Moving Beyond the LMS: What Lies Ahead?
Because of how ubiquitous Learning Management System (LMS) platforms like Canvas and Moodle have become, one might expect educators to be overwhelmingly comfortable with such solutions. However, a Read More …
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Balance Your Course Load– for You and Your Students
It’s that time again, faculty are busy performing the final review of their syllabi, as well as making last minute changes to their fall courses. Read More …
Teaching with Technology Part 6: Stop! Technology is Not Always Accessible
Technology can be a great teaching tool when incorporated in a course, but at times, it can also create barriers to learning. Because students with Read More …
Teaching with Technology Part 4: The Four Pillars of Mobile Technology
Though modern computing has empowered a great many, it also has the potential to be a double-edged sword. As with any invention, technology is only Read More …
Teaching with Technology Part 2: Should You Ban Technology in the Classroom? The Student Perspective
Almost twenty years after the end of the dot-com boom, computers and the internet have become not only mainstream, but essential for most facets of Read More …
Teaching with Technology Part 1: Choose Your Technology Wisely
By their own admission, the U.S. Department of Education has recognized that technology “…infuses classrooms with digital learning tools, such as computers and hand held Read More …
Can My Fortune be Made with Bitcoin?
Long before there were bank notes, coins, or dollar bills, there was the barter system, where goods and services were exchanged for other goods or Read More …
Hey Faculty, Are You Talking to Me?
Academic Technologies, a division of Information Technology, is adopting the following communication approach. Be sure to check out these three communication sources for information you will need to Read More …
Teaching with Technology: Earn a Free Monitor for your Classroom!
Academic Technologies, a division of Information Technology, is in the process of building a faculty technology community. First stop, an online bulletin board with information Read More …