…solid communicators, critical thinkers, and diversity-minded, community-engaged students if students in today’s generation are focused so heavily on technology and their phones? I think in many ways we have a…
…my meeting to provide a little comfort before the official meetings began. To remind folks about the online meetings, I sent an email similar to the following each Monday morning:…
…Fort Collins, CO: WAC Clearinghouse. Mays, C. (2017). Writing complexity, one stability at a time: Teaching writing as a complex system. College Composition and Communication, 559-585. Soliday, M., & Trainor,…
…need to be accessible. Humor should be easily recognized rather than cause students to stretch their intellectual and comedic muscles at the same time. In my undergraduate education, I had a professor…
…most of them seemed comfortable with using the technology to engage with the reading materials.” To read more about the Twitter experiment, go here. Follow Faculty Focus on Twitter: http://twitter.com/facultyfocus…
…be as I explore new ways to present concepts. The true power of Prezi comes from painting a larger point composed of its constituent elements. For example, a Prezi on…
…answered the question “Do you use Twitter?” respondents were asked a unique set of follow-up questions. The 22-page downloadable report provides a breakdown of the survey results by question, including…
…with another student I had labeled as “high maintenance.” This student could not complete an assignment independently. Every week I received multiple emails with questions about the assignments. Finally, frustrated,…
