I hate being inefficient. I mean, I hate it with a passion! So when I found myself...
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Most online courses have an “Introduce Yourself” post. I imagine that these posts get pretty boring for...
Some Basic HTML Tips HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language; it is the computer code of web...
It is unlikely that you’ll land on the perfect screencasting conditions, cadence, and language on your first try....
Now you can add Graphs in the World to your courses in the LMS! Create a new...
If you’re a faculty member, you can probably tell me all about the first time an instructional...
How do you feel when you go to find information on a website, and you just can’t...
Very few of us would buy an unbuilt home without at least viewing a model home that...
I have this sneaky trick I use to tell which students watch online videos and which don’t....
When you use the Canvas equation editor to insert an equation surrounded by text, you may be...
In a prior post, I discussed how I’m using Learning Notebooks to encourage students to carefully think through...
NOTE: I leave this post here solely as an artifact of old technology. There is a newer...
After teaching math at a community college for 10 years (and using online homework for at least...
My latest column for MAA Focus, Becoming a Screencasting Star, is now available online. Â In this post,...
In a previous post this week, I discussed optimism bias and student success in online classes. Optimism...
In a nutshell, optimism bias is the tendency to make overly positive assumptions. Â This serves us well...
Here is Part 2 of my Podcast Interview with Eric and Staci at On Teaching Online. Â In...
Here is today’s talk from the World Future Conference. I’ve been thinking about the future of eLearning...