An emergent exploration of critical instructional design.

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Tell about yourself in a few sentences! Who are you and why are you here? (Intro to Pedagogy, Fall 2024)

Latest Comment from Tyler Wilks (September 25, 2024): "Awesome! I definitely plan to stop by the Colab as soon as I can and look forward to a chat!..." More >>

Is the focus on retention truly beneficial for our students…or should we let them fail?

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Is the focus on retention truly beneficial for our students…or should we let them fail?

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Introduce yourself to others in The AI Challenge

Latest Comment from Lauren Kordonowy (October 18, 2024): "Hi! ..." More >>

With the exception of Martha Burtis, why do many writers of technology and education sound so pessimistic and gloomy?

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Tell about yourself in a few sentences! Who are you and why are you here? (Tech & Tools, Spring 2024))

Latest Comment from Kate T. (February 23, 2024): "I'm a professor of communication at KSC affiliate faculty in English and also the Director of the Center for Research & Writing there. I teach..." More >>

What is the biggest “fail” you have ever had in class/a course? What is the most successful?

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In what ways do you encourage students to find meaningful connections between the lessons they are learning in your course and the lessons they are learning or have learned in courses from other disciplines?

Latest Comment from Kate T. (February 14, 2024): "I teach writing courses focusing on rhetorical situation/genre, so we're always talking in class about the writing that students are doing in a..." More >>

Orientation practice question: If you had know then, what you know now, would you pick a different career path?

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What steps do you take to get to know your students as whole people?

Latest Comment from Martha (September 26, 2024): "I love how many different angles you're approaching this from. It really speaks to your commitment to your students as individuals. I wonder about how..." More >>

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