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Peer Perspective: Making Changes for Remote Teaching

We asked instructors from across the country to share how their course has changed since moving to remote teaching. Keep reading to find some great tips they’ve used to help their students...

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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...

Happy Accidents: An Interview on InfoSec with Eric Galis [PODCAST]

Happy Accidents: An Interview on InfoSec with Eric Galis [PODCAST]

“Sometimes happy accidents happen, but they can only happen if you’re prepared for them.” Eric Galis, vice president of security and compliance at Cengage, likes to describe his journey to his career...

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Do Hateful Tweets Cause Crime?

Reading Time: < 1 minuteYour students may be wondering whether hateful tweets can increase crime. Recent research shows that there is a correlation. A study from Cornell University demonstrated this connection. Researchers examined examined over...

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Gerrymandering: Is it good? Is it bad? Does it matter?

Reading Time: < 1 minuteAuthor: Professor Clare Brock If you watched the democratic debates, you might have heard Amy Klobuchar bring up gerrymandering. This is a common subject to tackle in Introductory U.S. Government classes,...

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The Fake News Experiment

Author: Professor Sherri Singer We began a unique honors experiment in back in the Fall of 2017. Twenty students were admitted and given an in depth experience including: lunches with the college...

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When Women Run

Author: Emily Farris, Texas Christian University It has been one hundred years since (white) women were granted the right to vote, and many universities and organizations, such as Women League of Voters,...

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How You Know You’ve Made a Difference to a Student

You work tirelessly to be the best instructor possible for your students—doing everything you can to help them succeed in and out of class. But when it’s time to see the fruits...

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