Monthly Archives: March 2016

Five Essentials for Change Mangagement

Posted on March 24, 2016 by geoffcain

When colleges and universities have conversations around “change management” there is usually technology involved: an eportfolio, email software, student information systems, etc. Having been through a number of these kinds of changes, I think I have learned a lot about … Continue reading →

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On Learning Objectives: A Response to Jeff Noonan

Posted on March 11, 2016 by geoffcain

Jeff Noonan wrote a great blog posing called “Ten Theses In Support of Teaching and Against Learning Outcomes.”I have called this a “response” but what it is really semi-random notes. This will be one of those postings that folks in … Continue reading →

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Online Events for Open Education Week

Posted on March 8, 2016 by geoffcain

This reminder was sent in by Una Daly: This week (March 7th – 11th) is Open Education Week worldwide, and there are 60 free online and local events to promote the benefits of OER.  The Community College Consortium for Open Educational Resources (CCCOER) … Continue reading →

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Online Tutoring in 2016

Posted on March 4, 2016 by geoffcain

I received a note the other day from Dave Krevitt of www.withcoach.com, an online hosting service for tutors and teachers. He sent me a link to an interesting study they did on online tutoring. They surveyed 279 tutors from around … Continue reading →

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