Back when I was an undergraduate, students were thought to drop out of college because either they failed to take it seriously or couldn’t handle
Traditional slide decks for hosting content in live videoconferences have the major drawback that the content is static and fixed ahead of time. Students can
Those of us who were teaching when online education arrived in the late 1990s remember how it split faculty between those who embraced its possibilities
Higher education recognizes the importance of tutoring support to improve student success and retention. But human tutoring is costly and available only when tutors are
Many years ago my wife sat in on one of my face-to-face classes to observe my teaching. I was surprised to hear about things I
As an undergraduate I didn’t reflect on my learning. I did what I needed to pass my classes but never thought about how I was
As widely used communications media, videos and podcasts should be at the heart of any online class. The problem is that it is nearly impossible
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has produced a plentitude of apps to help faculty develop lesson content. But it can also create student interactions for that content.
While written assessments are the most common tool for measuring learning today, the earliest form of assessment was oral. The Socratic dialectic used by the
Technology has allowed online educators to upgrade their teaching material from pages of text to media formats with images, videos, and interactions. But the syllabus
