I recently picked up Josh Eyler’s How Humans Learn, again, to prepare for a talk I gave this past week at Tarleton State University for…Continue Reading this Entry

This article on How to Keep Class Sessions from Running Short (Or Going Too Long) was originally posted on the EdSurge website and is reposted here with permission.…Continue Reading this Entry

I told Dave that I was done with open textbooks. Well, at least the part of my experience with them that means I work with…Continue Reading this Entry

For the first time in Teaching in Higher Ed history, we are taking the show on the road. We have been invited to partner with…Continue Reading this Entry

I was inspired by Bryan Alexander’s post on his Daily Practice: Tools of the Trade. If you aren't already familiar with Bryan, he is a…Continue Reading this Entry

Recently, Katie Linder recommended on her blog that we answer 11 questions, which were inspired by Tim Ferris. They come from his book Tribe of…Continue Reading this Entry

It’s been quite a year for Teaching in Higher Ed. We celebrated one million downloads of the podcast with episode 250 and a profile in…Continue Reading this Entry

I have enjoyed seeing various members of the higher education community write about what has happened in their lives over the course of this last…Continue Reading this Entry

I tend to still feel nervous when I travel. When I was in my twenties, I took a trip to London. Somehow, in the fog…Continue Reading this Entry

This article on How to Get Students to Join You for Office Hours was originally posted on the EdSurge website and is reposted here with permission. It…Continue Reading this Entry