We had a lively discussion about the larger impacts of ChatGPT on curriculum, reading, and the very...
Future of Higher Ed
The iPhone was released in 2007 and by the end of 2019, 81% of U.S. adults owned a...
In the last decade, technologies like adaptive learning, smartphones, learning analytics, OER, and MOOCs have been chipping...
Back in December, I joined Bonni Stachowiak for an episode of Teaching in Higher Ed specifically to...
Yesterday I gave the keynote at the Reimagining Calculus Conference held at Stevens Institute of Technology. I...
For 10 years I taught as a full-time professor at a community college. My loads were between...
In the midst of all the bling of media-rich, adaptive, personalized, [insert-buzzword-here] digital products, there is a...
There are many college-level courses that are required but not beloved by students. Math requirements, in particular,...
Some time last year I spent quite a bit of time reflecting on what skills we could...
About a month ago I had an interview with Lewis Kelley at Unlimited Magazine. A portion of...
Here is Part 2 of my Podcast Interview with Eric and Staci at On Teaching Online. In...
Here is today’s talk from the World Future Conference. I’ve been thinking about the future of eLearning...
Yesterday I spoke at the Education Summit of the World Future Society 2011 Conference about the idea...
I’ve given this talk at the ITC eLearning Conference (Florida) and the ACU Connected Summit (Texas) in...
SOCRAIT is my name for the SRSLS (spaced-repetition socratic learning system) that we need to push learning...
This is scary stuff for math professors, but with the arrival of amazing programs like Wolfram Alpha,...
This is a follow-up to my recent research about Teaching and Learning in the Digital Age. I’ve...
The title of this post, “Everybody teaches, everybody learns.” is a shared vision for those of us...