Collecting student feedback can offer educators valuable information that helps enhance teaching methods, establish connections with students, and inform future classes.
Before you start collecting feedback, there are a few things you should consider to make sure you achieve your desired results.
By: Daysha Jackson-Sanchez, Vice President of Equity Solutions
Reflecting on the conversations that have profoundly impacted my thinking this year, one in particular has persistently occupied my thoughts: the SXSW EDU panel, “Reimagined STEM Courseware: Equity-Centered Digital Learning.” For the second consecutive year, I had the privilege […]
Last month, Lumen’s Chief Academic Officer David Wiley joined Campus Technology’s Insider podcast to share his thoughts on AI in higher education. David and host Rhea Kelly discussed the relationship between AI and OER, how AI will impact instructional design for educators, and key learnings colleges […]
By: Daysha Jackson-Sanchez, Vice President of Equity Solutions (Lumen Learning)
As an advocate for inclusivity and equity within our educational community, I am excited to discuss a powerful approach to help us achieve this goal: pedagogical partnerships. Originating from the work of Alison Cook-Sather, pedagogical partnerships involve collaborative relationships between […]
Instructors play the primary role in improving student success. You decide how in-class time is used, what kinds of activities and assessments students will engage with, […]
Educators are key to ensuring student success. You provide students with the knowledge and skills they need to achieve goals, realize potential, and fulfill dreams. This is a big job! Here are a few tips to support you as you begin this term.
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Jamison Miller | Director of Research Communication
Lumen Learning’s Improve It Challenge grant program invites anyone and everyone to engage in the continuous improvement of open educational resources. Our goal is to foster community engagement in the improvement of learning materials for all students. We want to leverage the […]
In today’s digital world, online learning provides options for teaching coursework to college or university students, including synchronous and asynchronous learning.
Both synchronous and asynchronous learning are available methods for online instruction. They differ in the delivery of coursework and student interaction, however.
Synchronous learning involves students being either in-classroom or […]
As the world changes, so do the methods we use to educate students. It’s no secret that technological developments have been coming at a rapid pace in the past few decades, and because of that, educational technology is changing.
Incorporating technology into the classroom can benefit and support learning and teaching practices. But what makes it […]