Join Professors Jay Heizer, Barry Render, and Chuck Munson for up-to-date ideas on how to integrate pandemic impacts into your instruction.
Join Amy Kinser of Indiana University Bloomington for a discussion and demonstration of the tools and techniques used in a large course to address the issue of online exams.
Join Professor Brian Rickard of University of Arkansas for a discussion on online teaching strategies, ways to engage and support students, and technology options for making it all happen.
Join Professors Brooke Whisenhunt and Danae Hudson of Missouri State University for a discussion on the three evidence-based strategies instructors can incorporate into their online course design.
Join Professor Bill Brands of University of Texas at Austin as he explains the smooth transition of his history course to being fully online.
Join us for a free, virtual event hosted by ASU to learn best practices, techniques, and tools to design an effective online learning experience.
One key success factor in delivering strong online learning experiences is deep knowledge of — and comfort with — your technologies. Each Pearson digital learning tool can be tuned for maximum impact in a wide variety of modalities and pedagogies. In this session, a Pearson expert presents simple and powerful ways to optimize online engagement, learning, exam integrity, collaboration, tutoring and more, with Pearson platforms such as MyLab®, Mastering®, Revel®, and Pearson eText. Learn how to apply these tips in your discipline, and discover opportunities for free coaching and guidance to help adapt them to your classes.
Across a dizzying array of options, each of us is searching for evidence-based approaches to online and hybrid course development. Pearson’s Learning Design team has identified nine research-backed strategies to boost your confidence and skill in creating online learning experiences. These strategies will enhance your preparation, ensure that your students remain engaged, and promote their achievement in your courses. Watch us explore these strategies, learn how to apply to them to your discipline, and discover opportunities for free coaching and guidance to help adapt them to your classes.
In this webinar, you’ll learn about Pearson and Gradescope’s partnership and how it can benefit your MyLab and Mastering courses.
Join Professor Carola Goldenberg of George Washington University for a discussion on how computer mediated activities can complement and enhance active learning when implemented as part of a flipped class approach.