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 »
Well, I did catch up on my backlog of books for the year. In terms of reading goals, I am a little behind but I expect to get caught up… Read more »
Imagine you are blindfolded and you are asked to throw paper balls into a basket. How successful would you be if you didn’t receive any feedback? It would be quite… Read more »
Imagine that you have entered your senior year at West Point Military Academy. You are on top of the world. You are about to become an officer in the US… Read more »
If your online course does not include interaction between student and student, teacher and student, or student and teacher, you have nothing more than a correspondence course. Online courses have… Read more »