I’ll be attending the University of Hawai’i Kapi’olani Community College Summer Camp next week for the first time. It’s not an actual camp but rather […]

Are you and your students finding it difficult to spend hours on Zoom, or other web conferencing tools, for lectures? Beside the unhealthy aspect of […]

Remote Work On March 17, 2020, I packed up my workspace and went home to work remotely for the University of California-Los Angeles since the […]

As K-16 schools cancel face-to-face classes and transition to remote teaching online, many are using web conference tools for the first time. I’ve used them […]

I’m happy to announce that I’ll make two presentations at the 25th anniversary of Teaching, Colleges & Community (TCC) Worldwide Online Conference held April 14-16, 2020. […]

Back in July, in Part I, I shared some time-saving tips for teaching online that addressed specific software to aid in the development of course […]

  I’m designing a new Irish literature hybrid course where college students will use Google Cardboard with their mobile phone applications (app) for virtual reality […]

The blog was originally posted on the AACE Review. The Problem While fake news and information bubbles are not new, awareness of their impact on […]

This was previously posted on the AACE Review by Sandra Rogers. In Media Manipulation and Disinformation Online, Marwick and Lewis (2017) of the Data & Society […]

I’d like to let you know about the first edition of Universal Access Through Inclusive Instructional Design: International Perspectives on UDL from Routledge.  It’s co-edited […]

  I’m excited to announce that I finalized my first chapter for the K-12 book titled, Leveraging Technology to Improve School Safety and Student Wellbeing […]

Commonly Used Software to Save Time Teaching online courses is very time-consuming, especially if you have to build the course yourself.  Here are a  few […]