Sep 6, 2013
In higher ed, reaching out and making contact with students early on in the semester is a newly promoted strategy for student success. Reflecting on strategies I’ve seen instructors implement successfully, the old slogan, “reach out and touch...
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Sep 6, 2013
Accessibility Tips: Working With Documents Ten steps to creating accessible Word documents: 1. Use headings “A good heading structure is probably the most important consideration in most Word documents. Headings will allow screen reader users to navigate...
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Sep 5, 2013
Here’s a look at how Jane and Joe can share, copy, and transfer a video between their Ensemble libraries. Sharing If Jane wants to share a video with Joe, she needs to ask Joe to give her the right to share with him. Once Joe sets up the share; Jane shares the video....
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Sep 5, 2013
Does your Gradebook have alignment issues? Are you interested in using a 4.0 scale in your Gradebook? Check out these great Gradebook tips. Getting your Grader report to line up: Are you trying to enter grades and your students names and grades are just a little off?...
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Sep 3, 2013
In order to bring more reading strategies to students, Megan Ward and I have created YouTube videos to assist you in using reading strategies with your texts. One, SQ3R, is a textbook strategy that is highly effective in helping students comprehend and retain the...
