From DSC: If you are using a tool like Cisco Webex in your school, consider implementing the idea below. I’d like to thank Mr. Steve […]
How to lead students to engage in higher order thinking — from edutopia.org by Karen Harris Asking students a series of essential questions at the […]
Approximate Reading Time: < 1 minute It’s time for gender equality in tech, let’s start by losing Lena. Add your voice at https://www.losinglena.com #losinglena “I […]
On the care and handling of student ratings — from rtalbert.org by Robert Talbert Student evaluations of teaching are not true evaluations. We should call […]
The Secret to Student Success? Teach Them How to Learn. — from edsurge.com by Patrice Bain Excerpt: Abby’s story is hardly unique. I often teach […]
With thanks to Allison Baron, Publicist | Brainly, for this information: 2020 is coming at us fast, and it’s bringing a haul of exciting EdTech […]
Using a Research-Based Approach – It’s Up to Us — from wcetfrontiers.org by Andria Schwegler Excerpt (emphasis DSC): This discrepancy suggests that perceptions are heavily […]
From DSC: Though we aren’t quite there yet, the pieces continue to come together to build a next generation learning platform that will help people […]
The Research is in: 2019 Education Research Highlights — edutopia.org by Youki Terada Does doodling boost learning? Do attendance awards work? Do boys and girls […]
XR for Teaching and Learning — from educause Key Findings XR technologies are being used to achieve learning goals across domains. Effective pedagogical uses of […]
5 proven ways to make your good online course great — from campustechnology.com Excerpt: Recent research uncovered just a handful of distinct elements that set great online […]
Accessibility at a Crossroads: Balancing Legal Requirements, Frivolous Lawsuits, and Legitimate Needs — from er.educause.edu by Martin LaGrow Excerpt: Changes in legal requirements for IT […]
