Teaching Tip: Using Lecture Tools for Student Reflection
Lecture Tools is a powerful instructional tool for increased student engagement. It is integrated through Blackboard and provides analytics for the instructor. […]
Teaching Tip: Quizzes for Learning
One of the truisms of student learning is that the most learning strategies vary by individual. Some students learn well from visual examples and analogy […]
Teaching Tip: Getting to Know Your Students
The diversity of experiences, conditions and needs that students bring into our classrooms is exciting to consider. Doing a brief survey […]
Teaching Tip: Open Educational Resources: Affordable, Adaptable, Accessible
Open Educational Resources (OER) are freely accessible online teaching and learning materials. They can be delivered in a variety of formats […]
Teaching Tip: Transformative Learning Experiences through Technology
In so many of our conversations about reaching students, we as educators turn to technology as an obvious medium to connect our learners and educate them in an engaging way. […]
Teaching Tip: Video-Based Microlearning in Blended/Hybrid and Online Courses
The increasing prevalence of mobile device use, online courses, and non-traditional student admissions in higher education provides opportunities to move beyond lecture-based content […]
Teaching Tip: Stepping Outside the Comfort Zone
Over the past year, I have attended many conference sessions and webinars. One of my favorites was via Edweb.net […]
Teaching Tip: Connecting Students to Feedback
Do your students know where to find their assignment feedback? […]
Teaching Tip: Memorable Moments
In the learning process, there is no substitution for real life experience. Recently, my son had to do a persuasive essay that discussed learning […]
Teaching Tip: Interdisciplinary Critical Literacy
Critical literacy is the ability to actively read text (and this is broadly defined to include things like video and webpages, too) in a way that builds […]