East Asian history courses at Muhlenberg
Portal for courses on Chinese, Korean and Japanese history
Last Thursday, 24 March ’22, was the 2022 #PressEd conference, “A WordPress and Education, Pedagogy and Research Conference on Twitter.” With some encouragement of Alan (aka Cogdog), I submitted a proposal and the next thing I knew, Natalie and Pat Continue Reading …
Table of contents: Introduction Students’s blog set-up Instructor’s set-up Exporting the “blog stream” In Canvas How to use in teaching Want to do even more with Inoreader? Introduction I like using blogs for student work, and generally students get to Continue Reading …
Why offer choices? When teaching and learning online When teaching and learning in a physical classroom Why offer choices? Today’s blog post isn’t about a specific digital tool I use, but a mindset I leverage. I’m a big fan of Continue Reading …
Today will be a short post, I want to get some more sleep in than I have over the past few days. Lessons learned Nr. 1: Push the record button If you say you will make Zoom sessions available for Continue Reading …
I just spent a month in Belgium, and much of that month I spent in the back garden at my mum’s. It borders on woodland, and with that come a lot of extremely fastgrowing weeds (which are just plants growing Continue Reading …
