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Inside Higher Ed editors Scott Jaschik and Doug Lederman discuss what faculty and other academic job-seekers should know about the current state of the job market.
This free webinar, presented by Pearson, experts discuss frameworks and other research-backed ways of thinking about how to effectively assess and teach true college and career readiness.
A free webinar from Academic Partnerships' Faculty eCommons, hosted by Kenneth C. (Casey) Green of The Campus Computing Project, and featuring Rena Palloff, PhD.
Fulfilling the promise of digital textbooks: How shifting to digital can lower costs for students and increase accessibility and engagement. Presented by Thuze.
In this webinar, Michelle Pacansky-Brock shares examples of what students identify as valuable characteristics of a "humanized" online class and identifies key tips and strategies for harnessing the potential of emerging technologies to make your online class personal, meaningful, and memorable. Presented by Academic Partnerships Faculty eCommons.
Dr. Corrine Gordon, Assistant Clinical Professor, Personalized Learning from Northern Arizona University presents an interactive discussion on NAU’s development of their competency-based programs. Presented by Pearson.
Academic Partnerships presents Game Elements for Learning, a free webinar with Dr. Gerol Petruzella of the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts on his experience designing and teaching a philosophy course via a roleplaying game. Presented by Academic Partnerships Faculty eCommons.
A free webinar from Academic Partnerships' Faculty eCommons, hosted by Kenneth C. (Casey) Green of The Campus Computing Project, and featuring a lively conversation with Dr. David Metcalf, whose METIL lab explores leading edge innovations in learning.
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