…to a spreadsheet for later use. Examples of these tools include Socrative (socrative.com) and Poll Everywhere (www.pollev.com). Some tools in this category have unique capabilities. Formative (www.goformative.com) allows professors to…
…or their questions about campus or larger community resources—where to find comfort food, student organizations, institutions for meeting religious or social needs Share their goals for reading, labs, or homework…
…Journal of Distance Learning Administration, 20(2), 1-12. https://ojdla.com/archive/summer202/bedford_rossow202.pdf Blitz, C. L. (2013). Can online learning communities achieve the goals of traditional professional learning communities? What the literature says. (REL 2013–003). Washington,…
…of OER implementation comes up again. My writing program made the switch to OER because, as shared earlier, economic hardships and social inequities compelled me to push past the questions…
The findings of a recent study documenting differences between the priorities that faculty and students give to various learning goals will not come as a surprise to many. Those differences…
…aspiring or practicing language-teaching professionals juggling multiple personal, academic, and professional demands. Research shows that reasons for not completing reading assignments also include factors such as reading comprehension, low student…
…“needs synthesis” on student work, so I’ve got that covered, right? Unfortunately, the brief margin comments that most faculty give on student work are almost completely unhelpful to the student….
…Resource Management (SHRM), and is a Certified Food Manager Professional (FMP – NRA), Certified Hospitality Educator (CHE- AHLEI), and a Certified Senior Professional in Human Resources® (SPHR®). In addition to…
