Teaching Strategies
The Professor’s Guide to Agile Teaching
This guide summarizes the value of agile teaching and demonstrates how the best professors improve student outcomes by nimbly addressing their needs in real time
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Ebooks and Guides
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Trends and Insights
The Death of Textbook Publishing & The Future of College Course Content
This white paper highlights the pattern of revenue decline in the textbook industry, and explains why OER is a viable option for professors and students looking for affordable and engaging content.
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How-to Guides
Guide: Working with CTLs—A Handbook for Professors
How centers for teaching and learning can save professors time, and directly lead to improved learning outcomes for students
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Teaching Strategies
Guide: Textbook Heroes
Get inspiration from 11 professors across North America who switched their print textbooks for digital ones—and became heroes in their very own classrooms
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How-to Guides
Guide: How to Choose a Student Engagement System
The 10 essential questions that faculty and administration should consider before choosing a technological solution for your school
Webinars and Videos
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How-to Guides
Webinar: How Professors Can Manage Information Overload
We could all use help preventing information overload. Join podcaster Bonni Stachowiak to learn about a practical strategy: personal knowledge management
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Teaching Strategies
Webinar: A Conversation with Susan Cain
Watch on-demand as Susan Cain, author of the New York Times best-seller Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking, shares her recommendations for cultivating an inclusive and effective classroom for all
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Teaching Strategies
Making the Most of the Opening and Closing Minutes of Class Time
James M. Lang explains how small changes to teaching can make a big difference to student learning
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Teaching Strategies
Engage 2018 Keynote: Professor José Vazquez
Hear José Vazquez, professor of economics at the University of Illinois, discus the future of teaching in higher ed in this keynote presentation from Top Hat's teaching conference
