Subject Guides: Effective Teaching: Teaching with Technology

Articles

All That Teachers Need to Know About Flipped Classrooms - Tools, Tutorials and Apps Web tools, apps and videos on flipped classrooms.
Blurring the Lines Between Online and Traditional Classroom Pedagogy. The author believes and asserts that model pedagogy includes a combination of online and traditional teaching and that the two should complement each other. She notes that conventional teaching promotes the separation of online and traditional classes, but she decided that there is a better way to share knowledge with students after teaching online and traditional classes within the same semester. She argues that existing and emerging technology should be used and that these tools should be made available to all class formats.
Empowering Teachers With Tech-Friendly Formative Assessment Tools
Making the Shift to Online Teaching: Two Major Changes
Technology and Teaching: Finding a Balance There is no doubt that finding the time to integrate technology is an overwhelming task for anyone. Throughout the course of a day, teachers find themselves pulled in many directions. However, technology is already integrated in nearly everything we do and nearly every job our students will encounter. So how do educators find an ideal balance for learning about and eventually integrating technology? It begins with a focus followed by good instructional design -- but ultimately, a healthy balance.
The Changing Pros and Cons of Social Media in the Classroom BAM Radio: Periscope, Blab, Instagram, student privacy, security, and digital citizenship are among the topics explored, as we look at the new ways social media is being used in the classroom.
Top Myths About Digital Literacy 11 Digital Literacy Myths, Debunked:Still, digital literacy skills for teachers are crucial. In this article, we will first pin down exactly what digital literacy is and then work to debunk a number of common myths. July 25, 2018 by Leah Anne Levy
6 Myths of the Flipped Classroom. We seem to have a history of coming up with the most ridiculously bad words to describe what we are doing in higher education. MOOC, blended, hybrid, and now flipped. In many of these discussions about flipped classrooms I hear the same complaints and the same concerns. Perhaps if some of the myths around flipped classrooms could be dispelled we’d be able to have more productive conversations.
11 Edtech Tips for New Teachers These edtech tips are designed to get new teachers started with purposeful implementation of digital tools in their classrooms to transform learning experiences.

E-Books

Teaching in blended learning environments creating and sustaining communities of inquiry The authors present seven principles for harnessing the opportunities for teaching and learning available through technology. Focusing on teaching practices related to the design, facilitation, direction, and assessment of blended learning experiences, this text addresses the growing demand for improved teaching in higher education.