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Student Remediation Made Easier with LinkedIn Learning

Student Remediation Made Easier with LinkedIn Learning

by Mendi Benigni | Mar 29, 2021 | content

I know that, for many of you, certain proficiencies are critical skills for your students.  However, I’m almost sure that most of your students don’t even have the basics of the Microsoft Office programs before they come to you.  So for example, in a class...
Small Teaching Tip #6: The Benefits of Frequent Quizzing

Small Teaching Tip #6: The Benefits of Frequent Quizzing

by Jessica Smith | Oct 18, 2016 | Assessment, Best Practices, Small Teaching Tip, Teaching Advice

In a previous post, I discussed the important role memory retrieval plays in learning.  To briefly review: each time we recall a piece of information, we strengthen the neural pathways that move the information from our long-term memories to our working memories.  So...
PollEverywhere and Google Moderator to Increase Student Engagement

PollEverywhere and Google Moderator to Increase Student Engagement

by Mendi Benigni | Mar 1, 2014 | 1-1-1, Assessment, Collaboration, Faculty Technology Institute, Google Apps, Innovative Instruction, Pedagogy, TLT, Video

This week’s guest blogger is Miriam Klous in Health and Human Performance. In May 2013 I attended the Faculty Technology Institute (FTI) training. We learned about new technologies that could be useful in a classroom setting, research or service. In my classes,...

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