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Virtual Poster Presentations – Recommended Tools

Note: This list assumes student work is already coming in the likely poster formats (PDF, image as JPG or PNG, PPT, DOC) as opposed to being presented using some unique platform (e.g., Prezi, Sway). Please investigate the help pages linked…

March 17, 2020 in Instructional Strategies, Remote Teaching, Undergraduate Rearch.

It’s Okay to Keep it Simple

As we all rapidly transition to remote instruction this week due to COVID-19, it is actually better to keep it simple.  When a friend sent me a blog post called Please do a bad job of putting your course online,…

March 13, 2020 in Educational Technology, Instructional / Course Design, Instructional Strategies, Remote Teaching.

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