During a recent CTL Technology Spotlight showcasing the approach one instructor had taken to flip her classroom, I had the pleasure of sitting around a table of educators from Chemistry and the question came...
Collaborative learning involves groups of students working together toward a common learning goal: to solve a problem, complete a task, or create a product (MacGregor, 1990). It has been widely researched and many have...
You’re busy. I’m busy. Our students are busy. There’s something about modern American life the keeps us running in 5th gear, trying to cram more productivity into our limited waking hours. Being “busy” has...
At the start of the semester, I attended the International Computing Education Research (ICER) conference with some support from the Provost Teaching and Learning Fellows program. Computer science (CS) is one of the youngest...