While ChatGPT seems to have sprung up overnight to dominate current headlines, legislative discussions, and professional debates—ranging from doomsday predictions to practical celebrations related to
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I would like to take you on a journey back to mid-December when we were on winter break. Maybe you were curled up by the
After 20 years in online teaching, my experience and research has taught me some things that have helped cultivate a long and meaningful career.
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Picture it: Fall semester on a suburban college campus in a dimly lit classroom. I’m handing back graded papers to my students and as I
I begin with a caveat. I am not an academic librarian. In fact, I have never worked in a library. However, as a former instructor
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Often, at the higher education level, instruction is provided to classes that consist of diverse groups of students from various course cohorts or disciplines. This
Grading student work can be the most labor intensive part of the job for most of us. We often feel pulled in multiple directions –
