Teachers of the year from the Chronicle
Today's Chronicle has Professors of the Year Are Celebrated for Innovative TeachingNote the emphasis on active learning and the way that improves student engagement.... Read more…
Students and faculty...ships in the night?
Inside Higher Education reports on a new book, The College Fear Factor, by Rebecca Cox at Seton Hall University. The main point of the book it seems is that faculty and students don't communicate all that well with each other.... Read more…
Another type of portfolio review process
Road Too Little Traveled in Inside Higher Education today, presents a rubric based process to review entire academic programs in the face of budget reallocations and strategic planning.... Read more…
iTunes for K-12
This is from today's NYTimes. Selling Lessons Online Raises Cash and Questions Ten years ago or so, a group of new media types created the MERLOT website, which has grown into a massive information sharing site for collegiate instruction. (There... Read more…
Virtual economies and real-world economics
Many multi player games, or virtual worlds, have vibrant economies. Some of them cross the line between the virtual world and the real world. For a long time now avid gamers have been purchasing with 'real money' virtual implements. products... Read more…
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