A great deal of Ed Tech (and the VC money that supports the industry) seems to be...
Learning Design
Two weeks ago I attended the APF ProDev Gathering in Orlando on the future of Games and...
I don’t even really know how to begin here. For the last three years I’ve been working...
Last week I gave a presentation at AMATYC about video games for learning algebra. As usual, Mat...
The single most important tool I’ve found for improving Digital Literacy is Wolfram Alpha. Â At your fingertips,...
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...
At the moment when a person becomes inspired to make a change, how can an organization support...
I just realized I never posted the Recipe for Free Range Learning video from TEDxMuskegon. Â You can...
I’ve been following this MIND Research Institute math platform for a while now … looks like it...
“Dr. Tae is a skateboarder, videographer, scientist, and teacher. Contrasting his observations of his own learning while...
My latest column for MAA Focus, Becoming a Screencasting Star, is now available online. Â In this post,...
About a month ago I had an interview with Lewis Kelley at Unlimited Magazine. Â A portion of...
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...