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by Kate Baggott March 22, 2023
How I Lead: Michael Graham, Vice President of Operations and Technology at NLU

Michael Graham knows managing change in higher education is an iterative process. The Vice President of Operations and Technology at National Louis University is immersed in the culture of learning. “All of higher ed is ultimately dealing with the fact that the institution is based on a model that has been basically unchanged since the… Continue reading How I Lead: Michael Graham, Vice President of Operations and Technology at NLU

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by Kate Baggott March 17, 2023
The EdTech News for Friday, March 17, 2023: AI Supports Reading Development, Educators Detect AI-Generated School Work

AI and student mental health remain the big issues across the teaching and learning sphere. EdTech developers and watchers alike may need automated help to catch up. Luckily, that help is now in existence. AI Tutors for Learning Languages You can now learn foreign languages with an artificial intelligence tutor. The Korean Electronics and Telecommunications… Continue reading The EdTech News for Friday, March 17, 2023: AI Supports Reading Development, Educators Detect AI-Generated School Work

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by Kate Baggott March 10, 2023
The EdTech News for Friday, March 10, 2023: Families Coding, Mindsets Changing, and Edusity is Educating

Families that learn together, code together. An innovative community computing program called Families Learning Together is an established education project run by Texas State University and taught by student facilitators from the School of Art and Design. The program teaches families and kids to make art and tell stories with “computational thinking” and computer programming.… Continue reading The EdTech News for Friday, March 10, 2023: Families Coding, Mindsets Changing, and Edusity is Educating

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by Angela Britcher March 8, 2023
Online Assessment Tools: New Options for Variety & Accessibility

Variety is the spice of life. The same is true of assessments. Institutions have different policies about the purpose, types, and number of assessments required for credit courses. In some online classrooms, participation in multiple discussions, quizzes, and written assignments are required each week. In other online courses, instructors use fewer milestones over the term.… Continue reading Online Assessment Tools: New Options for Variety & Accessibility

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by Kate Baggott February 28, 2023
How I Lead: Lessons from Dean J. Kim McNutt

“I love the audience we serve.” That’s how J. Kim McNutt, Dean of the College of Continuing and Professional Education at California State University, Dominguez Hills, describes his work. For McNutt, that audience includes diverse, lifelong learners. “CSUDH itself serves many first-generation students, many come from migrant backgrounds and are people of color whose parents… Continue reading How I Lead: Lessons from Dean J. Kim McNutt

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by TBG Staff February 15, 2023
How I Design: Laura J. Williams, M.S.

Before transitioning into instructional design for higher education in 2014, I worked in the DC metro region for C-suite executives in both Fortune 500 and regional businesses. Over more than 20 years I held a variety of roles in administration and marketing communications. I was drawn to instructional design for higher education because I desired… Continue reading How I Design: Laura J. Williams, M.S.

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by Angela Britcher February 9, 2023
Proactive Planning for Safe and Accessible Online Learning Environments

Many professors had become accustomed to this scenario at the end of the first day of class: A crowd of students approached, each with a paper in hand, outlining accommodations and official paperwork from disability services departments. Students had no choice but to out themselves to faculty and peers. Now, the accommodations arrive by a… Continue reading Proactive Planning for Safe and Accessible Online Learning Environments

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by Kate Baggott February 1, 2023
Edusity Completes Acquisition of The Babb Group

For Immediate Release: 1 February 2023 MISSISSAUGA, ON and KATY, TX – One year after their strategic merger, Edusity has fully acquired The Babb Group (TBG), a leading academic consultancy focused on instructional design, curriculum development and professor employment. The full acquisition sees The Babb Group and its academic job search portal Professor Services, fully… Continue reading Edusity Completes Acquisition of The Babb Group

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by Kate Baggott January 27, 2023
EdTech News for Friday, January 27, 2023: Data Privacy Week

It’s Data Privacy Week and with so many third-party apps being used in education, student data privacy has been on the radar in both administration and instruction. The week is timed to remind the international community about the legally-binding rights to privacy and data protection that were enshrined by the signing of Convention 108 in… Continue reading EdTech News for Friday, January 27, 2023: Data Privacy Week

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by Kate Baggott January 20, 2023
EdTech News for Friday, January 20, 2023: VR Games as ADHD Diagnostic Tool

Here are the teaching and learning news stories that inspired our EdTech journeys this week. We’ve certainly had an imagination boost to help us think about what we should develop next. Have you always suspected that you have ADHD? Maybe you could never sit still in a classroom. Maybe teachers commented that you had “a… Continue reading EdTech News for Friday, January 20, 2023: VR Games as ADHD Diagnostic Tool

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