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4 Things to Learn This Summer in WebAssign

It’s summertime again, so make the most of your free time! Freshen up your WebAssign skills and learn how to address your most pressing course challenges with WebAssign’s flexible settings and tools. Don’t...
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Teaching Financial Literacy: Tips for Integrating Financial Management Fundamentals into Your Course

Daniel Fox is Chair of the Economics and Finance Department and Associate Professor of Law at Ashland University   A 2019 Employee Financial Wellness Survey, by PwC, revealed that fifty-nine percent of...
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How Well Do You Know WebAssign?

Did you know… WebAssign is a fully customizable platform? WebAssign empowers instructors to tailor their courses to specific teaching or learning styles. Keep reading to discover and learn how to use new...
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Virtual Reality: Tools to Try in Your Class

Reading Time: < 1 minuteIn her webinars on using virtual and mixed realities in higher ed, Corinne Hoisington shared ideas and tools to use these new technologies in your course.  Here are some links to...
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A Deeper Dive into Hot Assets

Contributing Author: James H. Boyd  A Deeper Dive into Hot Assets  One aspect of partnership taxation creates much of the complexity of Subchapter K:  the idea that ordinary income treatment must be preserved and allocated to...
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Making Noise with Mobile Learning

Author: Joseph Ferrantelli, Ed. D., Wagner College I spent 26 years working in one of the largest school systems in the world. Near the latter part of that time, there was a...
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What Are The Odds?

Here’s a quick exercise you can do to demonstrate why understanding statistics and probability is important. The Birthday Paradox Consider a Group You Know: ask your students to think about a group...
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Another Type of Virus

8 seconds] It’s hard to think about much else than the coronavirus right now. And maybe we shouldn’t. But we can think about how this virus is...
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