Instructional Design Blog
Posts tagged Colleague to Colleague
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Using Explanation in Assessments
May 6, 2020
assessment, Colleague to Colleague, remote instruction, skills-based practice
As I’m sure you’ve all experienced this spring, sometimes there isn’t a perfect online equivalent for all of the things you were doing in the classroom. This can be especially challenging with STEM courses, where we rely on labs and othe...
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8 Values That Make Your Course Content Engaging
March 25, 2019
Colleague to Colleague, student engagement
Walk down any faculty hallway on campus and you’ll hear echoes of the same questions: Why don’t students get engaged in courses that feature topics that certainly have engaged us as teachers? And how do you catch the interest of your s...
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A Fun Twist on Test Reviews
March 18, 2019
Colleague to Colleague, test review
When Dr. Anthony Battistini, assistant professor of engineering, was selected as a CREEME faculty fellow last year, he was tasked with redesigning one of his courses to add an element of cultural responsiveness and cultural relevancy. 31959200...
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Create a Welcome Video for Online Courses
August 2, 2018
Colleague to Colleague, course orientation, teacher immediacy, video
Anytime I’m meeting with a faculty member to discuss a new online course, I almost always end our first conversation the same way: “Oh, and we’ll want to create an intro video for the course, and I think you should be on camera.” M...
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Preparing Lectures with Doceri [Videos]
May 8, 2018
active learning, classroom technology, Colleague to Colleague
When Dr. Saravanan Ramasamy, assistant professor in the Chemistry and Biochemistry Department, invited me to observe one of his organic chemistry lectures, I was interested in seeing his classroom technology in action. What I observed was so m...
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Q&A: Creating Blackboard Tests Using Calculated Formulas
April 23, 2018
Blackboard, Colleague to Colleague, online testing
33976200250 Because ASU now offers a minor in astronomy, Assistant Professor Dr. Kenneth Carrell knew it was time to bump up the requirements. He added some mathematical equations to his introductory course, PHYS 1303 Fundamentals of Ast...
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Using Top Hat For Student Engagement [Video]
November 15, 2017
Colleague to Colleague, instructional strategies, Top Hat
A growing number of faculty in our college have adopted a product called Top Hat for use in the classroom. For those of you who aren’t familiar with Top Hat, the product allows students to use their cell phones as classroom clickers to answe...
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