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6 Pros & Cons of Technology in the Classroom in 2018
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Gamification in Education: 4 Ways To Bring Games To Your Classroom
Free, Online Teaching Tools for Colleges
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Free Guide: How Digital Textbooks Help Learning
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7 Takeaways From Interact 2018 On Interactive Textbooks & OER
Seven of the top takeaways from our inaugural one-day look at textbook innovation, from the implications of OER in the classroom to assignment questions
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Bloom’s Taxonomy: 3 Ways To Reshape The Pyramid
For those who might not have had conclusively positive results adopting Bloom’s Taxonomy, here are some ways to adapt it and build on its suggestions
Education technology
How Technology in Education is Pioneered By Business Schools
Business schools and management professors are pioneering technology in education by hacking standard course materials with digital alternatives
Innovative educators
How to Add Active Learning to a Course: Use a Digital Textbook
By matching video lectures with chapters, this professor was able to flip his class and freshen up an old prerequisite course with a digital textbook
Education technology
Open Educational Resources at Top Hat: Why Free Now Means Free
Top Hat has created a free, platform-independent marketplace for open educational resources (OER). In this open letter, founder Mike Silagadze explains why
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What Happens in a Top Hat Certification Class
Find out about our next Top Hat Certification course, which covers textbook editing, classroom engagement and assignments, from a teaching perspective
Innovative educators
Digital Textbooks Erase Barriers For Teachers and Students Alike
Authors of digital textbooks are short-circuiting the gatekeepers and saving their students money. Read the success story of one Economics instructor
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Free Guide: How Digital Textbooks Help Learning
Get inspiration from 11 professors across North America who switched their print textbooks for digital ones—and became heroes in their very own classroom