Questions about copyright and the fair use of copyrighted materials for education come up a lot during out work with educators on different campuses. I was planning on writing about this topic anyway, and then I came across a great resource that I knew I had to share. It’s an interactive guide to using multimedia [...]
The Chronicle of Higher Education (http://www.chronicle.com) recently published a thought provoking but not entirely surprising article on student reading and writing habits as assessed by their instructors. In this article, (Studies Explore Whether the Internet Makes Students Better Writers, http://chronicle.com/free/v55/i39/39writing.htm?utm_source=at&utm_medium=en), the pros and cons of whether social electronic media tools improve or diminish a student’s [...]
I was trying to guess for someone today how many trainings I’ve performed for eCollege. Wow…I’ve been at the company almost 7 years and my first job was as a trainer. Now, as the manager of that same group I don’t “train” as much as I used to, but I still keep my toe in the pool. I would [...]