It takes a village: The pandemic learning pod movement, one year in — from crpe.org by Alice Opalka, Ashley Jochim, and Joe Lollo Excerpt: Since […]
Remote Learning Isn’t Just for Kids — from nytimes.com by Kerry Hannon New online tools and an array of remote classes and programs are ramping […]
Nearly three-quarters of pandemic affected parents feel students should learn subjects they’re passionate about, not those of little interest — from newswire.ca by Unschooling School […]
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, […]
Microsoft Education offers a free tutoring service to help students with their math problems — from educatorstechnology.com Excerpt: In today’s post I want to bring […]
How E-Learning Content Is Evolving: 7 Trends You Need to Know About — from trainingmag.com by Tiffany Harper Continuous, personalized learning in small bites through […]
Marni Baker Stein on What’s Next For Higher Education — — from gettingsmart.com by Getting Smart Staff Excerpt: On this episode of the Getting Smart […]
Temperament-Inclusive Pedagogy: Helping Introverted and Extraverted Students Thrive in a Changing Educational Landscape — from onlinelearningconsortium.org by Mary R. Fry Excerpt (emphasis DSC): So how […]
The Dice Q3 Tech Job Report: Tech Hiring and COVID-19: What You Need to Know — from techhub.dice.com The report, issued quarterly by Dice, provides exclusive […]
The State of AI in Higher Education — from campustechnology.com by Dian Schaffhauser Both industry and higher ed experts see opportunities and risk, hype and […]
Per “Instructure Launches Canvas Certified Educator Program” out at The Journal by Dian Schaffhauser: Each course is expected to take about four weeks to finish. […]
