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One of the difficulties with technology is that often we have a relative understanding of how to use it, but now how it actually works. This notion strikes me over and over again when I meet with faculty who are surprised, and sometimes somewhat aghast, that students they assumed would be tech-savvy …
Your students, that is. Don’t just throw them in the deep-end of the technology pool. I see this happening on a reasonably …
I am a big fan of blogging, both in and out of the classroom, and I am also a big fan of …
Edudemic posted an article last week on “How to Test if Your School is Actually Ready for Digital Learning.” It talked about …
I’m a big proponent of blogging in the classroom but I know that it doesn’t work all the time for every situation, …
KQEd/Mindshft has a great article about Harvard professor Eric Mazur and his “peer instruction” method of teaching physics, which includes the following …
This is pretty good–a translation of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs into social media platforms.
Check out this interesting infographic describing the idea of the “flipped classroom,” which inverts traditional teaching methods and incorporates educational technology to …
I was skimming through news feeds a few weeks ago when the headline of this article from the Chronicle of Higher Education …