Analyzing where I spend my time helps me reflect on where I can be more efficient and identify where support is needed in the future. I needed a way to better accomplish this analysis – and Yahel (one of Sidney Shapiro’s students in Data Analytics) built for it for me Read more…
Today in the Hub we are hosting a writing workshop. The atmosphere is relaxed and supportive. Each participant has a project (or several) that they are working on at their own pace. As the facilitator, I brought some books that may be of interest and prepared a few slides to Read more…
Today Sarah and I facilitated a workshop on creating simulations using H5P branching logic. Virtual simulations are an innovative strategy to enhance student learning both synchronously and asynchronously. We have chosen to build our simulations in H5P because it is free and works well with Moodle. Below are our slides Read more…
I am still working on processing and blogging about the session from yesterday. It was incredibly deep so I need time to process. So many things were said that could prompt an entire post or even life-work. The focus of this post is to reflect on what happened in the Read more…
What consciously being open might look like in a variety of contexts.
This post provides some insight into how the Open Day session at TESS went.
What OEO participants felt they could do to advocate for open education.
A presentation with a twist. A cool twist.
A few twists.
Taking video production to the next level.
Links to materials to help with audio and video in your teaching.
