Month: November 2023

Microlearning: The Game-Changer in Modern Education

November 29, 2023 by Carlos Lopez Mercado

Welcome to the world of microlearning, where learning is not just about consuming information but about how you consume it and how that consumption positively impacts your journey of knowledge acquisition. Microlearning 101 Five question knowledge check quizzes, an infographic on the nitrogen cycle in plants, or short video tutorials on tools in Photoshop—microlearning is […]

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Coyote Time: What Games Can Teach Us About Forgiveness in Learning

November 15, 2023 by Eva Grouling Snider

Video games often strike a balance between challenging players and forgiving them for not being perfect. How might forgiveness in games lead us to new insights about learning design? In platform video games – from the original Super Mario Bros. (1985) to more modern platformers like Celeste (2018) – you control a character who makes […]

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How to Use ChatGPT as an Ideation Partner (for You and Your Students)

November 8, 2023 by Eva Grouling Snider

Learn how to use ChatGPT to help you (or your students) quickly and creatively generate and explore ideas. Most of the higher ed discourse about ChatGPT centers on its ability to produce human-readable text. However, much more fertile ground can be found in using ChatGPT as part of the learning process. For example, ChatGPT can […]

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Gamify Your Course with Twine

November 1, 2023 by Shane Lanning (they/them)

Learn how you can utilize Twine to create interactive, gamified course materials. As faculty consider strategies for increasing student enthusiasm for learning, many are turning to gamification. For a lot of us, this has taken on a few different forms. We have either assigned an existing game for students to play or utilized game-like features […]

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Microlearning: The Game-Changer in Modern Education

Coyote Time: What Games Can Teach Us About Forgiveness in Learning

How to Use ChatGPT as an Ideation Partner (for You and Your Students)

Gamify Your Course with Twine