This is a space for me to write, pontificate, and share my thoughts on the world of pedagogy. Two Things to Not Do When MovingRead More
Below are examples of ways to use tech tools in your teaching and assessment Getting Start with iClicker Cloud This video made with Camtasia isRead More
This page features a number of the tools that I have developed through my work with faculty in curriculum design. Active Learning Pitfall Prevention PlannerRead More
Formative assessment is crucial for student learning. When integrated into synchronous teaching, formative quizzes also promotes active learning. Student response system applications like TopHat andRead More
We’re here. Whether you started classes already, or your school really gets up and running after Labor Day, the vast majority of educators are beingRead More
If you teach at a large institution, you have probably encountered some limitations on your screen sharing in Zoom. This quick video teaches you howRead More
minute training on Zoom Breakout Rooms should give you the tools you need to start integrating Zoom Breakout Rooms into your pedagogical toolbox.
Why does Microsoft have three applications that do the same thing?! The answer is that they don’t do the same things. This 5-8 minute trainingRead More
SharePoint and Teams are useful tools, but how are they different? How do they integrate? This training is a great start in the quest toRead More
In a previous post, I discussed specific uses for SharePoint, OneDrive, and Teams. We saw how Teams is Microsoft’s version of professional social media. When used effectively, Teams should minimizeRead More
make action GIFs like this at MakeaGif Active learning has become a rallying cry for education reformers and promoters of progressive pedagogy. It seems simpleRead More
You gave the exam. You anxiously await to see how students did. Did your students learn what you thought they learned? Did your exam reallyRead More
Multiple choice questions are here to stay. They are generally easy to give and they can get you lots data to analyze. But many educatorsRead More
