Join the Teaching Academy at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Center in Washington for a workshop on active learning techniques for in-person and online asynchronous delivery. The workshop will be offered in ...

Our workshops are designed to develop faculty skills and pedagogy in online teaching and learning. Covering a range of topics from course design to teaching methods to integrating tools and ...

A series of artificial intelligence workshops for Purdue faculty is designed to help instructors seamlessly integrate new and relevant generative AI technologies into their curriculum, with a strong ...

Escambia County parents who are struggling to help their children learn online will soon have a new lifeline — a series of virtual workshops taught by University of West Florida professors. UWF, along ...

All Aboard! Engaging Everyone in Classroom Activities with Liberating Structures When people gather for classes (and meetings), we tend to default to structures with centralized control and minimal ...

Through our online workshops, you can access a wealth of content related to academic success skills and strategies. When you select a topic, you will be taken to a Canvas course site that will allow ...

When it comes to short training experiences (or long ones for that matter), we are living in an amazing world of overflowing ...

Teachers, education professionals, parents and the community are invited to learn about Montessori education at a “Montessori 101” free online workshop, offered March 18 and April 17 by the University ...

The Best Online Course Platforms for Business If you think taking internal training courses is a chore, then just wait until you build some. We test and compare several business online learning ...

Clinical Care of Assault: A multimedia tool. IRC and the University of California, 2014 (EN, FR, AR) Gender-Based Violence Case Management in Emergency Settings. Online Course. ABAAD (EN) Peril or ...

This article was published in Scientific American’s former blog network and reflects the views of the author, not necessarily those of Scientific American I woke up an hour late Wednesday morning, and ...