Resources for Teaching and Learning
This isn’t as much of a BLOG post as just a list of some resources I have for Teaching, Learning, and Remote work. I was asked to share this – so I thought I’d make it available here.
This isn’t as much of a BLOG post as just a list of some resources I have for Teaching, Learning, and Remote work. I was asked to share this – so I thought I’d make it available here.
Is it possible that META could be the smartest tech company on the planet right now? That’s a controversial question and there are a lot of differing opinions on whether META is making the right choices in how they are running their company these days. I won’t be able to answer the question definitively, but…
The ability to interact with a 3D model interactively can assist in helping students learn more effectively. I’m sure almost everyone reading this has experience with a Globe to see the earth (or moon, etc). Maybe you’ve seen a model of an ear, an eye, or brain? These scientific models are excellent but can cost…
The challenge with a lot of online courses, at least in my opinion, is that they are actually pretty boring. The pattern they follow seems to be: That’s pretty boring. It doesn’t surprise me that completion rates for these types of online courses is low. What we need are to take best practices from classroom…
The move into more Cloud services has taken hold for both business and consumer markets. The convenience of Cloud Storage for back-ups has grown into an entire Infrastructure solution with Storage, Compute, Networking, Development, Infrastructure, Platform, and Software as a Service. While I could write pages and pages on any of these areas of Cloud…
Teaching beyond the curriculum In the courses that I teach, there is a strong bias towards building technical skills. Specifically, skills related to Data Engineering, Cloud Technologies, and Artificial Intelligence. (disclosure: I’m currently seconded as an AI Project Lead – so my in-classroom work has been reduced to night classes) These are in-demand skills, and…
A list of courses is not the way to deliver learning.
Building Learning Architectures offers purpose over product.