Preparing Students for a Virtual Workplace Nick K. Gera, JD, MBA, MPP is a doctor of Education student in the Higher Education Leadership program at The University of Texas at Austin While remote work has been around...
Using Educational Escape Games to Teach and Engage Students Lisa Heller Boragine is a department chair and a tenured associate professor of Communication. She is a member of the board of directors of the North American Simulation and Gaming Association (NASAGA)...
How to Help New Students Adopt a College Mindset Daisy Annan is a Financial Economics major at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County For a student, the educational leap between high school and higher education is quite significant. Teachers create...
Time Management and College Study Tips for Students Kierstan Taylor is a Human Services and Legal Studies Major at Ivy Tech Community College. Whether taking classes on campus, online or hybrid, study habits and time management skills can make...
How Cultural Differences Impact Education Anitre Bell is a College Success Facilitator and Instructor at Community College of Beaver County Cultural differences affect a lot more than we like to let on. In some situations, those...
Digital Badges in Education: A Win for Students and Instructors Dr. Billi Bromer is a Professor of Education at Brenau University A process for earning digital badges can provide a simple way for you and your students to share responsibility for...
Designing a Course to Meet Different Learning Styles Dr. Jewrell Rivers is a Professor of Sociology, Marriage and Family and Criminal Justice at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College No two students learn the same. So, as faculty, we should adapt...
Keeping Students Engaged With a Bingeable Class Diantha Ellis is Associate Professor of Business in the Stafford School of Business of Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College Why is it so easy to binge a show like The Witcher, but...