Distance Learning

See what happened when an NYU professor streamed his class about Twitch on Twitch. NYU Game Center professor Robert Yang reports on his experience teaching a class using Twitch. There are a number of interesting […]

Derek Newton reports on a study by Lawrence Tomei and Douglas Nelson in which they consider the maximum size of online, hybrid, and on campus classes if we would like them to be taught well […]

The rise of online learning has so far failed to generate serious thinking about the appropriate size of learning experiences. The Coursera platform has been no exception as it has stayed with the course as […]

An article by Emily Richmond in The Atlantic describes how teachers at Essex Tech in Massachusetts, are continuing career and technical education at a distance. Of particular note are the ways the teachers have adapted […]

With colleges and universities turning to online learning as a primary delivery method as a result of the pandemic, a review of learning management systems being used in various institutions provides a timely view of […]

Writing in Forbes, Brandon Busteed observes that corporate education and training will never return to the classroom, moving online as quickly and fully as possible. He points out that as the training and upskilling requirements […]

As many of us focus on providing courses to students at a distance there is a good deal of advice and assistance on offer. In most cases, the assumption is that faculty will need more […]