By Travis Grandy. This summer I’ll be teaching my first fully online course. As you might remember from a previous post I wrote on using team-based inquiry, I really like creating opportunities for students to collaborate and support each other’s learning process. Read more...
By Heather VanMouwerik. Let's say that you have decided to teach an online course or incorporate digital components into your classroom, your syllabus is solid, and you have written a comprehensive technology policy for your students. Read more...
By Anne Guarnera. If you’re looking for ways to improve your teaching this year, I’d like to suggest a digital strategy that is both incredibly awkward and incredibly productive: record yourself teaching in the classroom. Read more...
By Anne Guarnera. If you’re looking for ways to change up your classroom this semester—with new techniques, new technologies, or new perspectives—or if you’re just starting out teaching and trying to find your way around, let podcasts help! Just like podcasts can help you deepen your knowledge within your discipline, they are also a great tool for improving your teaching practice. Read more...
Le thème du colloque de cette année sera : « Vers une amélioration de la qualité de vie au travail et de l’égalité professionnelle ». Les intervenants axeront leur propos autour de l’Accord National Interprofessionnel sur la qualité de vie au travail et l’égalité professionnelle du 19 Juin 2013.
Nous vous attendons nombreux le vendredi 26 Février 2016 de 8h30 à 12h.
Adresse : Maison de la Recherche Schuman
Pôle multimédia – Salle des colloques 2
29, av. Robert Schuman
Aix-en-Provence
By Kris Olds. What are the implications for universities, and their governing boards/trustees/councils, of becoming increasingly embedded in global networks. Read more...
By Kenneth C. Green. In addition to the new term, new courses, and recurring committee work, January traditionally marks the beginning of the “heavy lifting” in the academic hiring, review, and promotion cycle. Read more...
By Matt Reed. Earlier this week I did a post about makerspaces, asking my wise and worldly readers who had worked with or seen them for any tips they could offer. And folks came through with some great points about staffing, cleaning, qualifications for using, intellectual property, and more. More...
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