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One Multifaceted Way to Reduce Cheating When Teaching Remotely

by Heather MacCorkle | Aug 13, 2020 | Education, Essays, Learning, Teaching, Virtual Learning

No, it’s not by using a lock-down browser. Let’s Be Real…Cheating Happens Let’s think about what is going to happen when you combine online students with in-person students in a synchronous classroom. The students online have the advantage of being able to...

Teachers: One Way to Make Everyone’s Life Easier This School Year

by Heather MacCorkle | Aug 2, 2020 | Education, Learning, Teaching, Virtual Learning

Screenshot of a Course I Created in Moodle Put everything online as soon as possible. My school’s LMS is not open yet, so I used a personal Moodle site to capture a screenshot of what I am talking about. Who knew that it would take 45 minutes to do it, but I...

What’s the POINT? Important Considerations for Unit/Lesson Planning during the COVID-19 Crisis and Beyond

by Heather MacCorkle | Jul 29, 2020 | Education, Essays, Learning, Teaching, Virtual Learning

POINT is another acronym for unit and lesson planning. You know, we needed one more to beef up the alphabet soup of educational jargon. In a previous blog post about practical considerations for teaching and learning during the COVID-19 crisis, I mentioned yet another...

Keep Students Working in the Virtual Classroom

by Heather MacCorkle | Jul 23, 2020 | Education, Learning, Teaching, Virtual Learning

Since it is raining, there will be no bike monologue today. Instead, I offer you this typical post. One complaint about school last quarter was that the asynchronous method of teaching and learning did not work well. There were several reasons for this. Students were...
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