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Professor Corinne Hoisington’s New Favorite Tool for Teaching Online

Author: Corinne Hoisington, Professor of Information Systems Technology, Central Virginia Community College Sounds like most of us will be at times connecting remotely with our students and higher ed colleagues this fall....

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How to Write Effective Exam Questions for College Students

Author: Alana Joli Abbott Exam Question Types Which test question type do you use: true or false? Multiple choice? Long-form essay? What is the best strategy for creating exam questions? When you’re...

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Creating a Community of Learners through Flow States

Essie Childers is a Professor of Student Success at Blinn College in Bryan, Texas Growing up in East Texas, my memories of community centered around the hair salon. When my mother...

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5 Strategies to Keep Your Students Engaged Online

Sherri Singer is a professor and Department Head for Social & Behavioral Sciences at Alamance Community College in North Carolina. Online courses present a unique challenge. How do instructors connect with...

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Designing Peer and Group Assignments for Online Courses

Audrey Wick is an English professor at Blinn College in central Texas Writing skills are important for college students at any stage. Whether they are in a writing-intensive course or simply...

9 Tips for Teaching Online with WebAssign

5 Strategies to Maximize Your Chemistry Course Delivery Online or Off

Many chemistry instructors had to quickly pivot to remote instruction this spring, yet expectations for fall will be much higher. The variety of learning environments institutions are exploring present unique challenges and...

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Five Best Grammar Websites for Your College Students

Guest Contributors: Lawrence Barkley and Christine Sandoval, authors of Grammar and Usage, Naturally, 1st Edition No matter how well written a grammar textbook, no matter how well explained or illustrated a grammatical concept,...

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Engaging Students Online: 5 Barriers to Avoid

When it comes to your instruction, we understand how difficult it can be to keep students attentive, engaged and focused—an issue only compounded by the recent shift to online learning due to...

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