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.
There are many challenges in remote and hybrid work, but probably one of the most challenging things is to maintain audience interest. This is something I am constantly thinking about in my own classes and presentations. People are sitting, they are in a comfortable space, and they are surrounded by distractions. So I’ve had to…
Since the advent of formalized education, there have been those suggesting it is outdated and about to radically change. While changes do occur, can occur, and should occur – it’s also a bit reactionary to jump at each new trend and suggest it will replace all that has gone before. Radio in Education, Cable TV…
Creating a Hybrid Teaching/Training Room Creating a true hybrid teaching room has a cost associated with it, but often comes with many benefits. These rooms, when designed, can have easy to use “1-button” solutions that allow an Instructor to teach to the in-class audience and also support remote learners that attend via a Teams or…
The societal impacts of Social Media are numerous and fall across a spectrum of negative and positive impacts. While it may be easier to identify the negative impacts to learning in regards to distraction, misinformation, and negative social impacts – there are those that use Social Media as a way to reach out and connect….
Creating online courses is an effective way to provide training to students and employees that they can take across multiple devices at different times. We can use this training to onboard new employees, ensure that certain skills are taught, and provide a library of resources to support and deliver training. However, creating these courses can…
On my YouTube Channel, I’ve decided to do some videos on data movement and analysis over the summer. With school being out, my Teams and Teaching videos are not as needed (don’t worry – I’m filming a number of them for Aug/Sept) – so I wanted to put some videos around technical and data skills…