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Celebrating Black History and Innovation Year-Round

Anitre Bell is a College Success Facilitator and Instructor at Community College of Beaver County Black history extends far beyond a single month—and it should be taught as such. Posting a...

COVID Unfinished Learning: 4 Ways to Address it in WebAssign

Unfinished learning has been a topic of much discussion in elementary and secondary education throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. It refers to the notion that students aren’t learning at the expected rate and...

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Fostering Collaboration with Colleagues for Student Success

Courtney Pham is a Senior Instructor in the College of Business at Missouri State University It took me a while to realize how fostering collaboration with my colleagues could lead to...

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5 Tips to Process the Return to Campus

Erin Moran Wiley, MA, is a faculty member and licensed professional clinical counselor in Northwest Ohio As summer days get shorter, many of us can feel the return to campus sneaking...

The Neuroscience of Unlearning

The Neuroscience of Unlearning

Dr. Jeff D. Borden is a professor, learning design expert, Executive Director of the Institute for Inter-Connected Education and the Chief Academic Officer at Campus. Until I was 18, I completely...

Address Readiness Gaps with WebAssign Learn It modules

Address Readiness Gaps with WebAssign Learn It Modules

Students enter college with a wide range of math expertise, as well as a variety of gaps in prerequisite knowledge. This year, those gaps are even more unpredictable than before due to...

The best WebAssign content types you should use

11 Must-Have Content Types for Your WebAssign Course

We often hear from faculty that you want more questions, more variety and more opportunities to provide innovative content formats to engage students. However, did you know that new questions, resources and...

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8 Ways to Make Your Course More Affordable with WebAssign

Affordability and low-cost materials continue to be a theme in higher education. According to research, students spent an average of $413 on required course materials and supplies during the 2019–2020 school year....

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