinson shares how she uses the "4 Corners" activity in a virtual environment to break up long lectures & […]
Some resources mentioned by Goldie Blumenstyk out at “The Edge” — in her posting entitled “How to Keep Old Debts From Deterring Returning Students“ Institute […]
The pandemic pushed universities online. The change was long overdue. — from hbr-org.cdn.ampproject.org by Sean Gallagher and Jason Palmer; with thanks to Mike Mathews for […]
From DSC: Put yourself in the place of the conscientious/thorough learner. If you come into a course on Canvas & see Quizzes, Assignments, Discussion Boards, […]
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College Admissions in a Covid Year: SATs Are Out, Personal Stories Are In — from wsj.com by Douglas Belkin The pandemic has dramatically changed what […]
