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AI and Teaching Resources

December 01, 2023 / Tags: AI, Guidance, Resources, Teaching and Learning

POGIL: An Introduction to Process Oriented Guided Inquiry Learning

July 21, 2022 / Tags: Active Learning, Assessing Learning, Assessing Teaching, Effective Group Work, POGIL, Process Oriented Guided Inquiry Learning, Promoting Metacognition, Team-Based Learning

Synchronous and Asynchronous Teaching and Learning

May 19, 2020 / Bill Reynolds, PhD / Tags: Asynchronous, Learning, Online, Remote, Synchronous, Teaching

In planning for the summer and fall courses, one challenge faculty have encountered is whether their classes should be entirely asynchronous if they are being conducted remotely, or whether they should include a synchronous component.

Engagement and Community in the Online Environment

May 04, 2020 / Bill Reynolds, PhD / Tags: Community, Coronavirus, Covid, Engagement, Higher Ed, Learning, Online, Remote, Teaching

One of the most frequent concerns we鈥檙e hearing from faculty recently has to do with building community and engaging students in the online environment, especially in the context of summer teaching, when in-person classes would typically meet between six and eight hours a week.

Remote Assessment and Academic Integrity

April 29, 2020 / Bill Reynolds, PhD / Tags: Assessment, Cheating, Exam, Honesty, Integrity, Learning, Online, Remote, Teaching

The subject of online assessments continues to be a hot topic in the mainstream higher ed media and on academic listservs.

Resources for Remote Teaching

April 29, 2020 / Bill Reynolds, PhD / Tags: Covid, Design, Learning, Online, Remote, Teaching, Video

During the transition to remote instruction many of you had to quickly transform your courses, which may have left little time to explore resources that were shared online and elsewhere.

Teaching for Equity and Empathy

April 15, 2020 / Bill Reynolds, PhD / Tags: Covid, Empathy, Equity, Inclusion, Learning, Teaching

During our emergency transition to remote instruction considerations of empathy and equity may have taken a back seat to more pressing concerns such as creating lecture videos and identifying methods for administering assessments online, among a myriad of other technical and logistical challenges.

News from the Faculty Side

March 26, 2020 / Jackie Greene, EdD / Tags: Communication, Covid, Faculty, Learning, Partnership, Teaching, Thoughts

Periodically, we (Bill, Jackie, and Clarisse) meet with faculty members participating in the Student Faculty Partnership Program. This post will share some of the wisdom, ideas, concerns that emerged from this week鈥檚 faculty meeting.