Book Review: The Markdown Guide
Markdown language has become increasingly indispensable for many who work with text, from developers to writers like myself. This is especially true if you use tools like ChatGPT to clean… Read more »
Markdown language has become increasingly indispensable for many who work with text, from developers to writers like myself. This is especially true if you use tools like ChatGPT to clean… Read more »
I heard about this book on one of the social media platforms that I follow. Because Jamestown Community College will do a lot of teaching with Zoom, I picked up… Read more »
I have been a huge fan of Bonni Stachowiak’s ever since I started listening to her podcast, Teaching in Higher Ed. If you have not listened to this podcast and… Read more »
Have you been more tired, irritable, and distracted then years past? It could be that you are a slave to your digital devices and their applications. Social media companies like… Read more »
If there was one book I could give to faculty that taught them strategies for online learning and teaching, Small Teaching Online: Applying Learning Science in Online Classes would be… Read more »
When I picked up Innovation Nation: How America Is Losing Its Innovation Edge, Why It Matters, and What We Can Do to Get It Back by John Kao, it was… Read more »