In Exchange

The author of this blog post argues that what is needed in online teaching and learning is a broadening of what Contact Hours means to be more…

Britain reflects on their educational system’s ability to provide learning continuity to its students during COVID-19. Their reflections and…

This New survey documents how professors view this spring’s mass move to virtual courses. Key findings: most used new teaching methods, half lowered…

Recognizing that our current generation of students are different, seemingly ‘joined at the hip’ with their cell phones, this article is an account of…

eCampusOntario provides strategies and options for remote assessment. Their quick decision-making tool is helpful, supplemented by further…

This hour-long webinar is about self-care, resilience, and supporting the well-being of others, particularly through stressful times such as the…

Chickering and Gamson’s Seven Principles have been around since 1987, and have stood the test of time in that they are still widely referenced today.…

This is one teacher’s account of how she took a popular Managing Personal Finances course from a classroom environment to a blended approach. She…

This article underlines the importance of General Education and the teacher’s responsibility to help students see the connection to their core program…

In our new world of emergency remote teaching, helping students ground themselves is evermore so important. This short article reminds us of this, and…