New Research: Flipped Classrooms Improve Student Academics and Satisfaction — from techlearning.com by Erik Ofgang A new analysis of more than 317 studies found flipped classrooms […]
This Michigan school just landed a record gift for a public university: $550 million — from washingtonpost.com by Nick Anderson Excerpt: Western Michigan University, usually […]
From DSC: I read an interesting article out at Inside Higher Ed from the other day: Rejecting Remote Proctoring — from insidehighered.com by Elizabeth Redden […]
Artificial intelligence and the future of national security — from news.asu.edu Excerpt: Artificial intelligence is a “world-altering” technology that represents “the most powerful tools in generations […]
Digital upskilling in legal: More than just new technology — from legalexecutiveinstitute.com by Bob Dolinsky; with thanks to Gabe Teninbaum for this resource Excerpt: How […]
Rebooting the final exam — from roberttalbert.medium.com by Robert Talbert Excerpts: It’s probably better not to give final exams at all, but if you must, […]
Two items from Gabe Teninbaum’s Lawtomatic Newsletter | Issue #121, March 10, 2021 [LegalPioneer.org] Legalpioneer Chrome extension: the Law Sites Blog has a really interesting write-up. on a a new […]
From DSC: As a follow up to The Chegg situation is worse than you think [Feldstein] (which discussed cheating, buying answers, selling answers, proctoring software, […]
Radio.Garden — with thanks to David Pogue for this resource This is the COOLEST. A Google Earth-type representation of the planet. Every green dot is […]
From DSC: I was reviewing an edition of Dr. Barbara Honeycutt’s Lecture Breakers Weekly, where she wrote: After an experiential activity, discussion, reading, or lecture, […]
Michigan residents over 25 without degrees can now apply for tuition-free community college, skills training — from mlive.com by Lauren Gibbons Excerpt: Michigan residents 25 […]
