Theology professors face a big challenge. How do you make the words spoken a few thousand years ago talk to young people today? One way is to combine the multisensory stimuli of media with the connectivity of the web and… Continue Reading
Dr. Rebecca Smith of UP’s School of Education decided to make assessments more fun. How? By having her MAT students take quizzes. What, that doesn’t sound fun to you? Ah, but these are not your grandmother’s quizzes. Using quiz making… Continue Reading
The ISTE standards (International Society for Technology in Education) for students are designed to empower students to become global, innovative, creative learners by leveraging technology in the process of learning, collaborating and problem-solving. In this podcast with Drs. Eric Anctil… Continue Reading
Getting students up to speed with hands on technical skills can be challenging, especially when students are coming to class with a wide variety of experience levels. For engineering students, fundamentals like using a multimeter are basic skills needed to… Continue Reading
Bootcamps are usually designed to get participants up and running quickly with a new skillset provided they’re willing to use plenty of elbow grease. Imagine, if you will, a kinder, gentler bootcamp. That’s what Dr. Lindsay Benes and Dr. Joanne… Continue Reading