…change or to complete an important life goal Complete courses because they’re part of the curriculum Expect courses to add to life or career goals Do what is expected to…
…“comparison shopping” and “educational consumerism.” While these fears are justified, at my college another fear prevails; the fear that assessment will lead to hand-holding strategies that will discourage independent thought…
…Reference: The Nielsen Company, Free to Move Between Screens: The Cross-Platform Report, March 2013. http://www.nielsen.com/us/en/reports/2013/the-nielsen-march-2013-cross-platform-report–free-to-move-betwe.html. Emily A. Moore, M.Ed., is an instructional designer in the online learning office at Texas…
…Tips: What’s the Difference between a Facebook Page and Group?” Facebook Blog (2010) https://www.Facebook.com/blog/blog.php?post=324706977130 Selwyn, Neil. “Faceworking: Exploring students’ education – related use of Facebook.” Learning, Media and Technology 34.2…
…Language Teaching and other markets. Knewton has been recognized globally as a “Technology Pioneer” (World Economic Forum in Davos) and one of the world’s “50 Most Innovative Companies” (Fast Company)….
…and automate many of classroom management tasks allows me to have more time for higher-value activities like curriculum development, instruction, and student engagement. By having students complete some of the…
…communication is that the effect of the communication is not always what is written in black and white. You must read between the lines. Good communication requires attention to detail…
…2011. He is a senior partner at ATLAS (www.atlasleadership.com), an internationally acclaimed consulting firm that specializes in academic leadership training. References Cipriano, R.E. 2011. Facilitating a Collegial Department in Higher…
