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Flipped and active learning truly are a better way for students to learn, but they also may be a fast track to instructor burnout.
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Once the initial dazzle of your new (or remade) library has worn off, just how do you keep up the pace and flavor of innovation? An expert from North Carolina State University offers her take.
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As virtual reality goes mainstream and provides new ways for students to interact and gain hands-on experience, it's important to experiment and demonstrate the technology's potential learning benefits.
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Whether online instruction is lecture-based, totally flipped or something in between, providing high-quality instructional feedback can be a challenge. Here are the goals and considerations behind doing feedback right.
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Brigham Young University is standardizing the way it exposes data and business processes to app developers — and taking the API concept to the student level.
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