…should not relate to their expertise on test-taking strategies.” (NMBE, 2001, p 19) In this article, we will examine seven common flaws in the construction of multiple-choice questions that students…
…between student and teacher. Seeing that the pandemic has already forced education to heavily rely on computer and web-based technology, students learning online are already expected to download learning material,…
…experience another culture. Now, thanks to Second Life, students in my computer-mediated communication course at St. Lawrence University can experience other cultures without leaving the classroom let alone leaving the…
…way your students think about group work, you’ll want to download this free special report Group Work Strategies for Any Course. This special report is free when you sign-up for Faculty Focus,…
…in our discipline-based research. For example, Nguyen and McDaniel have looked at the relationship between questions on quizzes and questions on exams. They found that when the quiz and exam…
…personalized approach screencasting can offer. To explore some free screencasting tools, visit the following online resources: Jing – http://www.jingproject.com/ Screencast-O-Matic – http://screencast-o-matic.com/ Free Screencast – http://freescreencast.com/ ScreenToaster – http://www.screentoaster.com/ ScreenCastle…
…are some examples of questions to ask students throughout the course: Do you need any concepts clarified? Was the assignment rubric clear enough? Do you understand how this assignment connects…
…Online Learning Community (Pearson & Kirby, 2018). The Online Learning Community An Online Learning Community (OLC) has proven to be incredibly valuable for faculty and the programs served (Pearson &…
