Tips for Students to Finish the Semester Strong
Here are some tips to help you maintain focus and finish strong!
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How to Avoid Students Cheating on Assignments in an Era of ChatGPT
Colleges are abuzz about ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence (AI) writing tool that has taken the world by storm.
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Assessing Student Submissions in the Era of ChatGPT
Get tips on how to assess, grade, and teach amidst ChatGPT.
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ChatGPT, Academic Integrity, and McGraw Hill
We live in an age of rapid technological change, challenging us to stay ahead of the curve. The introduction of ChatGPT in November 2022 accelerated the curve by Mach speed.
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Teaching Online and Struggling with Student Discussion Participation?
Here are three questions to ask yourself if you want to increase engagement in online discussions.
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How College Professors Can Be a Resource for College Students Selecting a Major
College instructors can help play a role and guide students with the decision of selecting a major.
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How To Ensure You Are Attending To In-Person and Remote Students Equally
Instructors find themselves facing a new challenge: with some students in the physical classroom, and other students online, how does the instructor support in-person and remote students equally?
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Education for All: Student Grayson Boldt Shares What It Means to Him
Equity on campus means fairness in the student experience.
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Education for All: Instructor Sarah Alamilla Shares What It Means to Her
Education for All means providing unrestricted educational access and opportunity to all individuals, regardless of their physical, mental, and socioeconomic challenges.
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Education for All: Student Riyahauna Headley Shares What It Means to Her
Education for All means that institutions must do everything in their power to understand individual student needs and provide them with appropriate resources to meet those needs.
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Education for All: Instructor Barbara Garrell Shares What It Means to Her
I will advocate adding IA to more of our courses for the simple reason that it has made a positive impact on student retention and success.
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Digital Credentials and Career Readiness
Career readiness is at the forefront of every educational institution today.
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Strategies for Igniting a Student’s Passion for Learning
Students learn better when they are passionate about learning.
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Giving The “Right” Grade: Advice on A vs B vs C vs D work
Determining grades can be a complex mix of quantitative and subjective analysis, as well as factoring overall student performance.
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Do Your Students Have Short Attention Spans?
Get useful tips to address the increasingly shorter attention span that we are seeing in our students during instruction.
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Tips To Promote Academic Integrity in Your Course
Here are some tips to promote academic integrity in your course.
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How To Assess If Your Students Have Baseline Knowledge When Starting Your Course
How do we assess whether students have the baseline knowledge required for successful completion of the course?
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Education for All: Student Lauren Parworth Shares What It Means to Her
To me, equity on campus means fairness, campus diversity, and equal opportunity.
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Education for All: Instructor Seth Frei Shares What It Means to Him
When I think of Education for All, I think of the importance of hearing all voices in the classroom.
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Education for All: Instructor Andrea Franckowiak Shares What It Means to Her
I don’t design classes/programs without the use of Inclusive Access.
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