Category: Edge of Learning
Use ChatGPT to Create Engaging Video Lessons
by busynessgirl | Mar 1, 2023 | Curiosity, Curriculum in an AI-world | 0 |
Teachers: Finding the right video to use in the classroom and preparing activities about it can be really time consuming. But ChatGPT can help with this too!
Read MoreFuture Trends Forum: ChatGPT and Curriculum
by busynessgirl | Feb 21, 2023 | Curriculum in an AI-world, Edge of Learning, Future of Higher Ed, Future of Learning | 0 |
We had a lively discussion about the larger impacts of ChatGPT on curriculum, reading, and the very nature of what we teach.
Read MoreTeachers: Treat ChatGPT as an Ally, Not an Enemy
by busynessgirl | Feb 18, 2023 | Curriculum in an AI-world, Edge of Learning | 0 |
ChatGPT is like having a brilliant college student as your teaching assistant, book-smart and a self-starter but with limited practical experience. Although it makes mistakes, coaching it and giving feedback helps ChatGPT learn and improve. From creating matching activities and skits to generating math problems and grading essays, ChatGPT can be an invaluable asset to teachers. Don’t miss the chance to try ChatGPT for yourself – watch the video and get started today!
Read MorePodcasts to Educate about Poverty, Racism, and Socioeconomic Inequality
by busynessgirl | Jun 7, 2020 | Faculty Development | 0 |
I want to take a moment to recommend a few excellent podcasts in support of #blacklivesmatter and...
Read MoreThe Impact of Smartphones on Curriculum
by busynessgirl | Mar 23, 2020 | Design Process, Future of Higher Ed, Future of Learning, Higher Education | 0 |
The iPhone was released in 2007 and by the end of 2019, 81% of U.S. adults owned a Smartphone....
Read MoreMake Space for Innovation in Curriculum
by busynessgirl | Mar 17, 2020 | Design Process, Higher Education, Learning Design | 0 |
For the last decade the learning analytics movement has pushed institutions to pay much closer...
Read MoreRemote Teaching Best Practices
by busynessgirl | Mar 12, 2020 | Faculty Development Opportunities, Remote Teaching | 0 |
Many colleges are suddenly faced with moving classes to a remote format this week. As I’ve...
Read MoreThese are a Few of my Favorite Graphs
by busynessgirl | Nov 25, 2019 | Data Visualization, Edge of Learning, Find and Use Data, Teaching Math | 0 |
I’ve been collecting graphs at GraphsInTheWorld for about a year now, and I put together a...
Read MoreFacing the Future of Technology and Learning
by busynessgirl | Nov 7, 2019 | Edge of Learning, Future of Higher Ed, Future of Learning, Higher Education | 0 |
Just thought I’d share these slides from the WCET Conference today: In the last decade, technologies like adaptive learning, smartphones, learning analytics, OER, and MOOCs have been chipping away at the corners of...
Read MoreTeaching in Higher Ed Podcast about ESIL Lens
by busynessgirl | Jan 17, 2019 | Assessment for Math, Future of Higher Ed, Future of Learning, Higher Education, Learning Design, Measuring Learning | 0 |
Back in December, I joined Bonni Stachowiak for an episode of Teaching in Higher Ed specifically...
Read MoreESIL: A Learning Lens for the Digital Age
by busynessgirl | Dec 6, 2018 | Design Process, Edge of Learning, Future of Learning, Higher Education, Learning Design, Measuring Learning | 0 |
In the early 90’s, most people had three reasonable choices for looking up the information you did...
Read MoreBringing the Real World to Your Math Class Every Day
by busynessgirl | Nov 30, 2018 | Algebra, Calculus (SV), Classroom Life, College Algebra, Curiosity, Data Visualization, Discussion Boards, Edge of Learning, Exploration, Interdisciplinary Studies, Learning Design, Math for Elem Teachers, Math for Liberal Arts, Probability and Statistics, Quantitative Reasoning, Studying Social Media | 0 |
I’ve been spending the first 5-10 minutes of every 2-hour math class discussing graphs in...
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