With strategies such as scaffolding assignments, integrating technology, and utilizing library resources, you can help students approach research with confidence and produce higher-quality work.
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Instructional Strategies, Instructional Technologies
Gradescope is a digital grading platform that allows instructors to assess handwritten, in-class assignments and measure student comprehension without outside influence.
LSA instructors have leveraged Harmonize to engage students in collaborative learning outside of the traditional discussion board assignment.
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Instructional Technologies, Peer Review
Collaboration can create a sense of community and facilitate student engagement, improving student satisfaction and learning quality.
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Collaborative Work, Instructional Technologies
One approach to building community is through structured interactions where students get the chance to get to know one another and learn what other students are thinking.
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Classroom Community, Instructional Technologies
Google Sites allows students to access and maintain their personal collection of materials to authentically and creatively showcase their coursework.
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Instructional Technologies
Inviting students to learn with and from each other is one of the best ways to develop students’ higher order thinking skills.
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Collaborative Work, Instructional Technologies
InSpace offers a unique and effective set of tools that provide proximity audio-based discussion groups.
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Discussions, Instructional Technologies
When you use PlayPosit to create your syllabus, you can ensure students understand the finer print by adding multiple choice questions referring to sections of the syllabus.
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Course Design, Instructional Technologies
Using verbal and visual cues to communicate stands the best chance of informing and inspiring students about all that the course has to offer.
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Course Design, Instructional Technologies
