Online learning is evolving fast. Discover innovative online course development strategies you can use to put your faculty and learners first.
In this session, you’ll learn about innovative ideas and digital best practices for your math courses.
In this session, we’ll explore the challenges and rewards of authorizing a full-time virtual school in your district.
Three innovators from the higher ed space share their perspectives and discuss how innovation has shaped success at their institutions.
Join Jessica Bernards and Wendy Fresh from Portland Community College to explore how Grit and Growth Mindset relate specifically to math.
Join virtual school student Carlie Steele, her mother Melissa Steele, and moderator Jolie Rotar to explore how the flexibility of online school enables volunteer opportunities.
Join Marc Renault from Shippensburg University as he showcases a suite of mobile-friendly Interactive Figures, and explore ways they can be used as teaching tools in the classroom and for independent study at home.
Join Bernhard Klingenberg from Williams College for ideas and demonstrations for how to strategically use apps to cover concepts such as sample-to-sample variability, multivariate thinking and permutation testing.
Join Eric Gaze from Bowdoin College to explore elements to consider for a Quantitative Reasoning course that addresses the challenge of empowering people to think quantitatively about everyday issues by providing a firm foundation in proportional reasoning and modeling with spreadsheets.
Join Paul J. Deitel, CEO and Chief Technical Officer of Deitel & Associates, Inc., for an overview of his exciting, highly innovative new textbook, Intro to Python for Computer Science and Data Science: Learning to Program with AI, Big Data and the Cloud.
