Five Ways to Change it Up in Your Teaching
There are some ways in which predictability is important in our teaching. That we consistently treat our students with respect...
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How to be sure your students stay asleep, as you wake up
As most of you who have been listening to the Teaching in Higher Ed for a while already know, I'm a...
My bag is packed for a new academic year
We just started our semester this week. My second day of classes begins tomorrow. It has been fun getting to...
Five Teaching Lessons from Bobby McFerrin
Bobby McFerrin Teaching Lessons Ever since I saw this video of Bobby McFerrin teaching about the pentatonic scale, I've been...
How to create a video for a class
I have been talking often about the learning management system (LMS), Canvas, these past few days. We are switching over...
My vote for Jane Hart's 2016 top 100 tools for learning list
Top 100 tools for learning Jane Hart has launched her 10th edition of her annual top 100 tools for learning...
Sticking with Getting Things Done (GTD)
One of the members of the Teaching in Higher Ed Slack channel shared of her struggles with sticking with the...
A taste of agency
I didn't formally know what agency was when I started teaching, yet somehow found ways to foster it in some aspects...
Tools for better presentations
My imagination has been captured for what's possible through presentations, after attending the Podcast Movement Conference in Chicago last week....
Creating memories as teaching
I had the honor of interviewing Gardner Campbell this week: twice. The first episode with him airs on June 30,...
Let's agree to agree and disagree
One of my least favorite sayings is, “Let’s agree to disagree.” What does that even mean? When I read those...
Let's agree to agree and disagree
One of my least favorite sayings is, “Let’s agree to disagree.” What does that even mean? When I read those...
