Top Hat in Action: Implementing a Digital History Textbook
Professor Jonathan Bean helped keep his students accountable by switching to a digital textbook—and was able to adapt and build upon it…
Professor Jonathan Bean helped keep his students accountable by switching to a digital textbook—and was able to adapt and build upon it…
Knighted in 2003 for his service to the arts, Sir Ken Robinson, the bestselling author of The Element and Creative Schools, charted an…
One answer to making sure students actually buy and read their textbooks before class is to write it yourself. And if that's not enough,…
With so much uncertainty in the job market, self-regulated learning has become an essential skillset for lifelong learning and the ability…
Professor Linda M. Rodriguez, Professor of Caribbean Literature, Film, and Creative Writing at the University of Puerto Rico-Mayagüez,…
In this extract from our e-book, Textbook Heroes: How Digital Textbooks Make Learning More Impactful, Philip Preville looks at how a…
Need a boost to your teaching as you enter into the new semester? Here are four creative teaching ideas for each stage of your course, from…
There are no typical students, and no typical classroom. Some students might have never grown up with a university tradition in their…
There’s more to testing than paper. And as schools demand assessment technology that is secure, accessible and respects the integrity of…
Ever wondered what writing interactive textbooks might be like? This summer, we sat down with professors who’ve gone through the process…
Engage 2017 wasn’t just about learning new teaching techniques—it celebrated innovative educators who used new methods to meet their…
Social psychology, says Professor Alex Nagurney, is typically the course that really animates students’ passion for psychology. “The…
Dr. Thierry Karsenti, Canada Research Chair on Technologies in Education, believes technology in class is inevitable and should be embraced…
For an interactive textbook to be effective, the writers have to prepare for unorthodox answers from students, says Professor Stephen…
It's essential for instructors to have an accurate attendance tracker. Here's our evaluation of the most popular technologies—polling, GPS…
Now, as an instructor, you can use a screen reader and keyboard controls on your browser to conduct a lecture, from beginning to end.
An interview with UW profs Carl Bergstrom and Jevin West, whose one-credit seminar on battling misinformation has gone viral.
Professor Carl Braunlich explains the advantages that an interactive textbook has over print -- it can be kept up-to-date, for one.
About the least effective thing you can do to improve classroom learning is enact a major, centralized plan, according to sociology…
After a residential college was named for her at Yale, computer scientist Grace Hopper now has some of the recognition she deserves.