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Producing Classroom Video: What are You Waiting For?

December 13, 2023 William Stewart Leave a comment
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In previous posts, I’ve pointed to the “Why?” behind incorporating multimedia learning tools into the online classroom but I haven’t yet addressed the “How?” from a technical...

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I Feel the Need for Speed–How AI can help with creating effective scenarios and case studies for class discussions

August 27, 2023 J K Phillips Leave a comment
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I was in a department chat group the other day and we were discussing our fears of and the possible benefits of AI like ChatGPT to help us in the classroom. I shared an...

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Sacrificing Perfection for Projection

July 14, 2023 William Stewart Leave a comment
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As an online educator of adults, I’m always seeking opportunities to enhance the learning experience for my students.  In the spirit of that quest, my mind is drawn to I my learning...

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Thinking Critically About Learning Styles

October 10, 2018 Gary Grimm Leave a comment

I teach a class on critical thinking and try to incorporate a number of different ideas to open this topic up to folks who have never thought about “thinking about your thinking.”

In...

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Questioning: Building Bridges and Making Connections

August 25, 2018 J K Phillips Leave a comment

How many questions have you asked in your class this week? If you are teaching a lecture type class you may have a reserved period at the end of class and there may be questions, or the...

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