No matter what your education is, you won’t be able to avoid research projects. You will need to find the information anyway, choose the best ways to find it, know how to evaluate and manage this info, and decide whether to use it for your projects or not. Here are a number of research tips so you can excel in all courses.
Animation can be an appealing and advantageous supplement in an online classroom. Learn its benefit and how to create your own animated videos.
Will this semester be your first time taking an online course? While a syllabus should outline the technicalities and course navigation, the mental leap from traditional instruction to a virtual classroom can be daunting.
Here are 7 suggestions to make the transition easier.
Are you interested in becoming a Special Education teacher? Want to find out more about the Special Ed career path?
Check out this infographic to find out answers to all your questions!
Salary information for Special Education teachers, Job Outlook, Why You’ll Love Being a Special Ed Teacher, Stats by State, How to Become a Special Education Teacher, and much more!
Looking for the latest news, tips, and best practices in online education for colleges and universities?
Here’s a list of 10 blogs to get you started.
For a resource of ideas for online educational activities, check out the Online Teaching Activity Index from the Illinois Online Network.
The website suggests 49 activities that can be used in either online or hybrid courses, including some creative activities such as Internet Scavenger Hunt, Concept Mapping, Fishbowl, and Socratic Dialogue.