…optimize course layout, standardize due dates, and provide meaningful feedback with grades. From our combined thirty-plus years of teaching online pedagogy, we have devised ten (plus a bonus!) recommendations for…
As a new era of teaching and learning emerges, a focus on psychological safety and inclusivity for health and human service students is paramount. An important component of student engagement…
…faculty learning communities,” Sherer says. “I think we’re developing our [communication] styles. These are major changes in how we communicate, how we get together, and what we consider being in…
…into hybrid courses, as well some of the communication tools he finds effective. Shibley’s strategies for creating a blended course are: 1. Start with Learning Goals: Your first thought should…
…you never have to wonder what I am looking for because I will always tell you what I am looking for,” says Mary C. Clement, Ed.D., associate professor of teacher…
…In the recent online seminar, Balancing Challenge and Support in Undergraduate Teaching, Dr. Ike Shibley, associate professor of chemistry at Penn State Berks, guided participants through a variety of exercises…
Blended learning, which combines face-to-face learning with a mixture of online activities, has been hailed as both a cost-effective way to relieve overcrowded classrooms and a convenient alternative to the…
…they said. Elayne Shapiro is an associate professor of communication studies at the University of Portland. Reprinted from Could We Hear from Someone Else, Please? The Teaching Professor, 23.9 (2009):…
