With Covid cases dropping and vaccination rates climbing, many facets of life are returning to pre-pandemic levels. Presumably, this means that many faculty members will teach courses in person on ...

This article was originally published in Chalkbeat. During the pandemic, Chalkbeat published dozens of essays that spoke to the tumult of COVID-era teaching. Lindsay Klemas wrote about teaching on ...

Spread the love“`html When the world abruptly shifted to remote learning, many educators found themselves scrambling. Suddenly, the dynamic classroom environment, rich with spontaneous questions and ...

One of my faculty friends is giving a talk today on more effective teaching on Zoom. I can imagine that her workshop will be a very helpful, positive learning experience, but -- and this is going to ...

Spread the loveWhen we talk about the seismic shifts in education over the last few years, it’s impossible to ignore the role of digital platforms. Before 2020, video conferencing was often a niche ...

I miss teaching on Zoom. I missed it as soon as I set foot back in the classroom, and now that I’ve been teaching face to face for nearly a semester, I miss it even more. Odd, isn’t it? After all, in ...

With Covid cases dropping and vaccination rates climbing, many facets of life are returning to pre-pandemic levels. Presumably, this means that many faculty members will teach courses in person on ...