VandyVox Season 1 Is a Wrap!
Thanks to the Vanderbilt students and faculty who contributed to the first season of VandyVox, the new podcast I host from the …
Teaching and Learning Podcasts (2019 Edition)
I have a book coming out later this year, and my press asked me for “specialized media” to whom they might send …
Announcing VandyVox, a “Podcast of Podcasts”
Cross-posted from the Vanderbilt Center for Teaching blog I am very excited to announce a new podcast from the Vanderbilt Center for …
Puzzling Over the Jigsaw
Last fall, I was asked to lead a workshop at our law school on fostering student engagement in the classroom. Every legal …
Students, Please Get Out Your Phones
Inside Higher Ed published a great piece last week by Nick Roll looking at changes in classroom response systems. At many campuses, …
Leading Lines Season 1
The tenth episode of our educational technology podcast, Leading Lines, was released today. It features an interview by my colleague Cliff Anderson, …
Evidence-Based STEM Teaching: Free Online Courses Launch September 19th
I am once again co-teaching a free online course on evidence-based STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) teaching this fall. In fact, …
Leading Lines: A New Podcast on Educational Technology in Higher Education
I’m very happy to announce the launch of Leading Lines, a podcast on educational technology produced here at Vanderbilt University. Our first …
In Defense of Continuous Exposition by the Teacher
The New York Times published an essay this weekend by education writer Annie Murphy Paul titled “Are College Lectures Unfair?” In the …
Version Two: Revising a MOOC on Undergraduate STEM Teaching
I’ve revised a number of mathematics courses over the years. This fall, I get to revise a MOOC. Last year, I co-taught …