Inviting Students into Your World
John Orlando
June 26, 2023
I spent many years managing a multimillion-dollar marketing budget for an online program and many years training faculty to be great teachers. One thing
I spent many years managing a multimillion-dollar marketing budget for an online program and many years training faculty to be great teachers. One thing
Most instructors know the value of YouTube videos for supplementing instructional material. YouTube has a wealth of instructor- and expert-created content that can vividly
Many students fail in their studies not due to lack of ability but rather because of poor behaviors that undermine their learning (procrastinating, spending
While education circles have focused on ChatGPT, many other AI systems have emerged that offer instructors and students tools to help create teaching material
It is now well-known that good online courses should make use of the world of free, high-quality educational videos available on nearly any topic.
ChatGPT set the education world ablaze with discussion of its implications. The initial worry about students using it to write their assignments was alleviated
When I first began teaching philosophy, I had a standard comment on assignments for students whose writing was unclear:
While you understand
Two of the most important developments in education over the past 10 years are (1) the emergence of digital tools that allow faculty to
There are three types of assessments. A diagnostic assessment comes before learning, is ungraded, and measures prior knowledge of the upcoming learning material. It
Discussion forums have brought both promise and disappointment to online educators. They promise to allow all students to lend their voice to a discussion
