The end of semester is a good time for you to do as you ask of your students: reflect upon your course and your delivery of the course. Taking time to consider successful and unsuccessful moments in the course can give you inspiration for making changes so the next time you offer the course you’ll be more confident and your students will have the opportunity to be more successful. Read more about suggestions for an end of the semester review in the attached PDF.
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Email notifications for Google Form submissions
If you use Google Forms for surveys or to quiz your students in class, you may have found yourself wishing that you could get notifications each time someone submits your form. Logging into Google and checking your Results Sheet often can take a lot of time. Fortunately, there is a way to set up notifications and eliminate unnecessary checks on your Results Sheet.
Visualization
Infographics are not just for the visual learner. Use one to engage your student where there is slightly dry material or to explain a particularly tricky concept.
Incremental change
Get ready for next semester now. This teaching tip helps you think about how to make the needed changes while enjoying the process. Whether face-to-face or online, all classes need routine care.
1 Year Anniversary – Teaching Tips
With this tip, the UAF eCampus Instructional Design Team celebrates one year of weekly advice on teaching and educational technology. During that year, the UAF Center for Distance Education moved to a new home and became UAF eCampus, the Design Team grew by 30%, and the depth and breadth of the courses and projects the team works on increased by an even greater amount.
Audacity part 2
Use Audacity to easily manipulate the volume of individual tracks at specific points in time, and remove pops and squeals running over essential artifacts.