East Asian History at 'Berg
Table of contents What is TimelineJS? How does it work? How to get your timeline online “Can I use it too?” Overall conclusions I’ll be the first to admit that I’m not that great with remembering exact dates. If I Continue Reading …
If you’ve been following me or have taken an online class with me, you know I privilege text over video in teaching, and I like asynchronous best of all. I’ve learned from the best (@OnlineCrsLady!) about the many advantages or Continue Reading …
Over the course of the past few months I have shared many of the digital tools I use to create community in my courses beyond the twice weekly meetings of my courses, to help students with research and discovery, and Continue Reading …
Data everywhere The #elemess-free lifestyle How it works My set-up How to share outside of Airtable So, is it better than Canvas? Data everywhere If you have followed the development of data-fication of everything in our lives, and you are an educator, Continue Reading …
Digital Tools for Teaching is off with the Easter Bunny today! I hope you too get a chance to observe a meaningful spring holiday, or just enjoy the unfolding of the leaves in the northern hemisphere. I’ll be back next Continue Reading …
Today I share what a group library with Zotero can do for you and your students, and how you can very easily integrate it with your RSS feed that you have showing up in your course’s blog stream as an Continue Reading …
Table of contents Don’t start reading Look at Chapter 1 or the Introduction Engage the power of the digital Second date with an ebook Concluding thoughts Just when you think you’ve only got a few more topics to cover in this Continue Reading …
Last Thursday, 24 March ’22, was the 2022 #PressEd conference, “A WordPress and Education, Pedagogy and Research Conference on Twitter.” With some encouragement of Alan (aka Cogdog), I submitted a proposal and the next thing I knew, Natalie and Pat Continue Reading …
Digital Tools for Teaching is on Spring Break this week. Enjoy this view from Hawk Mountain – I’ll be back next week with a new post!
In today’s post, I’ll share my experience of co-creating textbooks for my courses with students. This is one of the most fun and rewarding things I do as a teacher: take students from novice to published author in a semester. Continue Reading …