Are We Doing Our Best? Becoming Education Change Agents
Collegial sharing of best practices and ideas is critical to the future strength and growth of...
Authentic Learning: Discussion Boards as a Critical Thinking Mechanism
Discussion boards can be a very effective mechanism to promote authentic learning among students,...
How I Bring Life to the Online Classroom
Educators can vastly enhance the learning experience for their online students by using widely...
Challenging Nine Myths about Education and Learning
There are some myths that are stopping the higher education industry from reaching its full...
Authentic Learning: Rethinking Quizzes and Exams for Greater Impact
Integrating aspects of mastery testing into larger examination constructs will get away from...
Authentic Learning: Creating Meaning in the Higher Ed Classroom
Authentic learning, when integrated appropriately into the existing curriculum, can revolutionize...
Three Ways to Shift Instructional Practices to Meet the Needs of 21st-Century Learners
As technologies and class locations change, pedagogical changes must occur as well. With our...
How to Overcome Resistance to Educational Delivery Changes
Re-inventing the educational model to allow students to earn degrees more quickly, without a...
Three Misconceptions about the Separation of Instruction and Assessment
Separating the assessment and instruction functions ensure that students can demonstrate a rich and...
How Adaptive Learning Can Make Higher Ed More Customized and Effective (Part 2)
Adaptive learning can help students learn at their own pace, by targeting areas they need...
How Adaptive Learning Can Make Higher Ed More Customized and Effective (Part 1)
— Co-Written with Karen Vignare | Associate Provost, University of Maryland University College— The...
Three Myths about Hybrid and Online College Courses
There are a number of misconceptions facing online and hybrid education programming, but if done...
