(NewsUSA) – The first month of the New Year is galloping by and many folks are still sorting out their goals and resolutions for 2021. Hooray for you if you’ve already set your goals. For those ...

I’ve been teaching a large online class for the first time this semester, and as the course involves looking at a number of challenge interactive works and games I put a lot of emphasis on discussion ...

“Open floor-plans increase sales productivity,” one of my classmates says over a webcam, referencing the reading assignment from the other night. The chatroom running on the side of the screen lights ...

I was in my second semester of college when COVID-19 was declared a pandemic. I had never taken an online class and also had no idea how to go about it. It has been a long ride since March 13 – the ...

Whether you’re considering going back to school to start or finish a degree, taking online courses is an option that allows you to maintain control of your schedule. Before you decide what course ...

So many things have changed in the past week — in all of our lives. For many of us, one major change has been moving back home to a different time zone, ranging anywhere from one hour behind Central ...

This article is part of the collection: Toward Better Teaching: Office Hours With Bonni Stachowiak. The following is the latest installment of the Toward Better Teaching advice column. You can pose a ...

For teachers in 2020, the year was marked by chaotic transitions, distant classrooms, and new training to help us navigate a mostly online curriculum. But what was left out of those conversations was ...

Every week more colleges and universities announce that they will hold classes fully or partially online in response to COVID-19. Professors are being asked to design “hybrid” classes, that blend ...

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Every state in the U.S. offers free or almost free college courses for retirees — either on-campus or online. Either way, using your brain to learn new things, gain a new talent, or just pass the time ...