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Trial and Error: Flipped Course Boosts Passing Rates to 80+ Percent
Students taking general chemistry at Hunter and Lehman Colleges were passing at 60 and 35 percent rates, respectively. A new course format that includes videos, podcasts and no textbooks quickly improved outcomes.
More tips for navigating the sometimes delicate instructor-instructional designer dynamic
The following lists, compiled by Jon Aleckson and Penny Ralston-Berg for their book MindMeld: Micro-Collaboration between eLearning Designers and Instructor...
Quashing Tension, Boosting Cooperation
Faculty members and instructional designers share their ideas and tips for working together to develop successful online courses. We want to hear your thoughts, too.
2U Acquires Way Into Certificate and International Markets
As reported in Inside Higher Ed this week, the online program management company 2U is describing its acquisition of GetSmarter...
Ask These Questions During Search for Online Exam Proctoring Company
Colleges and universities are increasingly employing companies to proctor online exams. If your institution plans to sign a contract with...
More tips for navigating the sometimes delicate instructor-instructional designer dynamic
The following lists, compiled by Jon Aleckson and Penny Ralston-Berg for their book MindMeld: Micro-Collaboration between eLearning Designers and Instructor...
Illinois Court: FOIA Applies to College Foundation
An Illinois appeals court ruled Tuesday the College of DuPage Foundation is subject to state open-records laws, The Chicago Tribune...
Heroes
Who is your hero? In today's Academic Minute, Fairleigh Dickinson University's Bruce Peabody explains what heroism teaches us about the...