Faculty eCommons micro-MOOC Recommended on MOOC News & Reviews
June 19, 2013 – 2:06 pm | No Comment

Register for our next micro-MOOC: Game Elements for Learning
July 1-28, 2013; Participants will explore (and experiment with) game elements to create engaging learning environments.
Faculty eCommons community member Rob Power reflects on his participation in the …

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Why Should Educators Care About 3D Printing?
June 12, 2013 – 11:59 am | One Comment
Why Should Educators Care About 3D Printing?

3D printing is coming of age. Higher resolution printers, strong affordable materials, and sophisticated software that converts freely available and detailed CAD drawings into printable files has made it possible for relatively amateur users to …

Twitter for Increasing Student-to-Student Interactions
June 10, 2013 – 2:37 pm | No Comment
Twitter for Increasing Student-to-Student Interactions

This 30-minute webinar examines how Twitter opens new opportunities for reflection and inquiry, and presents options to get started with using Twitter in your class. Increasing student-student interaction in an online class makes learning more …

VoiceThread Mobile: Multisensory Learning on the Go
June 4, 2013 – 1:14 pm | No Comment
VoiceThread Mobile: Multisensory Learning on the Go

In the interactive webinar below, academic services director Michelle Pacansky-Brock shares how you can use VoiceThread Mobile to create engaging anytime-anywhere learning environments with voice and video participation. Through real-life examples, stories, and demos, Pacansky-Brock …

Visual.ly: Easily Turn Complex Data into Attractive Stories
May 31, 2013 – 12:19 pm | No Comment
Visual.ly: Easily Turn Complex Data into Attractive Stories

Images and storytelling are deeply ingrained within human history as ways of sharing ideas—it’s no surprise they’re are also effective for teaching and learning.
On a mission to tell stories with data, Visual.ly lets you easily …

Meograph: Tell 4-D Stories
May 10, 2013 – 2:58 pm | 2 Comments

Meograph is your new favorite presentation tool. Without training or downloading software, you can easily and quickly create stories with video, audio (including your own narration), pictures, text, links, maps, and timelines.
You and your students …

Digitize Your Sticky Notes with Lino
April 30, 2013 – 12:46 pm | No Comment
Digitize Your Sticky Notes with Lino

Our path to the paperless world still includes hard copy sticky notes—the colorful, cross-functional notes we rely on have avoided the digital conversion. But a web-based service called lino has captured what we adore about our sticky …

Gamify Your Class with VoiceThread Mobile
April 23, 2013 – 8:52 am | No Comment
Gamify Your Class with VoiceThread Mobile

Register for a Free Webinar on VoiceThread Mobile
Want to learn more about using VoiceThread mobile to support students’ learning? Join Michelle Pacansky-Brock, Director of Academic Services and author of Best Practices for Teaching with Emerging …

Haiku Deck: Create Simple, Visual Presentations
April 16, 2013 – 11:13 am | 2 Comments
Haiku Deck: Create Simple, Visual Presentations

Haiku Deck is the latest presentation software you’ll want to use. The free iPad app was designed by a Seattle startup team seeking to improve and “reinvent presentations for how we work, communicate, and create …

Instagram for Education: Applying Gardner’s Intelligences
April 3, 2013 – 1:29 pm | No Comment
Instagram for Education: Applying Gardner’s Intelligences

We were inspired by the blog post Using Instagram in an Educational Context, which cites Howard Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences. In this post, we’ve linked great examples from Instagram and its own blog to …

MHHE Making Super Adaptive Learning Affordable
April 1, 2013 – 10:37 am | No Comment
MHHE Making Super Adaptive Learning Affordable

This post is the first of a two part series with Brian Kibby, President, McGraw Hill Higher Education.
Imagine students receiving the instruction that they need in order to be successful, customized specifically for them based …