Do Current Events Belong in Core Curriculum?
When presented with the question above, any educator may answer with something like “In theory, yes, current events belo...
Have you been thinking all wrong about learning styles?
If you work in the field of education, then you’ve probably heard of learning styles. The idea that some people learn be...
4 Ways Instructional Designers Can Use Educational Videos Effectively
If you’re an instructional designer, you are very familiar with video content. You may have designed entire courses arou...
What is accessibility in education? Conversations to start at ASU+GSV
For anyone with strong vision: Can you imagine trying to navigate the internet as a person who is legally blind? Some we...
Bringing Extra and Co-curricular Subjects to the Virtual Classroom
Educators learned something during spring’s sudden transition to remote learning: we simply can’t cover the same amount ...
Project-Based Learning is an Opportunity in Equity
When it comes to teaching collaboration and inquiry skills, many educators face a tough hurdle: the ever-present pressur...
Top Ways Videos Can Be Used in Higher Education
In the not-so-distant past, higher education lectures were almost entirely instructor-led with a heavy focus on written ...
Video Learning Strategies to Try in Your Lessons
Let’s talk about passive and active learning in the context of video-driven lessons. As teachers, every minute in the le...
4 Tips for Using Video to Differentiate the Learning Product
In previous posts, we’ve covered how to use video to differentiate learning content and process. These are aspects of di...