TEACHING COLLEGE TIP #07: Less Tests, More Interviews
It's time to try alternatives to the traditional test. Especially when online.
“Touching Your Students”: No, It’s Not What You Think
But It’s Critical You Do This Especially When Teaching Online. Keep Reading.
PODCAST: How to Self Publish a Profitable Book
Like many professors, I wanted more control and freedom in terms of getting my work out to the public. And I wanted to get paid for it. My talk with Chris Cloney of GradBlogger.
One Tweak to Make Breakout Rooms Easier To Manage
As an instructor, it's hard to go from group to group and add meaningfully—without taking up so much time. There is a better way.
What Frustrates Students Most About Online Classes
An informal survey found surprising insights into what drove college students crazy (Hint: It ain't the technology)
Should Students Show their Faces on Zoom?
This one question weighed on me most during our first week of distance learning
Get Students to Read and Participate Using QQC
Find out what it is and how to get 100% class involvement
Engaging Students on a Personal Level
Business professor Jim Burns quickly learned that cramming content didn’t work, so he focused on students instead. Read his story.
