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Flash-free Graphing and NumberLine Tools

Reading Time: < 1 minuteWe’re excited to announce that the new Flash-free graphing and NumberLine tools are available for 2020 courses. Keep reading to find out what’s changed and the positive impact it will have...

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Teaching Online: Tips and Activities for Political Science

Reading Time: < 1 minuteAuthor: Emily Farris, Texas Christian University I’m trying to convert my lectures online and come up with some activities for students to engage the content with – to replace some of...

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Managing the Impact of COVID-19 on Campus

Katie Montgomery is the Executive Manager of Marketing Content at Cengage. She’s got a passion for animal rescue and loves providing content to help make teaching life a little easier for faculty....

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Resources for Teaching Online

Author: Emily Farris As universities think about what’s to come with Covid-19, many of us are starting to prepare for changing our classes to be more online. This is not ideal, as...

Teaching with Technology: 2 Tools to Increase Engagement and Success

Author: Eugene Matthews, Ph.D., Park University Tool 1 for Increasing Student Engagement and Success: ZipGrade An Inexpensive, but Effective App ZipGrade is one of two mobile applications I use consistently to reduce my...

Teaching Trends

What Every Instructor Can Learn from Rating Sites

As an instructor, odds are that you’ve heard of RateMyProfessors (RMP). Whether you love it, hate it or you’re still unsure how you feel about it, the reality is that more than...

Teaching Trends

Teaching Media Literacy: 4 Tips for Helping Students Identify Fake News

Janet Mizrahi is a continuing lecturer of professional writing at the University of California, Santa Barbara. She is also an author at BizCommBuzz. You’ve likely noticed a dearth of media literacy...

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Teaching in a Politically Charged Classroom

Today’s higher ed students live in a politically supercharged landscape, wrought with strong feelings on both ends of the spectrum. For instructors looking to actively build crucial soft skills like critical thinking,...

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