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This affordable learning resource is being utilized in a MIST Program (Instructional Design) course for graduate students... see more
This guide lists some popular options for free or low-cost educational tools that can be used in online and in-class... see more
Note: This resource is no longer maintained. One of 6 learning modules created for the College Educator Development... see more
This study was conducted with data mining (DM) techniques to analyze various patterns of online learning behaviors, and... see more
Online programs for recording,uploading,mixing and interacting. Free for non-commercial academic use!! A great tool for... see more
Poster Session from "Weaving Patterns of Practice," 2008 POD Network/NCSPOD Conference. This poster presents a series of... see more
This site is part of the Authentic Assessment Toolbox that is a Classics Award winner. This site suggests that a rubric... see more
Screencasting is the capture all of the action on a computer screen while you are narrating. Screencasts can be made with... see more
Another of the Teaching & Learning with Technology resources from Penn State, this site begins with the Chinese proverb,... see more
'howMe allows you to record voice-over whiteboard tutorials and share them online. It’s a radically intuitive app that... see more
'Turn your iPad into your personal interactive whiteboard! ShowMe allows you to record voice-over whiteboard tutorials... see more
This game can be used for grade levels 3-8 to practice their grammar skills. You can choose to practice adjectives,... see more
San José State University's School of Library & Information Science uses Second Life to augment its distance learning... see more
Social Computing - definition, pros and cons, tools, impacts (educational, personal and societal), pedagogical theory
Stanford on iTunes provides access to a wide range of Stanford-related digital audio content via the iTunes Music Store,... see more
Project Description “STARS Cafe” is a single-player mobile game developed for the Research Methods course to teach... see more
This website provides an overview of using investigative cases as teaching tools in geoscience. Information includes a... see more
Storytelling: Scientist's Perspective: John Seely Brown Fun slides present the implications of technology brought into... see more
Project Description ‘Stranded’ is designed as a simulation game that provides an experiential platform to learn lessons... see more
The two major types of rubrics are defined: holistic and analytic. The versatility of rubrics is described in a list of... see more
Effective study skills and strategies are the basis of effective learning. They give you an opportunity to approach... see more
Summary of key elements of an effective lecture: includes preparation and delivery; lecture beginning, body, and closing;... see more
Poster Session from "Weaving Patterns of Practice," 2008 POD Network/NCSPOD Conference. How can we help faculty members... see more
With the rapid increase of online courses and programs, effective methods for teaching behavioral-based skills online... see more