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by Angela Britcher May 9, 2023
When Should You Create An Online College Course?

You are tasked with creating a new online course. However, creating an online college course can be daunting, especially if you’re new to instructional design. There’s often debate over when to complete course development. Some institutions require developing a course and having it ready in the LMS before it starts so it can be reviewed… Continue reading When Should You Create An Online College Course?

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by Angela Britcher May 3, 2023
Blended Learning Ideas for College Professors: Enhancing the Online Classroom

“Blended learning” is a buzzword and gets interpreted in different ways depending on the college or university. In general, blended learning combines online and in-person teaching methods. It’s a solution to enhance the learning experience and keep students engaged. Blended learning can be much more than teaching a face-to-face class and using an LMS to… Continue reading Blended Learning Ideas for College Professors: Enhancing the Online Classroom

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by Angela Britcher April 25, 2023
Active Learning: What Students Want

Active learning is a buzzword in education circles. “Active learning” means different things to instructors, learners, instructional designers, and administrators. What do college students really think about it? According to a recent survey by Inside Higher Ed, students want active learning and have suggestions for instructors. The survey, conducted in February 2023 and included over… Continue reading Active Learning: What Students Want

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by Angela Britcher April 19, 2023
Using Principles of Andragogy Combined with UDL for Student Success

Every student brings unique learning needs and styles to our classrooms. It’s our responsibility to create inclusive and effective learning environments for all. If you want to improve your teaching and help learners succeed, two frameworks that can help us achieve these goals are andragogy and Universal Design for Learning (UDL). This article overviews these… Continue reading Using Principles of Andragogy Combined with UDL for Student Success

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by Angela Britcher April 13, 2023
Designing and Teaching for Dual Enrollment

Dual enrollment programs are increasingly popular for high school students to earn college credits early. According to the Department of Education, one in three high school students will try a college course for credit, and most are taking those courses online. The benefits meet the needs of families, students, and colleges. Students get core and… Continue reading Designing and Teaching for Dual Enrollment

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by Angela Britcher April 13, 2023
EdTech News: Professors Grade ChatGPT, APA & AI, and LMS trends

Massive Growth in Learning Management System Industry A new report from Technavio shows the learning management system market could grow by more than 20% and $44 million between now and 2027. The report cites the increased adoption of LMS in higher education and K-12. With the ability to offer new models for education, including active… Continue reading EdTech News: Professors Grade ChatGPT, APA & AI, and LMS trends

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by Angela Britcher April 7, 2023
Scaffolding a Capstone

Many undergraduate and graduate programs require capstone projects. Projects like these are often essential tools for students to demonstrate they’ve met a program’s learning objectives. In some programs, the project is introduced, but students are left to schedule the work over the semester themselves, similar to dissertations. When instructors scaffold projects into smaller assignments or… Continue reading Scaffolding a Capstone

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by Angela Britcher March 31, 2023
EdTech News March 30, 2023: Solving the Impossible Math Problem, Using AI for Student Success, and Students Lead at the World’s Biggest EdTech Conference.

Two New Orleans High School Math Students Prove The Impossible We’ve all had that math problem we can’t solve. But this problem has gone unsolved for 2,000 years! Calcea Johnson and Ne’Kiya Jackson used trigonometry without circular logic to prove the Pythagorean Theorem. Mathematicians believed this was impossible, but the teens from St. Mary’s Academy… Continue reading EdTech News March 30, 2023: Solving the Impossible Math Problem, Using AI for Student Success, and Students Lead at the World’s Biggest EdTech Conference.

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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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