"Dammit, the LMS"–I asked Brian Whitmer the percentage of courses on Canvas that faculty have made completely open. He didn't have an exact number handy but said that it's "really low." Apparently, lots of faculty still like their gardens walled.https://t.co/3H6xe3SsG7 via @Diigo
Bringing new majors into your department ultimately comes down to connecting with students and explicitly recognizing something in them that you believe in. https://t.co/xUBX0LZNFc
Exploring robotics last night and ran into this video. WOW. It is mesmerizing how far we had moved from 50 years ago when robots were created to assemble vehicles.
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@CristinaCBaciu@CristinaCBaciu When I was reading this article I found that having a smart podium that interacts with professors slides would have been beneficial for me when I began my journey as a college student.
@AdamBro37276612 @clynenamuo @AdamBro37276612 The quote that I found most inspiring from this article was, "attending college can be a very positive and life-changing experience!". I believe that can we can make a learning environment that creates positive engagement.
@christinagabal1 Nice. All of these innovative applications can create a rich learning experience. I like that these are all in class tools that add to the curriculum instead of being the curriculum. #naucche590
@CristinaCBaciu@insidehighered@CristinaCBaciu Visual and auditory learners could benefit from using digital storytelling. This reminds me of a classmate who could not grasp plant science through reading. He would look on YouTube to find these tools and have helped him excel. #naucche590
I'm starting to discover my personal brand. I wish I had learned about this sooner in order to keep my digital footprint clean. #naucche590
5 Ways To Establish A Personal Brand On The Internet via @forbes https://t.co/6K7S7xKO3Y
@JuSterDuSter@justerduster The school districts also use these types of applications to monitor students for certain behaviors. Do you think they can prevent danger? I think that it's an awesome tool, but are we as institutions going to be there with the resources to support them?
@julianflorrr@julianflorrr This article reminds me of those books where you chose your own adventure. Having technology that assists students to determine their learning style seems futuristic. :) This would deem beneficial to gaps in learning styles.