minute training on Zoom Breakout Rooms should give you the tools you need to start integrating Zoom Breakout Rooms into your pedagogical toolbox.
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
Active learning has become a rallying cry for education reformers and promoters of progressive pedagogy. It seems simple enough: if you want students to learn theyRead 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
This is a unit planner that I use to develop learning modules. I began with Understanding by Design as a framework. But made certain alterationsRead More
This assessment design checklist is used to assess an assessment. The checklist includes the key questions one should ask when evaluating an assessment along withRead More
This paper was written in fulfillment of Quality Matters Connecting Learning Theories to Your Teaching Strategies course. This course, had me examine many practices thatRead More
This spring, I am fortunate enough to have the experience of living in Spain for a month. One of my goals for this time periodRead More
This was a significant group project in my Applying Educational Technology to Issues of Practice course at Michigan State. My group took on the achievementRead More
