As the term draws to a close, we would usually share tips for creating effective final exams and projects and for wrapping up the learning experiences you’ve created for your students. But this year, we need to hear from you. This summer was the first time many of us taught a semester remotely, start to finish. Shifting to […]

Do your students seem to wait until the last minute to prepare for exams? Do they use ineffective study strategies like rereading, highlighting, or cramming? With two weeks left in Summer A and C, we can give our students a head start, and even help them develop more effective study strategies, by encouraging them to prepare […]

When moving from in-person to online teaching, you may have lost some instructional options you would normally use to help your students learn, but as you become more familiar with the different features available in Canvas and other tech tools, you may find that you’ve gained some useful options as well. The book Small Teaching […]