…design. Flexibility will be of key importance. Student feedback on various topics like the progress of course, course content, associated tasks, online aids used, etc., should be considered at regular…
…helped my students connect with the material. As I was preparing for another term of teaching a course on Adult Development and Aging, I was wondering “how can I really…
…content and toward getting students involved.” The look and feel of a course is important. Consider the home page. Does yours prominently feature a list of tasks or is it…
…study app Quizlet is moving into the premium content market. Forbes. Retrieved from: https://www.forbes.com/sites/adamrowe1/2018/12/18/why-study-app-quizlet-is-moving-into-the-premium-content-market/#344d61b52754 Quizlet (2019). Retrieved from https://quizlet.com/ Quentin Bellard is an instructional designer at Lamar University, Division of…
…In the case of the readers, they’re students. They adventure themselves into the topics and depths of the content we intended to teach them. They navigate that content with the tools and…
…Organization. Manual for media trainers: A learner-centred approach. Retrieved from Asia-Pacific Institute for Broadcasting Development website: http://www.unesco.org/webworld/training/mymediatrainer/Program/Downloads/AIBDMANUAL.pdf. © 2014 Faculty Focus, Magna Publications. All Rights Reserved. Use of any content…
…far removed from “Composition 101.” Even instructors who work on writing skills find it challenging to maintain momentum when their own academic content inevitably requires attention. Moreover, students, many of…
…2009, my classroom anxiety dreams went from merely hairy to absolutely hair-raising. For years, I’d dreamed about my classes erupting in chaos: rebellious students flipping over desks, watching inappropriate content…
