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In an online learning environment, a computer screen replaces the classroom. Here are some tips for instructors that will help them ensure that the transition to a virtual classroom is a successful one … View More
What does it take to ensure that an online university program is effective and engaging? Here are components to consider. View More
To teach online, you won't need to know how to code a program, but you will certainly need to educate yourself in some basic Internet and computer skills, such as instructional design and building on … View More
To help your students get the education they deserve, building a community within the classroom is a solid way to get them thinking, interacting, and learning. View More
The decision to teach online is not one you should take lightly. It requires commitment and hard work, but for all of your effort, you will receive great job satisfaction and flexibility in a rapidly … View More
You can get a general idea of who your students are by examining some key statistics and findings. This way, you can get a better picture of exactly who it is you're teaching. View More
Learn about the types of academic integrity issues that could crop up in your classroom, so that you may prepare for them - or better yet, prevent them from happening in the first place. View More
From your specific topic of teaching - such as science, mathematics, or healthcare - to Internet technology in general, you must remain up-to-date to provide the best educational experience to your online … View More
This guide shows how some educators have applied tried-and-true pedagogical methods to the vast array of education tech available today. View More
If you’ve got a story to tell, there’s never been a better time to find ways in which to enrich your work with digital storytelling. View More
If you're not convinced that standardized testing is the best way to measure knowledge, try critical assessment techniques. View More